Communities and their Schools

Midwest Rural Assembly

Mr. Dan GuerickeDr. Rick MelmerDr. Jim Beddow

Percent Change in Total Population, 1990-2000U.S. Counties

Source: USDC, Bureau of the Census, Census of Population and Housing (2000 SF1; 1990 STF1)Prepared by: University Outreach and Extension, Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis – (OSEDA)

Map Generated on 9.11.02

Percent ChangeDeclined/No Change0-1010 or more

housing businessdevelopment

infrastructure(telecom)

healthcare

schools

LocalGov’t

housing

business development

Local Gov’t

health care

schools

Infrastructure (telecom)

Housing

Business Development

Local Gov’t

Healthcare

Schools

Infrastructure(telecom)

Information exchange for

mutual benefit

Information exchange for

mutual benefit

Information exchange for

mutual benefit

Information exchange for

mutual benefit

Altering activities to achieve a

common purpose

Sharing resources to achieve a

common purpose

Enhancing the capacity of

another

Sharing resources to achieve a

common purpose

Altering activities to achieve a

common purpose

Altering activities to achieve a

common purpose

Networking Coordination Cooperation Collaboration

Sampling of School Age Children (5-19) in Some Blue Counties

County 2000 2025 Change %Pennington 20,079 18,228 - 1,851 - 9%

Lawrence 5,041 4,554 - 487 - 9%Meade 5,723 8,143 + 2,470 + 42%Hughes 3,859 3,218 - 639 - 16%Brown 7,422 6,968 - 454 - 6%

Codington 6,019 5,087 - 932 - 15%Minnehaha 32,612 34,600 + 1,988 + 6%

Lincoln 5,761 8,395 + 2,634 +48%Yankton 4,768 4,614 - 54 - 1%

Total Blue – Red = - 7,247 students (- 3.3%)

South Dakota Population: 2000 South Dakota Population: 2025

85+80-8475-7970-7465-6960-6455-5950-5445-4940-4435-3930-3425-2920-24

85+80-8475-7970-7465-6960-6455-5950-5445-4940-4435-3930-3425-2920-24

15-1910-14

5-90-4

15-1910-14

5-90-4

female male

35,000 25,000 15,000 5,000 5,000 15,000 25,000 35,00035,000 25,000 15,000 5,000 5,000 15,000 25,000 35,000

More Elderly

Fewer Taxpayers

And 65+ = 34% of Voters

HARDING

BUTTE

PERKINS CORSON

DEWEYZEIBACH

STANLEY

HAAKONJONES

JACKSON

LYMAN

MELLETTE

TRIPP

TODD

CUSTER

FALL RIVER

SHANNON

SULLY HYDE HAND

POTTER FAULK

WALWORTH EDMUNDS

McPHERSON

LAWRENCE

BUFFALO

BRULE AURORA

SANBORN

GREGORY

CHARLESMIX

BROWN MARSHALL ROBERTS

DAY

SPINK

CLARK CODINGTON

GRANT

BEADLE

HAMLIN

DEUEL

KINGSBURY BROOKINGS

MINER LAKE MOODY

HANSON McCOOK Minnehaha

HUTCHINSON TURNER

LINCOLN

CLAY

YANKTONBON

HOMME

DOUGLAS

UNION

HUGHES

MEADE

PENNINGTON

JERAULD

BENNETT

CAMPBELL

DAVISON

Black Hills + 9,560 Southeast + 13,351

Minnehaha + 26,991

Total +49,902

2000 to 2007: 754,944 to 796,214 = + 41,370

Rest of the State: – 8,532

The Density Shift Problem, Short Term

= losing people (44) = gaining people (22)

+ 26,991

+ 18.2%

+ 13,634

+ 56.5%

- 385

- 21.6%

- 671

- 16.2%

+ 7,715

+ 8.7%

- 509

- 18.9%

HARDING

BUTTE

PERKINS CORSON

DEWEYZEIBACH

STANLEY

HAAKONJONES

JACKSON

LYMAN

MELLETTE

TRIPP

TODD

CUSTER

FALL RIVER

SHANNON

SULLY HYDE HAND

POTTER FAULK

WALWORTH EDMUNDS

McPHERSON

LAWRENCE

BUFFALO

BRULE AURORA

SANBORN

GREGORY

CHARLESMIX

BROWN MARSHALL ROBERTS

DAY

SPINK

CLARK CODINGTON

GRANT

BEADLE

HAMLIN

DEUEL

KINGSBURY BROOKINGS

MINER LAKE MOODY

HANSON McCOOK Minnehaha

HUTCHINSON TURNER

LINCOLN

CLAY

YANKTONBON

HOMME

DOUGLAS

UNION

HUGHES

MEADE

PENNINGTON

JERAULD

BENNETT

CAMPBELL

DAVISON

Black Hills + 21,161 Southeast + 20,823

Minnehaha + 48,896

Total +90,180

2000 to 2025: 754,944 to 852,788 = + 97,844

Rest of the State: Only + 7,664

The Density Shift Problem, LONG Term

= losing people (39) = gaining people (27)

+ 48,896

+ 33.0%+ 14,878

+ 61.7%

+ 12,841

+ 52.9%

- 957

- 33.0%- 1,012

- 30.1%

- 964

- 35.8%

JONES

JACKSON

LYMAN

LAWRENCE

BRULE AURORA

ROBERTS

CODINGTON

GRANT

HAMLIN

DEUEL

BROOKINGS

MOODY

HANSON McCOOK MINNEHAHA

LINCOLN

CLAY UNION

MEADE

PENNINGTON

DAVISON

Actual County Population Changes, 1990 to 2000:

Along the Interstate Highways

1990 Change # Change % 2000

22 Interstate Counties 411,259 +54,659 +13.3% 465,918

44 Non-Interstate Counties 284,745 +4,181 +1.5% 288,926

All Counties 696,004 +58,840 +8.5% 754,844

Same trend is continuing 2000 to 2010

HARDING

BUTTE

PERKINS CORSON

DEWEYZEIBACH

STANLEY

HAAKON JONES

JACKSON

LYMAN

MELLETTE

TRIPP

TODD

CUSTER

FALL RIVER

SHANNON

SULLY HYDE HAND

POTTER FAULK

WALWORTH EDMUNDS

McPHERSON

LAWRENCE

BUFFALO

BRULE AURORA

SANBORN

GREGORY

CHARLESMIX

BROWNMARSHALL

ROBERTS

DAY

SPINK

CLARKCODINGTON GRANT

BEADLE

HAMLIN

DEUEL

KINGSBURY BROOKINGS

MINER LAKE MOODY

HANSONMcCOOK

MINNEHAHA

HUTCHINSONTURNER

LINCOLN

CLAY

YANKTONBONHOMME

DOUGLAS

UNION

HUGHESMEADE

PENNINGTONJERAULD

BENNETT

CAMPBELL

DAVISON

Actual County Pop Changes, 1990 to 2000: by Region

West River

Upper Jim & East Central

Extreme East & SE

1990 Change # Change % 2000 West River 211,591 +15,620 +7.4% 227,211 Upper Jim & East Central 194,141 -2,691 -1.4% 191,450 Extreme East &n SE 290,272 +45,911 +15.8% 336,183

State Total 696,004 +58,840 +8.5% 754,844

+7.4% -1.4% +15.8%

Same trend is continuing 2000 to 2010

HARDING

BUTTE

PERKINS CORSON

DEWEYZEIBACH

STANLEY

HAAKONJONES

JACKSON

LYMAN

MELLETTE

TRIPP

TODD

CUSTER

FALL RIVER

SHANNON

SULLY HYDE HAND

POTTER FAULK

WALWORTH EDMUNDS

McPHERSON

LAWRENCE

BUFFALO

BRULE AURORA

SANBORN

GREGORY

CHARLESMIX

BROWN MARSHALL ROBERTS

DAY

SPINK

CLARK CODINGTON

GRANT

BEADLE

HAMLIN

DEUEL

KINGSBURY BROOKINGS

MINER LAKE MOODY

HANSON McCOOK Minnehaha

HUTCHINSON TURNER

LINCOLN

CLAY

YANKTONBON

HOMME

DOUGLAS

UNION

HUGHES

MEADE

PENNINGTON

JERAULD

BENNETT

CAMPBELL

DAVISON

Black Hills + 9,560 Southeast + 13,351

Minnehaha + 26,991

Total +49,902

2000 to 2007: 754,944 to 796,214 = + 41,370

Rest of the State: – 8,532

The Density Shift Problem, Short Term

= losing people (44) = gaining people (22)

Sampling of School Age Children (5-19) in Some Red Counties

County 2000 2025 Change %Harding 406 261 - 145 - 36%Haakon 519 237 - 282 - 54%

Stanley 669 220 - 449 - 67% Hyde 333 181 - 152 - 46%

Potter 554 169 - 385 - 70% Jerauld 461 226 - 235 - 51%

Hutchinson 1,702 960 - 742 - 44%Day 1375 676 - 699 - 51%

Deuel 1,002 526 - 476 - 48%Beadle 3,718 2,588 - 1,130 - 30%

housing

business development

place amenities

Healthcare

schools

infrastucture(telecom)

housing businessdevelopment

infrastructure(telecom)

healthcare

schools

placeamenities

housing

business development

place amenities

health care

schools

Infrastructure (telecom)