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MO Regular Public School District 2 Schools

WEST NODAWAY CO. R-I

BURLINGTON JCT, MO 64428 • Nodaway County • 2 Operating Schools
(660) 725-4613
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Community Population & Income Overview

Census 2023 • SAIPE 2024
Total Population
1,472
256 school-age (5-17)
Median Household Income
$63,783
Overall Poverty Rate
13.07%
192 people in poverty
Child Poverty Rate
14.08%
39 children in poverty

School-Age Child Poverty Trends (5-Year History)

Annual Census SAIPE estimates for school district children aged 5–17 in poverty

SAIPE 2020–2024
0% 7% 14% 21% 28% U.S. Baseline: 14.67% MO Avg: 13.88% 2020 Poverty Rate: 21.94% (52 / 237 kids) 21.94% 2020 52 kids 2021 Poverty Rate: 17.36% (46 / 265 kids) 17.36% 2021 46 kids 2022 Poverty Rate: 19.78% (53 / 268 kids) 19.78% 2022 53 kids 2023 Poverty Rate: 16.43% (46 / 280 kids) 16.43% 2023 46 kids 2024 Poverty Rate: 14.08% (39 / 277 kids) 14.08% 2024 39 kids
Census Vintage School-Age Children (5–17) Children in Poverty District Poverty Rate State Benchmark National Benchmark
2020 237 52 21.94% 14.42% 14.57%
2021 265 46 17.36% 15.04% 15.78%
2022 268 53 19.78% 15.1% 15.17%
2023 280 46 16.43% 13.13% 14.98%
2024 277 39 14.08% 13.88% 14.67%

Housing & Real Estate Context

Census 2023
Median Home Value $101,900
Median Gross Rent $727/mo
Owner-Occupied 525
Renter-Occupied 160
Owner-Occupied: 525 (76.6%) Renter-Occupied: 160 (23.4%)
Occupied 685

Housing Tenure Distribution

Ratio of owner-occupied vs. renter-occupied residential households

Owner-Occupied 525 (76.6%)
Renter-Occupied 160 (23.4%)

Household Income Distribution (16 Brackets)

Census 2023 • Total: 685 households
35 (5.1%)
< $10k
47 (6.9%)
$10k-$14k
23 (3.4%)
$15k-$19k
25 (3.6%)
$20k-$24k
15 (2.2%)
$25k-$29k
32 (4.7%)
$30k-$34k
24 (3.5%)
$35k-$39k
34 (5%)
$40k-$44k
27 (3.9%)
$45k-$49k
43 (6.3%)
$50k-$59k
130 (19%)
$60k-$74k
82 (12%)
$75k-$99k
45 (6.6%)
$100k-$124k
61 (8.9%)
$125k-$149k
32 (4.7%)
$150k-$199k
30 (4.4%)
$200k+
< $10k
35 (5.1%)
$10k-$14k
47 (6.9%)
$15k-$19k
23 (3.4%)
$20k-$24k
25 (3.6%)
$25k-$29k
15 (2.2%)
$30k-$34k
32 (4.7%)
$35k-$39k
24 (3.5%)
$40k-$44k
34 (5%)
$45k-$49k
27 (3.9%)
$50k-$59k
43 (6.3%)
$60k-$74k
130 (19%)
$75k-$99k
82 (12%)
$100k-$124k
45 (6.6%)
$125k-$149k
61 (8.9%)
$150k-$199k
32 (4.7%)
$200k+
30 (4.4%)

School-Age Grade Population Distribution

Census 2023 • Total: 229 students
9 (3.9%)
1st
17 (7.4%)
2nd
8 (3.5%)
3rd
8 (3.5%)
4th
29 (12.7%)
5th
4 (1.7%)
6th
22 (9.6%)
7th
28 (12.2%)
8th
19 (8.3%)
9th
12 (5.2%)
10th
11 (4.8%)
11th
62 (27.1%)
12th
1st Grade
9 (3.9%)
2nd Grade
17 (7.4%)
3rd Grade
8 (3.5%)
4th Grade
8 (3.5%)
5th Grade
29 (12.7%)
6th Grade
4 (1.7%)
7th Grade
22 (9.6%)
8th Grade
28 (12.2%)
9th Grade
19 (8.3%)
10th Grade
12 (5.2%)
11th Grade
11 (4.8%)
12th Grade
62 (27.1%)