County-wide readiness across domains and sub-domains. Note, Whole domain readiness is calculated differently than sub-domain calculations.

The FIVE KEY DOMAINS and DESCRIPTIONS support understanding of the summary reports for each domain of readiness which include sub-domain data:

Additional information is available to our community concerning the distribution of vulnerabilities across neighborhoods. Children who are determined to be “vulnerable” scored at or below the 10th percentile in the nationally normed data set. “Vulnerable” means vulnerable for future school failure. Maps detail the distribution of vulnerabilities across Spartanburg County by census tracts. These maps provide detail not known before that helps us better understand gaps in readiness and begin targeting resources and strategies with laser-like focus. These maps are not meant to identify a particular neighborhood over another negatively. They are, though, beneficial tools to identify needs that one area may have that are different than another area so that we are no longer applying a “one size fits all” approach to addressing the needs of our families and youngest learners.  

For a closer look at specific communities across the county, the map is broken up into three sections and enlarged. In all maps, any area remaining unshaded (white) means that too few data were collected in this area for reporting. Within each map, an asterisk in the data table indicates that the population threshold was not met, suggesting caution in projecting results to that area as a whole.

Click buttons below to view vulnerability maps: