2024 Community Milestones for New City

community area: New City

  • 9th Grade Enrollment

    567
    first-time 9th graders from New City enrolled in a CPS high school in 2023–2024. See the Data

  • High School Graduation

    77%
    of 2020–2021 first-time 9th graders from New City graduated high school by spring of 2024.
    • 7% below CPS
    See the Data

  • College Enrollment

    -
    N/A of 2024 high school graduates from New City enrolled in college in fall of 2024.
    • N/A CPS
    See the Data

  • College Persistence

    72%
    of 2023 immediate enrollees from New City were enrolled in the fall of 2024.
    • 3% below CPS
    See the Data

  • College Completion

    39%
    of 2018 immediate enrollees from New City completed a degree or credential by spring of 2024.
    • 9% below CPS
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Community Area Context

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Census Data

Student attainment data must be analyzed through a critical lens which situates outcomes within the historical, political, and social context of a community. To help begin the deeper dive into the context of the community, below is a brief snapshot of some metrics describing the population of New City. To learn more, search for community organizations or historical societies in New City or further explore census data.

New City Chicago
Total Population 41,869 2,707,648
Race and Ethnic Breakdown of Total Population
  • 68% Latino
  • 10% White
  • 18% Black
  • 3% Asian/Pacific Islander
  • 1% Other
  • 30% Latino
  • 32% White
  • 28% Black
  • 7% Asian/Pacific Islander
  • 3% Other
Household Annual Income Breakdown
  • 30% below $25,000
  • 28% $25,000 - $59,999
  • 19% $60,000 - $99,999
  • 23% $100,000 or above
  • 19% below $25,000
  • 22% $25,000 - $59,999
  • 20% $60,000 - $99,999
  • 38% $100,000 or above
Percentage of High Schoolers in Chicago Public Schools 96% 85%
Highest Education Level of Population Age 25 and Over
  • 29% high school or less
  • 34% high school diploma
  • 16% some college, no degree
  • 21% college degree
  • 13% high school or less
  • 21% high school diploma
  • 16% some college, no degree
  • 49% college degree
Source: Data in the table comes from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey five-year estimates.