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VolumeTotal annual vessel calls 395Total annual waterborne cargo tonnage 4.5 million tonsTotal containerized tonnage1,499 tonsBananas and tropical fruit1,284 tonsChilean deciduous fruit192 tonsOther fruit193 tonsApple and orange juice concentrates110 tonsFrozen beef and seafood120 tonsAutomobiles150 tonsSteel119 tonsForest products135 tonsDry bulk695 tonsPetroleum liquid bulk1,500 tonsOther general cargo1 tonTable 8.4. Port of Wilmington statistics for calendar year 2004.Source: Diamond State Port Corporation, 20058.b. Educational Structures and ServicesThis section provides information on the educational institutions and services available in or nearSouth Wilmington, including child care and early childhood education organizations, public schoolsattended by South Wilmington students, and institutions of higher learning in the City ofWilmington. Details are also included on expenditures and services available for Wilmington publicschools.Child care and early childhood education organizationsAs mentioned in Chapter 3, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2000, 7.2 percent of the SouthWilmington population (block groups) were between the ages of zero and four, and thus not yeteligible to enter school. For the working parent(s) of these children, as of 2005, there were 32 childcare and early childhood education organizations in the City of Wilmington; two of theseorganizations were located directly in South Wilmington: Neighborhood House and SouthbridgeChildren’s Center (City of Wilmington, 2005b).Neighborhood House, located at 1218 “B” Street, served approximately 60 children from infancythrough kindergarten in 2005 (Neighborhood House, 2005). Neighborhood House partnered withnational early childhood programs including Head Start and Early Head Start. In 2005, the facilitywas open Monday thru Friday, from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm (Neighborhood House, 2005) and acceptedfunding from Purchase of Care, the State of Delaware child care subsidy program designed to helplower-income families receive adequate child care services (Delaware Helpline, Inc., 2002a).Southbridge Children’s Center, located at 1106 “D” Street, was managed in 2005 through the Familyand Workplace Connection and was a partner in the Northern Delaware Early Head StartConsortium. In 2002, the Center provided year-round care, Monday thru Friday, from 7:30 am to5:30 pm, for children up to three years of age (Delaware Helpline, Inc., 2002b). Eligible familiescould receive funding to cover 4.5 hours of child care per day through the Early Head StartCh. 8: Public & community services 133
program; families could apply to receive Purchase of Care funds to pay for the remainder of the day.Additional services available through the Southbridge Children’s Center included home visits, healthand nutrition education, and family support (Delaware Helpline, Inc., 2002b).Public secondary schoolsAs mentioned in Chapter 3, in 2000, there were 1,441 students enrolled in grades kindergarten thrutwelve and living in South Wilmington (block groups); 94.1 percent of these students attendedpublic schools.Kindergarten through twelfth-grade students who are living in South Wilmington and within theCity of Wilmington limit attended several different public schools in 2005, all of which are part ofthe Christina School District (District number 95 – 33 00). Schools attended, by grade level, andgeneral information about each of the schools are listed in Table 8.5.; Figure 8.5. shows the locationof each school.GradeGrades K – 1Grades 2 – 3134Bancroft Elementary SchoolBuilding:♦ Year built: 1928♦ Year last remodeled: 1998♦ Number of classrooms: 38♦ Air conditioning: YesBrookside Elementary SchoolBuilding:♦ Year built: 1954♦ Year last remodeled: N/A♦ Number of classrooms: 30♦ Air conditioning: NoWest Park Place ElementaryBuilding:♦ Year built: 1954♦ Year last remodeled: 1985♦ Number of classrooms: 24♦ Air conditioning: NoJoseph M. McVey Elementary SchoolBuilding:♦ Year built: 1964♦ Year last remodeled: N/A♦ Number of classrooms: 28♦ Air conditioning: NoJennie E. Smith Elementary SchoolBuilding:♦ Year built: 1958♦ Year last remodeled: 1979♦ Number of classrooms: 30♦ Air conditioning: NoSchoolStaff:♦ Teachers: 68.0♦ Librarians: 0.0♦ Student/teacher ratio: 15.1Staff:♦ Teachers: 30.5♦ Librarians: 1.0♦ Student/teacher ratio: 16.1Staff:♦ Teachers: 24.5♦ Librarians: 1.0♦ Student/teacher ratio: 17.9Staff:♦ Teachers: 37.0♦ Librarians: 1.0♦ Student/teacher ratio: 15.2Staff:♦ Teachers: 33.0♦ Librarians: 1.0♦ Student/teacher ratio: 16.2South Wilmington Socioeconomic Profile
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Copies of this report may be obtain
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South Wilmington Census block group
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Table of FiguresFigure 1.1. South W
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Figure 5.3. Percentages of owner- a
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Figure 9.1. South Wilmington police
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PrefaceThis socioeconomic profile r
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Chapter 1: IntroductionThis chapter
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The South Wilmington SAMP provides
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Figure 1.2. Illustration of Census
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Other dataThroughout this report, d
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The Christina River watershed also
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Chapter 8: Public and community dev
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Chapter 2: Demographic and Housing
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DRAFT: Not for distributionFigure 2
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DRAFT: Not for distributionIn 2000,
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DRAFT: Not for distributiona. Males
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South Wilmington City of Wilmington
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% Local family households80.070.060
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Chapter 3: Demographic Characterist
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Figure 3.1. The four Census block g
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Gender distributionIn South Wilming
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a. Males by age% Local female popul
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a. Males% Local male population age
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a. South Wilmington80.070.0MalesFem
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Household typesThe Census Bureau de
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45.040.0a. Family households39.737.
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60.056.954.752.5South WilmingtonCit
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100.090.094.2 94.1 93.4South Wilmin
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% Local population aged 5 years and
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a. Population aged 5-15 years% Disa
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Chapter 4: Employment and Residenti
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% Local employed population18.016.0
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Journey to workThis section present
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% Local workers aged 16 years and o
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80.070.072.267.866.5South Wilmingto
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4.b. Residential Income Characteris
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The U.S. Census Bureau defines soci
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a. Residents with incomes below the
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a. Family households100.090.0South
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