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Amanda Huron

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Amanda Huron

  • Bio/CV
  • Research
    • How to give away your church
    • The struggle for Community Park West
    • D.C. rent control history
    • D.C. limited-equity cooperatives
    • The urban commons
    • C.L.R. James at Federal City College/UDC
    • PTO Revenues and Public School Inequity in Washington, D.C.
    • WISH in South Africa
    • Berlin collective housing
  • Teaching
    • History of the District of Columbia
    • Mapping the City
    • Experiments in Pedagogy
    • Black Land Loss in Washington
    • Politics of Urban Housing
    • DC Politics
  • Music/Culture
    • Sensor Ghost
    • Weed Tree
    • Puff Pieces
    • Back Alley Theater
    • Radio CPR
    • Miracles
    • Amanda Huron + David Griffin
    • Caution Curves
    • Vertebrates
    • Scaramouche
    • Stigmatics
    • Impetus Inter
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PTO Revenues and Public School Inequity in Washington, D.C.

In this project, I examined fundraising and organizing efforts of parent teacher organizations (PTOs) at public schools in Washington, D.C. The map I've made, pictured here, shows a) locations of all the city's public schools (black symbols), b) the PTOs that are registered as tax-exempt organizations with the IRS (orange circles on top of their respective schools), and c) 2016 median household income for Washington, D.C. (the darker blue is higher income; the darker green is lower income). The size of the orange circles reflects the amount of PTO revenue for the 2014-15 school year. See my blog for an updated version of this map, which reflects data from the 2016-17 school year, along with some analysis of the issue.

PTO Revenues and Public School Inequity in Washington, D.C.

In this project, I examined fundraising and organizing efforts of parent teacher organizations (PTOs) at public schools in Washington, D.C. The map I've made, pictured here, shows a) locations of all the city's public schools (black symbols), b) the PTOs that are registered as tax-exempt organizations with the IRS (orange circles on top of their respective schools), and c) 2016 median household income for Washington, D.C. (the darker blue is higher income; the darker green is lower income). The size of the orange circles reflects the amount of PTO revenue for the 2014-15 school year. See my blog for an updated version of this map, which reflects data from the 2016-17 school year, along with some analysis of the issue.

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