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3 Year Crime Statistics Presentation

June 20, 2011

This data is derived from Weekly Statistical Reports provided by the Memphis Police Department.

Memphis City Schools

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Targeted Offenses and Number/Percent Change by School Year

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All Schools High Incident Schools

Targeted Offenses by Year

2008/2009

2009/2010

2010/2011

2008/2009 vs 2009/2010 2009/2010 vs 2010/2011

Number

Change

Percent

Change

Number

Change

Percent

Change

412 30.7% -166 -9.5%

181 26.0% -208 -23.7%

All Schools

High Incident Schools

2010/2011 High Inc

Cordova High

Craigmont High

Fairley High

Frayser High

Hamilton High

Hamilton MiddleHickory Ridge Middle

Hillcrest High

Kirby High

Mitchell High

Northside High

Raleigh Egypt High

Sherw ood Middle

Wooddale High

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High Incident Vs Non Incident Percent of Crime

3

52%

48%

2008/2009

High Incident Schools Non High Incident Schools

50%50%

2009/2010

High Incident Schools Non High Incident Schools

42%

58%

2010/2011

High Incident Schools Non High Incident Schools

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Individual Crime Comparison by Targeted Offenses for All Schools

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Agg Asslt Drugs Intim/ Bully Sex Off Murder Robb Sim Asslt Weapon Off

All Schools

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

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Individual Crime Comparison by Targeted Offenses for High Inc Schools

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Agg Asslt Drugs Intim/ Bully Sex Off Murder Robb Sim Asslt Weapon Off

High Incident Schools

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

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Simple Assault Comparisons

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Simple Assaults

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

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Students Transported to Juvenile Court

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2008/2009 vs 2009/2010 2009/2010 vs 2010/2011

Number

Change

Percent

Change

Number

Change

Percent

Change

-232 -15.6% -435 -34.7%

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2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

Students Transported to Juvenile Court

Count

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Truancy Data

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2008/2009 vs 2009/2010 2009/2010 vs 2010/2011

Number

Change

Percent

Change

Number

Change

Percent

Change

-11227 -72.8% -108 -2.6%

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2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

Identified Truants

School Year

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Serious Infractions (Level 5) Per 1000 Students

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5-Agg Asslt Stff Weap/Ser Inj

5-Aggrav/Asslt Stud maj injur

5-Assalt of Staff No Ser Inju

5-Assault/Batt Agnst-Visitor

5-Drug-Poss /Use/Dist ill unRx

5-False Accus/agnst schl per

5-Fght-Ser Inj Weap/GangRelat

5-Gang-Related-Middle/High

5-Handgun Possession

5-Homicide

5-Other maj inci/Pot Seri Inj

5-Poss explos, incend device

5-Rifle or Shotgun Poss ess ion

5-Sexual Assault/Battery

5-Threats Against Sch Personn

5-Threats Agnst Stud-Serious

5-Weapons-Possession

Level 5 Infractions Included:

Total reflects Level 5 behaviors that resulted in

expulsion or arrest. Enrollment reflects net

enrollment, which includes all students who ever

enrolled in MCS, whether or not they were active

at the end of the school year.

20.99

24.30

18.32

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10.00

15.00

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30.00

2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011

Serious Infractions Per 1000 Students

Per 1000

2008/2009 vs 2009/2010 2008/2009 vs 2009/2010

Percent Change Percent Change

15.8% -24.6%

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Strategies Utilized

Strategies that have assisted with the reduction include:

Enhanced collaboration with MPD Officers In Schools and neighborhoods

Additional MCS Security Officers have been hired

Specialized Training for MCS Security Officers

Creation of Special Response Unit to address potential volatile situations and assist with High Incident

Schools

Approximately 60,000 Students and Staff have been trained in the Kingian Non-Violence Process

Weekly Staff Meeting to Analyze Data Trends and adjust strategies according to the data

SHAPE Program is an alternative to detention for youth that commit minor infractions of the law.

GRASSY targets juvenile gang members by providing an alternative to gang involvement.

TRUST PAYS is a program that allows students to report criminal behavior to school officials

anonymously.

Youth Court is a program in which students are judged by their peers for inappropriate conduct or

behavior.

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Annie E. Casey Foundation: Baltimore, MD

The Annie E Casey Foundation is an non-profit organization that seeks to provide better

outcomes for disadvantaged youth throughout the country. The Juvenile Detention

Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) is designed to address the efficiency and effectiveness ofjuvenile detention across the United States. JDAI demonstrates that communities can

improve their detention systems without sacrificing public safety. Memphis has been

selected to be a JDAI site and the focus of the project is:

Decrease the number of youth unnecessarily or inappropriately detained in the

Criminal Juvenile Judicial System

Redirect public funds towards effective juvenile justice processes and public safety

strategies

Reduce the disproportionate minority confinement and contact with the juvenile

justice system

Improve the Juvenile Justice System overall

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