COMMUNITY PROFILE

Pima County Health Department Public Health Nursing Community Profile

Census Tract (CT) #23

CT # 23 Community Assessment, 1/27/19, page 1

PCHD PHN Pima County
Tract #: 23.00
(Assigned to census Debra Osborne PHN, RN Census Tract #
tract)
Zip Code: 85713
and Zip Code(s)
Pima County Health Department Dates CT
PCHD Office (name
South (1493 West Commerce Ct assessment was 1/11/19, 1/18/19, 1/25/19
and address)
Tucson, AZ 85745) conducted
PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
CT boundaries
North W. 25th Street East Railroad Track
South W. 40th Street and Benson Highway West S. 12th Avenue
Housing Characteristics Environment
Pima Pima
Year Built CT Units in Structure CT
County County # or comment # or comment
(Census)* % (Census)* %
% %
Numer Multiple
ous scattered
boarde throughout
1-unit, attached &
2000 & 9.5 63.7 Vacant/boarded d up Vacant the
21.7% detached (Single 67.6%
later % % up structures? house lots? census
family homes)
s and tract
busine
sses
Trash Many junk
littered cars in
throug Abando backyards
11.7
1980-1999 35.4% 17% 2 units (Duplex) 1.8% Trash/rubble? hout ned
%
almost cars?
all
streets
Only a Graffiti
few present
new throughout
19.6 3 or more units 22.1 New
1960-1979 28.9% 19.9% house Graffiti? on sides
% (apartments) % construction?
s of
being buildings
built and signs

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 Populat 5,429
ion
1959 & 54.1 density
14.1% Mobile home 10.4% 2.6% Size (sq. miles) 1.04
earlier % (people
/sq.
mile)
Include source of Census data: document title and *DP04 SELECTED HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (2017) American
data year(s). Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates
Other or comments from Noise: Sounds of cars driving down the major street, loud sounds of train from tracks
above (e.g., noise, smells, directly behind houses
privacy, light, gardens, trees, Smells: Smells of Mexican food being grilled right outside of a supermarket, some foul
plants vs. concrete, group smells from human feces in the Las Puertas school parking lot
homes/student housing) Privacy: Most houses had exposed fencing so backyards could be easily viewed.
Light: Most street lights congregated down 6th Street. Most neighborhood streets only
have two to three street lights. Schools have light posts around the perimeter.
Gardens: One garden seen at the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) and one
garden seen at Ochoa Elementary School. No backyard gardens noted.
Trees: Few trees seen, most very skinny, wilting trees
Plants vs. Concrete: More concrete seen than plants. Most plants were unmanaged weeds
in backyards, neighborhood sidewalks, and lots.
Group homes/student housing: Houses are very close together, many single family homes,
some single family homes were broken up into units to be subleased, many “For Sale/For
Rent” signs throughout the neighborhood

COMMUNITY CORE
Demographic U.S. Census data (%)
Total population Pima County 1,007,257 people Total Population of CT 5,624 people
Age
Race alone or in Languages
Pima group Pima Pima
combination with CT CT spoken at home, CT
Count s County County
one or more other % % 5 years and %
y% (years % %
races* over**
)*
80.6
White 67.3% <5 5.9% 5.0% English only 71.6% 39.9%
%
African-
4.8% 3.8% 5-19 18.9% 23.6% Spanish 23.5% 58.7%
American

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 American Indian 5.0% 10.8% 20-44 32.8% 33% Spanish,
Asian 4.0% 2.6% 45-64 24.4% 25.9% speaking English
Ethnicity: 65 less than very 6.7% 20.3%
36.6 well
Hispanic or Latino 78% and 18.1% 12.5%
%
(of any race) older
Include source of *DP 05 ACS DEMOGRAPHIC AND HOUSING ESTIMATES (2017) American Community Survey 5-Year
data: Census Estimates
document title and **DP02 SELECTED SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES (2017) American Community
data year(s). Survey 5-Year Estimates
Culture and Ethnicity
Ethnic food stores Several Mexican markets (carnicerias, tortillarillas, Food City), mostly congregated on 4th Avenue.
Predominantly locally and family owned Mexican restaurants with several chain fast food restaurant,
Ethnic restaurants
mostly congregated on 4th Avenue.
Signage in other Many signs were either completely in Spanish or had Spanish and English but Spanish was the
languages larger and more predominant font.
Places of worship Most place of worship were Catholic with a few other denominations of Christian churches spread
throughout the city. Many of the names of the churches were in Spanish.
Art/sculpture Much of the art was paintings, murals, or shrines of Our Lady of Guadalupe. They were seen on the
walls of houses, sides of buildings, in the front yard of homes, and inside grocery stores. Grocery
stores also sold sculptures of various saints as well. The mural outside the Young Women’s
Christian Association was about empowerment and community. Many murals had traditional
Mexican images such as people in native dress, native foods, and writing in Spanish.
One gentleman was wearing a straw sombrero outside of Food City, but other than that, dress was
Cultural dress
casual (jeans, t-shirts, tennis shoes, sweat pants).
HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES
Community resources (formal name, location, brief description of services and source website link)
Nearest hospital 1. Banner University Medical Center South – Southern City of South Tucson
a. 2800 E. Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: general medicine, behavioral and mental health, emergency, geriatrics,
imaging, infectious disease, infusion therapy, intensive care, labs, pharmacy,
research, sports medicine, and women’s health.
c. https://www.bannerhealth.com/locations/tucson/banner-university-medical-center-
south
2. St. Mary’s Hospital – Northern City of South Tucson
a. 1601 W. St. Mary’s Road Tucson AZ, 85745

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 b. Services: general medicine, outpatient imaging, Joint Commission-certified Primary
Stroke Center, wound healing, specialized orthopedic surgery, dialysis, rehabilitation,
infusion therapy, surgical weight loss, and sleep center.
c. https://www.carondelet.org/our-locations/st-marys
3. Southern VA Health Care System (closest hospital but only serves veterans)
a. 3601 S. 6th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: general medicine and surgery, blind rehabilitation, evaluation and brief
treatment Post Traumatic Stress Disorder unit, hematology/oncology, psychiatric
treatment for substance abuse, and spinal cord injury clinic.
c. https://www.tucson.va.gov/
Long term 1. Southern VA Health Care System (only serves veterans)
care/senior centers a. 3601 S. 6th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: physical therapy, occupational therapy, social services.
c. https://www.tucson.va.gov/
2. No long term care for non-veterans in the census tract.
Urgent Care No urgent care in census tract or close to the census tract.
Pharmacies (note if 1. Dr. Amy E. Copfer PHARMD
has clinic) a. 3061 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85723
b. Services: pharmacist, nutrition support , pharmacy service provider
i. No clinic
c. https://npino.com/pharmacist/1851356323-dr.-amy-e.-copfer/
2. Walgreens
a. 1900 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: prescriptions and refills, vaccinations, blood pressure, drive thru pharmacy
i. No clinic
c. https://www.walgreens.com/locator/walgreens-1900+s+6th+ave-tucson-az-
85713/id=3377
Dispose-A-Med 1. South Tucson Police Department
site(s) a. 1601 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services
i. Accepts: expired, unused, unneeded prescriptions, over the counter
medications, tablets, capsules, vitamins, veterinarian prescribed medications
ii. Does not accept: liquids, cremes, inhalation/aerosol bottles, sharps, household
hazardous waste, batteries
c. https://www.tucsonaz.gov/water/medication-disposal
Medical/Dental 1. Risas Dental and Braces

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offices/clinics a. 2901 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: general dentistry, braces, oral surgery
c. https://risasdental.com/find-a-location/south-tucson/#
2. J C Rose Dental Center
a. 1616 S. 4th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: general dentistry, diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases of gums,
teeth, and jaw
c. https://www.wellness.com/dir/2062430/dentist/az/tucson/jc-rose-dental-clinic#referrer
3. Mesa Gold Teeth
a. 1933 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: Cosmetic dentistry, gold teeth
c. No website available
4. Dorsett Dentistry and Braces
a. 2990 S. 6th Ave. Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: dental health services including x-rays, restorative treatments, and
orthodontics
c. https://www.dorsettdentistry.com/
Integrative care None present in census tract, and none present around census tract.
modalities (yoga,
energy therapies,
massage etc.)
Mental health 1. La Frontera Center
services a. 502 W. 29th Street Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: outpatient and residential mental health and substance abuse treatment for
children, youth, and adults
c. http://lafronteraaz.org/
Social service 1. Salvation Army Tucson Adult Rehabilitation Center
agencies a. 2717 South 6th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: no fee, minimum of six months to one year of in-house holistic work-
therapy, group and individual counseling, life skill development, spiritual direction to
aid those struggling with substance abuse
c. https://tucsonarc.salvationarmy.org/
2. Primavera Foundation
a. 151 West 40th Street Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: serves homeless individuals, provides guidance, counseling, and resources
to help develop plans for a viable future, set realistic goals and work toward achieving

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 long term financial stability, homeless intervention and prevention drop-in center,
rapid re-housing, family pathways shelter program, Project Action for Veterans, rent
and utility assistance
c. https://primavera.org/what-we-do/
3. Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA)
a. 243 West 33rd Street Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Services: support for entrepreneurs and small business owners, promoting women’s
wellness, workshops on leadership, economic development, senior citizen
socialization and assistance with financial needs, meeting hall for the community
c. https://ywcatucson.org/
Food bank/pantry No food bank within CT, and no food bank around census tract.
Other health/social None noted within census tract.
services providers

EDUCATION
U. S. Census Data Educational Attainment
Pima Pima
Pima CT CT Percent CT
Percent Percent HS County County
County % % % Bachelor’s %
< 9th graduate or % %
degree or
grade 19.5 higher
4.7% 88.2% 59.6% higher 31.6% 4.2%
%
*Include source of data: DP02 SELECTED SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES (2017) American
2013-2017 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates
Community Survey 5-Year
Estimates
Educational Resources
(formal name, location, brief description of services, and source website link)
1. Krystal Clear Daycare
a. 108 W. 27th Street Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Daycare for infant, ones, and school age children
Child care/ c. https://childcarecenter.us/provider_detail/krystal_clear_daycare_tucson_az
preschool centers 2. Castle Kids Daycare -Tucson AZ Child Cares Small Group Home
a. 2912 S. 5th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Home-based daycare for children from ages zero to 12 years old, English and
Spanish, before and after school care, daytime, full-time, kindergarten, part time care

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 c. https://childcarecenter.us/provider_detail/castle_kids_daycare_tucson_az
Public School Tucson Unified School District
District(s)
School Attendance 1. Elementary School:
Zones. The a. Ochoa Community School
elementary, middle, i. 101 W. 25th Street Tucson, AZ 85713
and high schools
ii. Preschool-fifth grade with after-school activities including tutoring from
where children in a
particular census University of Arizona students and Flamenco classes
tract are assigned to iii. http://www.tusd1.org/ochoa
attend . b. Mission View Elementary School
i. 2600 S. 8th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
ii. Preschool-fifth grade, dual language instruction, gifted and talented program,
Dream Garden in collaboration with the Community Food Bank, after-school
activities
iii. http://missionview.tusd1.schooldesk.net/
2. Middle School
a. North of Silverlake - Safford Middle School
i. 200 E. 13th Street Tucson, AZ 85713
ii. Kindergarten-Eighth grade
iii. http://www.tusd1.org/safford
b. South of Silverlake – Hollinger Middle School
i. 150 W. Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85713
ii. Kindergarten-Eighth grade, dual language instruction, gifted and talented
education
iii. http://www.tusd1.org/hollinger/
3. High School
a. North of Silverlake – Tucson High Magnet School
i. 400 N. 2nd Avenue Tucson, AZ 85705
ii. Ninth-twelfth grade, programs in natural sciences and visual and performing
arts
iii. http://www.tusd1.org/thms

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 b. South of Silverlake – Pueblo Magnet High School

i. 3500 S. 12th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713

ii. Ninth-twelfth grade, career and technology programs, College Preparatory

Academy, summer school, dual language, before and after school programs

iii. http://www.tusd1.org/pueblo

Schools inside CT. ● Ochoa Elementary School (Public- see above for description of services and website link)
Identify as public, ● Mission View Elementary School (Public- see above for description of services and website
private, or charter link)

● Las Puertas Community School (Public Charter)

○ 100 W. 37th St. Tucson, AZ 85713
○ Sixth-ninth grade, tuition-free public charter school, offers free transportation to and
from school
○ http://www.laspuertascommunityschool.org

Library in or nearest 1. Sam Lena –South Tucson Library

to CT a. 1607 S. 6th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
b. Free wifi, computers, meeting rooms, study rooms, weekly programs
c. https://www.library.pima.gov/locations/STU/
No other education resources noted within the census tract.
Other

RECREATION
Community resources (formal name, location, brief description of services and source website link)
Neighborhood No neighborhood centers were noted within the census tract.
centers and hours
Recreation 1. Centro Del Sur Community Center and Boxing Gym
centers/gyms and a. 1631 South 10th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713
hours b. Services: Gym, social services
c. Hours: 6am-6pm
d. https://webcms.pima.gov/cms/one.aspx?portalId=169&pageId=3684

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 2. John A. Valenzuela Youth Center

a. 1550 S. 6th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85713

b. Services: safe and healthy space for at risk youth ages five to 18, emphasizes
educational goal setting and achievement, helping develop resiliency skills, and
positive social and lifestyle skills

c. Hours: 2:45pm-8pm every day

d. https://www.ccs-soaz.org/services/detail/john-valenzuela-youth-center

Trails: None
Parks/trails/green Greenspace: Julian Wash-Greenway (amenities include drinking water, restrooms, and walking
spaces (include paths)
amenities) Parks: None, Santa Rita Park is north of census tract
Golf courses: None

SAFETY AND TRANSPORTATION

Public Safety: city City Police Department – City of South Tucson Police Headquarters
police department,
tribal police, and/or
county sheriff
Fire District(s) and Fire Station: South Tucson Fire Department (141)
Station #(s) covering Fire District: None present
CT
Distance from 0.4 miles
middle of CT to fire
station
Security guards One private security guard was seen in the public library.

Neighborhood watch of 20-25 community members meets once a month at the Young Women’s
Neighborhood
Christian Association to address concerns. Sometimes city council members, police officers, and
Watch?
other city employees sit in on the meetings.
Evidence of No apparent evidence of gang or criminal activity was noted.
gang/criminal Drug use was noted by the presence of “drug free area” signs

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activity/drug use
Past 3 days: 15 incidents
Past week: 53 incidents
Past month: 254 incidents
Past three months: 845 incidents
Past 6 months : 1905 incidents
Significant crime
https://www.crimereports.com/home/#!/dashboard?lat=32.20561149080997&lng=-
statistics
110.97229957580566&zoom=13&incident_types=Assault%252CAssault%2520with%2520Deadly%2
(include # and time
520Weapon%252CBreaking%2520%2526%2520Entering%252CDisorder%252CDrugs%252CHomi
frame, source(s) of
cide%252CKidnapping%252CLiquor%252COther%2520Sexual%2520Offense%252CProperty%252
data, i.e. web sites)
0Crime%252CProperty%2520Crime%2520Commercial%252CProperty%2520Crime%2520Residenti
al%252CQuality%2520of%2520Life%252CRobbery%252CSexual%2520Assault%252CSexual%252
0Offense%252CTheft%252CTheft%2520from%2520Vehicle%252CTheft%2520of%2520Vehicle&sta
rt_date=2018-10-28&end_date=2019-01-
26&days=sunday%252Cmonday%252Ctuesday%252Cwednesday%252Cthursday%252Cfriday%25
2Csaturday&start_time=0&end_time=23&include_sex_offenders=false&shapeIds=
Registered sex Number of Sex Offenders: 159
offenders (# as As of: 1/27/19
m/d/y, include Source: http://www.city-data.com/soz/soz-85713.html
source(s) of data,
i.e. web sites
Bus stops and
Bus stops: Evenly dispersed throughout South Tucson (22 stops)
routes (approx #
Bus routes: Mission Road (Route number 23)
and location in CT)
1. West 29th Street
2. South 8th Avenue
3. South 6th Avenue
Designated bicycle 4. South 10th Avenue
paths 5. South 4th Avenue
6. East 36th Street
7. West 36th Street

Limited parking spaces in lots in front of businesses or houses, few driveways, mostly crowded street
Parking
parking, most parking lots have holes in pavement.

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 Sidewalks present throughout neighborhoods and throughout city, littered with trash throughout the
Sidewalks city, cracks in sidewalk, grass and weeds growing through spaces in sidewalks.

Most streets littered with garbage, numerous potholes in major roads and residential streets, a lot of
Street conditions gravel on roads.

Small and large pieces of garbage on sides and middle of streets, large chunk of ice in street,
Road hazards numerous potholes, few street lamps.

Night lighting
Very little night lighting seen.
(optional)
Other risks
(e.g., dangerous Many dogs without leashes running through the streets.
intersections)
ECONOMICS
Businesses in Census Tract
Bars 2 Convenience 3 Laundry/dry cleaners 0 Neighborhood market 4
Restaurants 13 Discount store 1 Liquor stores 3 Post office/UPS 2
Check cashing 2 Fast food 5 Malls (describe): 0 Supermarket 1
Banks 3 Gas station 1 Thrift/resale store 3
Farmer's market 0 Community Garden 1 Health food/organic 0
food stores
Other businesses. Two pawn shops, three motels, one veterinarian, five insurance places, one nail salon.
Use generic name
only
U. S. Census Data (% or $) Pima County (% or $) CT (% or $)
No health insurance coverage (civilian non-institutionalized)
11% 11%
**
Household By Type: Female householder, no husband
7.1% 11.6%
present, with own children < 18 (%)*
Median household income ($)**: $48,676 $21,160
% of all people living in poverty**: 18.3% 46.2%

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*Include source of data:
Census document title
and data year(s).
Names of neighborhoods
or subdivisions
How are neighborhood
names displayed?
Geopolitical Boundaries and Government Representatives* (include sources of data other than PimaMaps)
Is CT inside or outside
city/town limits?
CT City ward(s) and
council member(s):
CT County district(s) and
supervisor(s):
CT state legislative
district(s) and legislators
(1 senator and 2
representatives):
CT US Congressional
District(s) and
representative(s):
Signs of political activity
Other data/comments
Newspapers/Newsletters/
Flyers
Payphones
Billboards/bulletin boards
(include main
purpose/message)
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*DP02 SELECTED SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES (2017) American
Community Survey 5-Year Estimates
**DP03 SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS (2017) American Community Survey 5-Year
Estimates
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Barrio Santa Rosa, Quijotoa Townhomes, Papagoville, Mission View, Barrio Viejo
No signs used to indicate different neighborhoods.
Inside
No CT City wards
District 2
Ramon Valdez
District 2
Senator: Andrea Dalessandro
Representative: Rosanna Gabaldon
Representative: Daniel Hernandez
District 3
Raul Grijalva
One pro-life billboard seen, one sign for Raul Grijalva (representative), otherwise no signs of
political activity seen throughout the census tract.
None.
COMMUNICATION
School newsletters are sent home with students. No newspapers seen in front yards.
Informational fliers seen at the library. Town updates and news were found online at
southtucsonaz.gov.
No payphones seen. Closest payphone noticed was outside of census tract at Santa Rita Park.
Most bulletin boards were for insurance companies or lawyers. Many signs for renting and
selling houses.
13
Free Internet/Wi-Fi Free Internet access is very minimally available (McDonald’s - but must be a patron, and the
access/locations library), most homes do not have Wi-Fi.
None.
Other data/comments

Form updated May 2018

This form is continually updated and revised. Send suggestions to png@email.arizona.edu

Submitted by (names of students): Cassidy Leroux, Amanda Nguyen, Shane Pendleton

Date work completed: 1/27/19

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 Instructions for Completing the Community Profile & Grading Rubric

● PCHD PHN (full name and credentials)

● Conduct your survey with your census tract (CT) team over at least 2 trips to the community at different times of the
day.
● Drive, ride or walk all streets in the census tract. Walk around parks and go into stores and businesses open to the
public.
● Fill in every cell; use “none” or “not seen” when no information is entered.
● Spell out abbreviations on first use except for St., Blvd., Ave., Cir., Ct., Hwy., and other postal abbreviations’ found at:
http://pe.usps.gov/text/pub28/28apc_002.htm.
● Use the symbol ~ for an approximate number (only for features in community you are counting. Do not round statistics
from census.
● Use Comments sections to describe important findings and/or list electronic sources.
● Include sources of data (other than the Census and PimaMaps) where requested. For the source, include website link
OR author and document title for any information found online. An APA reference is not necessary.
● The profile is asking for what is inside the boundaries of the CT but also include what resources are being used by
people living in the CT, which are just outside the CT boundaries. If including a resource or service just outside CT, it
must be labeled as such. Example: 0 grocery stores in CT. Two just outside CT.
● Use the full proper name of all resources EXCEPT for businesses in the Economics Subsystem (use generic names
instead). For Example: 2 guns shops, 3 adult entertainment clubs BUT Yoga Oasis and Pima County Sheriff
Department
● For location use the address or general location in the census tract. .
● APA/Grammar Tip 1: Compass points (north, south, east, and west) are capitalized when they are part of a proper
noun such as South Park Ave. or South Tucson (the city), but are lower case when providing directions or a location
(The College of Nursing is south of Banner University Medical Center). APA/Grammar Tip 2. Be careful to capitalize
all proper nouns and keep generics lower case.
● Keep report objective. Analysis and conclusions will go into the CAP report.
● Complete key informant interviews (see interview guidelines on D2L). Identify key informants by their title, no names.
Identify the name of the “lead” student for each interview. Summarize each interview, including significant comments,
in paragraph or bullet format in a Word document and submit in separate document with Profile.
● Before submitting to D2L

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 ● Keep rubric in document for initial submission to D2L Assignment folder.
● Replace the footer on this form with the following: CT #_____ Community Assessment, date, page #. Do not replace
the date the form has been updated.
● Before submitting final Community Profile to PCHD
● Make corrections, if necessary and delete these instructions and the rubric.

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 Community Profile Rubric
(Refer to above Community Profile Instructions)
(Points out of 100)
Census No errors 1 error 2 errors 3 errors 4-5 errors More than
Statistics (accuracy) 5 errors

20 points 18 points 16 points 14 points 10 points 5 points

Accuracy of other information or No errors 1-2 errors 3-4 errors 5-6 errors More
data than 6
errors

20 points 15 points 10 points 5 points 0 points

Sources of information (web sites No errors 1 error 2 errors 3 errors 4-5 errors More than
or links where requested) 5 errors

15 points 12 points 10 points 8 points 6 points 4 points

Data presented objectively No errors 1-3 errors 4 errors More than

5 errors

10 points 7 points 3 points 0 points

Spelling, grammar, clarity of 1-2 errors 3-4 errors 5-6 errors 7-8 errors 9-10 More than
information, editing errors errors 10 errors

10 points 9 points 8 points 5 points 2 points 0 points

Complete and thorough Complete 1 piece of More than 1

data piece of data
missing missing

10 points 5 points 0 points

Key informant interviews Submitted 3 Submitted Not

summaries after due submitted

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 per student date
(submitted
on time with
community
profile)

15 points 5 points 0 points

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