Data

Long Island by the numbers

A snapshot of the state of Long Island's economy as we wait the 2020 Census findings.

Kai Teoh

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Education on LI: English Language Learner student population trends

The population of English Language Learner (ELL) students has almost doubled from 2004 to 2016.

Nicole Ki

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Education on LI: Growing number of students in need

Findings from a nextLI pre-COVID snapshot unveil a significant rise in the number of Long Islanders receiving aid from federal economic assistance meal programs.

Nicole Ki

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Education on LI: Snapshot of public school enrollment by race

Gaps in public school enrollment left by a declining white population are being filled by a more diverse student population since 2004.

Nicole Ki

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Education on LI: Racial makeup of schools changing

Long Island's student population is becoming increasingly more diverse. Learn more through nextLI's data highlights of our analysis on racial shifts in public school enrollment.

Nicole Ki

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Education on LI: Student enrollment gradually shrinking

nextLI's analysis of state department of Education data finds Long Island's enrolled student population has moderately declined since 2000, and more students are attending public schools over private schools compared to 18 years ago.

Nicole Ki

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nextLI Survey: COVID-19 vaccine racial gap

Findings from our poll of Long Islanders and a national poll match up on openness to vaccination.

Amanda Fiscina

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Interact with our poll: COVID-19 and younger Long Islanders

Explore some of the differences in COVID-19 experiences across age groups with our charts and survey data made available here.

Kai Teoh

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Interact with our poll: COVID-19 and race

Explore some of the differences in COVID-19 experiences across racial and ethnic groups with our charts and survey data made available here.

Kai Teoh

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Interact with our poll: COVID-19 attitudes about school

nextLI’s COVID-19 survey found that 45% of Long Islanders believe that the COVID-19 outbreak will result in more investment in technology infrastructure for K-12 students.

Kai Teoh

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