Labor Force Participation Rate
Dive into the latest labor force participation data to see how many residents are working—or seeking work—and understand how Jacksonville compares to peer cities. Explore the numbers shaping our economic engagement and workforce trends.
Percent College Educated & Percent Grad School Educated
Data on the percentage of Jacksonville residents with a bachelor’s degree and with graduate degrees, compared to similar peer-city metro areas.
Students Proficient in Reading and Math by High School, Grade 8 and Grade 6
Tracking proficiency rates in reading and mathematics for students in grades 6 through 8, compared to peer cities and regional benchmarks. Provides a clear snapshot of where proficiency levels stand across grade levels, highlighting trends in academic performance and areas for focus.
Median Earnings with High School Education
Uncover the latest median income data for residents with a high school diploma and how Jacksonville compares to similar cities. Dive into the figures to better understand the economic value of a high school education in our community.
Percent High School Educated
Explore figures on high school educational attainment and how Jacksonville stacks up against peer cities. Discover what these trends reveal about our community’s educational foundation.
High School Graduation Rates
Explore high school graduation rate trends—see what portion of our students complete high school on time and how Jacksonville measures up to peer cities. Dive into the data to gain insight into the health of our education system and its implications for growth.
Child Dependency Ratio
The child dependency ratio shows how many young residents rely on working-age adults, revealing the pressure placed on families and community resources. This measure highlights demographic trends that affect schools, childcare, and economic planning across Jacksonville.
Access to Healthy Food
Access to healthy food in Jacksonville remains uneven, with some neighborhoods facing significant barriers to fresh, affordable options. These patterns point to where food deserts persist and where targeted interventions can support better nutrition, long-term health, and community resilience.
Pediatrician Ratio
The ratio of pediatricians to children in Jacksonville reveals uneven access to primary care during the critical years of growth and development. Tracking these shortages by area helps identify where investments in pediatric care are most needed to ensure every child has the opportunity for a healthy start.
Age 5 and Under Below Poverty
In Jacksonville, poverty among children five and under highlights the pressures faced by families during a child’s most formative years. These data points underscore where concentrated need exists, guiding efforts to strengthen early childhood support systems and reduce disparities that affect lifelong outcomes.
Life Expectancy at Birth
Life expectancy at birth varies significantly across Jacksonville, reflecting the combined impact of access to care, neighborhood conditions, income, and education on long-term health. These findings provide a clear benchmark for understanding where residents are thriving, where gaps persist, and how policy and investment decisions shape the future of our city.