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Figure 13 - 13. Teaching Harlem: Black Teachers and the Changing Educational Landscape of Twenty- First-Century Central Harlem

Figure 13.2 Racial/ethnic distribution of District 5 educators, 1972-2000. Source: Data derived from a series of available annual reports, Racial/Ethnic Distribution of Public School Students and Staff, authored by the USNY and published by the NYSDOE as part of its Basic Educational Data System. Reports featured here through 1984-85 pre sent data on Public School Staff, meaning all professional staff assigned fulltime to one school, central office professional staff, and those assigned to more than one school; beginning with the 1988-89 report, we found an additional category that excluded central office staff, Public Classroom Teachers, which we used to chart the remaining years through 1999-2000.
2 Racial/ethnic distribution of District 5 educators, 1972-2000. Source: Data derived from a series of available annual reports, Racial/Ethnic Distribution of Public School Students and Staff, authored by the USNY and published by the NYSDOE as part of its Basic Educational Data System. Reports featured here through 1984-85 pre sent data on Public School Staff, meaning all professional staff assigned fulltime to one school, central office professional staff, and those assigned to more than one school; beginning with the 1988-89 report, we found an additional category that excluded central office staff, Public Classroom Teachers, which we used to chart the remaining years through 1999-2000.
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