RESPONSE GUIDELINES
Respond to at least two peers. In your response, focus on any issues that your peer has identified that the organization has not. Speculate as to why these issues might be visible to your peer but not to the organization, and give an example from your own project.
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The data was gathered from a total of 520 Males that consisted of 250 African Americans, 150 whites, 95 Hispanics, and 25 others. There were a total of 650 females that consisted of 300 African Americas, 250 Whites, 85 Hispanics, and 15 others in this group.
The data also provided that only 23% of people that are 25 years of age or older have graduated high school, less than 13% have completed high school, and less the 26% have gone on to complete their GED. There are 20.3% of the population live in poverty.
The violent crime rate in Sumter is 10.54 compared to SC is 5.11 and the Sumter crime rate per square mile for Sumter is 69 and South Carolina is 33. (Datausa.com)
Guenole, Ferrar, & Feinzig ( 2017) reports that A Big Bet project is a high-complexity project that is expected to deliver high impact. The ROI program is working to decrease the dropout rate, increase the graduation rate, and decrease the crime rate in the community and in the schools. There were surveys, questionnaires, and interviews conducted among the participants and their parents. The responses do indicate a need in the community. This project is a very complex project and will involve other local and state agencies. The data gathered from the surveys and interviews help to provide a good visualization of future progress. Guenole, Ferrar, & Feinzig (2017) reports that we can cognitively process graphs and images faster than text, which is why visualization is a means of communication. Once the data is presented with the future numbers will assist with educating the team with the facts. This will help everyone determine if the program will deliver a positive impact on the community.
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