chief sealth high school

Chief Sealth High School

West Seattle

Located in South West Seattle

Just East of High Point off Delridge

Seattle Community

College

Industrial District

Boeing Field

Current Location

Puget Sound New

Location

Camp Long

New Renovation Location

Westwood Village

Shopping Center

Lincoln and Fauntleroy

Park

New School

Riverview Playfield

Area Surrounding Chief Sealth

Focus on:

• High Point (2.2)• Riverview (2.3)• Roxhill/Westwood (2.4)• Highland Park (2.5)

High PointMedian Household Income $27,644Per Capita Income $12,832Median Rent $406Median Housing Value $159,722

Below Poverty Line 31.7%

Percent Speaking only English 58.6%

Highest Level of Education Attained

Males (35-44) Females (35-44)< 9th Grade 17.3% 10.2%< High School 9.6% 18.4%H.S. Grad 27.5% 25.3%Some College 27.3% 20.6%AA 11.1% 5.1%BA 6.0% 14.8%Grad./Prof. Deg. 1.2% 5.6%

RiverviewMedian Household Income $52,409Per Capita Income $18,976Median Rent $688Median Housing Value $163,876

Highest Level of Education Attained

Males (35-44) Females (35-44)< 9th Grade 16.6% 5.1%< High School 16.1 % 2.9%H.S. Grad 17.1% 26%Some College 19.6% 18.2%AA 8.6% 6.8%BA 15.4% 37.2%Grad./Prof. Deg. 6.5% 3.6%

Below Poverty Line 12.9%

Percent Speaking only English 61.4%

Roxhill/WestwoodMedian Household Income $41,568Per Capita Income $20,306Median Rent $667Median Housing Value $170,840

Highest Level of Education Attained

Males (35-44) Females (35-44)< 9th Grade 6.7% 8.4%< High School 7.9% 4.4%H.S. Grad 21.5% 16.4%Some College 15.7% 27.5%AA 12.9% 13.6%BA 28.1% 24%Grad./Prof. Deg. 7.2% 5.8%

Below Poverty Line 10.4%

Percent Speaking only English 74.4%

Highland ParkMedian Household Income $46,906Per Capita Income $20,155Median Rent $681Median Housing Value $155,416

Highest Level of Education Attained

Males (35-44) Females (35-44)< 9th Grade 3.6% 8.3%< High School 9.1% 13.4%H.S. Grad 24.4% 18.6%Some College 24.2% 27.4%AA 10.9% 6.1%BA 22.3% 10.3%Grad./Prof. Deg. 5.5% 15.9 %

Below Poverty Line 14.5%

Percent Speaking only English 66.3%

Source: www.seattle.gov/dpd/Research/Population_Demographics/Overview/default.asp

Development!

Nearby Local Business

Not Shown:

Guard dog (Pit Bull) standing on tires every morning

Recreation

Local Parks

Places to go…

Westwood Shopping Center

…and the list goes on

Resources thru the School Website• Asian Counseling and Referral Service• Atlantic Street• Center for Career Alternatives (CCA)• Central Youth and Family Services• City Year• Consejo Counseling and Referral Service• Center for Human Services• Dream Project• El Centro de la Raza• Girls First (YWCA)• Iwasil Accademy• LEEP (Lakeside’s Educational Enrichment Program)• Making Connections• Math Engineering Science Achievement (MESA)• OneWorld Now!• Ruth Dykeman Youth and Family Services• Ryther Child Center• Safe Futures Youth Center

• Seattle Team for Youth (City of Seattle)• Southwest Youth and Family Services (SWYFS)• Steps Ahead Steps Beyond• Summer Search• Treehouse• Trio Talent Search• UDOC• United Indians of All Tribes• Upward Bound• White Center public Health• YMCA Young Adult Services – The Center• YMCA Community Learning Center• Youngstown Cultural Arts Center• Youth 180

• Question! How do all these programs contact students? Word or mouth? Or is it just available on the school website?

Healthy Food Desert

Current Location

Renovated Location

7-11

Country Deli-

GroceryJohn’s

Corner Deli-Grocery

Safeway

Super 24 Food

Store #1

Delridge Food Mart

West Seattle Food Market

and Food Bank

Juneau St Market

Safeway

7-11

Metropolitan Market Retail

Support Center

West Seattle Thriftway

Questions I have

• Are my students eating vegetables? If so, where do they get them? Are they fresh?

• If a family is below the poverty line, where do they get their food? How often?

• How many students use the resources from the school website?

• Do they visit the green spaces? How often? What for?