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% WhiteJOHN BARTRAM HIGH SCHOOL, 2024-25

The share of the school's students who are White.

Identifiers

school code 1010 · metric key pct_white · year 2024-25 · subgroup ALL · population cut n/a

  1. 1
    What you see% White

    84.9%

    the share of the school's students who are White.

    vs. peers
    15th percentile
    vs. citywide
    28th percentile
    unit
    percent
    direction
    neither direction is 'better'
  2. 2
    How it was computedvalue = 100 × Σ group count / Σ enrollment across the school's grade rows
    1. Read the district's enrollment file (one row per school × grade).
    2. Sum counts across grades to the school level.
    3. Divide the group count by total enrollment to get a share; storing shares re-derived from counts (rather than averaging per-grade percentages) weights grades by their size.

    Citywide percentile, reconstructed right now

    Among 330 default-included schools with a value for this metric, year, and subgroup, this school has a higher value than 92. Midrank rule: (92 + 0/2) / (330 − 1) = 0.280.Stored: 0.280. ✓ matches

    How percentiles are computed · How peer groups are chosen

    Peer percentile, reconstructed right now

    Peer group: up to 40 of the demographically nearest schools among High / catchment / district schools; 20 of 20 peers have a value this year. This school is above 3 of them. Midrank: (3 + 0/2) / (21 − 1) = 0.150; stored 0.150. ✓ matches

    The peers and their values (20)

    Note: stored percentiles are computed by a batch script after loads; a difference from the live reconstruction means a newer load changed the comparison set and the batch has not been re-run.

    Evidence: metric tree: % White

  3. 3
    The stored cellThe stored cell
    table
    philly_school_year_metrics
    value
    0.848896434634975
    denominator
    null (not published)
    suppressed
    false
    citywide_percentile
    0.2796
    comparison_group_percentile
    0.1500
    source_load_id
    f4c317af-16df-4cfe-8454-7b9361cd81cd

    Evidence: data model overview

  4. 4
    The load that wrote itWritten on 2026-06-03 by sdp_enrollment_demographics.ts
    source id
    sdp_enrollment_demographics_school_2024-25
    SHA-256 of the file read
    80f169f31c3e31f7f7a4d84138a46caa45f9b16162208c5b02784349fb2f133d
    bytes
    492,606
    year covered
    2024-25
    code commit
    63ddc08c2a63170cecb6e78b991559cef9aa3926

    To confirm you have the same file: download it from the URL above, then run shasum -a 256 <downloaded file> — the output should equal the hash above. If the publisher has since replaced the file, the hashes will differ, which is itself useful to know.

    Evidence: loader script · first-fetch findings for this file · source registry

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    The publisher's fileEnrollment & Demographics, 2024-25

    School District of Philadelphia. October 1 enrollment counts by school and grade, with counts by race/ethnicity, gender, economic disadvantage, English-learner status, and special education.

    format
    CSV (one row per school × grade)
    join key
    ULCS Code
    • Economic disadvantage is recorded as 100% at most district schools (community-eligibility meal reporting), so it can't distinguish schools.
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    How it was checkedChecks: 0 passed, 1 not run
    • not runNo base-case report yet for demographics (aggregation is arithmetic on published counts; see the algorithm page)
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    Assumptions & caveatsAssumptions and caveats
    • October 1 enrollment is the reference population for the whole school year.
    • 2024-25 only.

    Algorithms involved: School demographic shares from per-grade counts

The same metric for this school, every year and cut

YearSubgroupCutValue
2024-25All studentsno population cut84.9%