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Students Meeting or Exceeding Grade-Level Standard in English Language Arts (CAASPP), by Race/Ethnicity
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- Definition: Number of live births, by race/ethnicity of mother (e.g., among births to California women in 2015, 23,948 were to African American/black mothers).Percentage of live births, by race/ethnicity of mother (e.g., among births to California women in 2015, 4.9% were to African American/black mothers).
- Data Source: California Dept. of Public Health, Birth Statistical Master Files; CDC WONDER Online Database, Natality Public-Use Data (Aug. 2017).
- Footnote: County-level data reflect the mother’s county of residence, not the county in which the birth occurred. The notation S refers to data that have been suppressed because there were fewer than 140 total births. N/A means that data are not available. Use caution when comparing data before and after 2000 as race/ethnicity definitions changed that year, and also when comparing California data in this indicator with those in Births to Unmarried Women, as race/ethnicity coding may differ across data sources.