SAIPE interactive tool demo shows county, state and school-district poverty trends
Summary
Amelia Ingram demonstrated the SAIPE interactive tool: selecting median household income for Maryland, comparing Prince George's and Montgomery counties, filtering school-aged poverty in Mississippi, viewing confidence intervals, and downloading tables and maps.
Amelia Ingram demonstrated the SAIPE Income and Poverty Interactive Tool, guiding users through navigation panels, time-trend charts, and downloadable tables. She selected median household income for Maryland, added Prince George's County and Montgomery County to the time-trend comparison panel, and showed how the hover box displays confidence intervals for each year’s estimate.
Ingram also demonstrated filtering poverty estimates for school-aged children (ages 5–17) in Mississippi, locating Tallahatchie County and then drilling down to the East Tallahatchie School District to display school-district-level poverty estimates and population totals. She showed how to download the resulting tables in Excel or CSV and export map images as PDF or JPEG files, and pointed users to TIGER/GeoJSON links for school district boundaries.
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