Special Features
Reports, maps, and infographics about special topics.
Exploring Latest SAT Scores in Georgia and Atlanta Region
The Georgia Department of Education (DOE) recently reported that high school students in the state achieved a 5-point increase in their SAT scores from 2014 to 2015. This improvement comes amidst a 7-point decline in [...]
Traffic in Metro Atlanta: Just Passing Through?
Personal Trips: Where Are People Going? Vehicle trips that just pass through a county without stopping are among the least desirable trip types for places. These trips create traffic jams, wear-and-tear on our [...]
Want To Graduate High School? Come From A Wealthy Neighborhood!
Median Household Income by High School Attendance Zone, 2014 (Source: ESRI) It’s back-to-school time in the Atlanta region! And while this is hardly ground-breaking research, we thought it would be a [...]
Earned Income Tax Credit Usage in the Atlanta Region
Percent of Filers Receiving Earned Income Tax Credit, 2013 (By Zip Code) Source: IRS, through Brookings The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a federal tax credit program created in 1975 to shield lower-income workers from [...]
We Hope You “Like” This Post
Where Potential Facebook Users Are in the Atlanta Region, 2015Blues are highest potential Facebook usage; Reds are lowest.(Source: ESRI)We know that you have been clamoring for this information, and we try to be responsive to [...]
The Kids Are Non-White, Mostly
The Census Bureau recently released a new analysis showing that not only do Millennials now outnumber Baby Boomers, they are far more diverse than the Boomers. While this isn’t exactly new news, we thought it would [...]