The Monterrey Open Qualification: A Premier Tennis Event in Mexico
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Betting Predictions: Expert Insights for Informed Decisions
<|repo_name|>jwagner2000/School_District_Analysis<|file_sep|>/README.md
# School District Analysis
## Overview
The purpose of this analysis was to look at test scores for a school district before and after we found out there was some academic dishonesty in one of our schools. We wanted to see if there were any changes after removing grades that were potentially affected by academic dishonesty.
## Results
We removed all test scores from Thomas High School ninth graders from our analysis because those scores were suspected of being fraudulent. Below are tables showing how this change affected our analysis:
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect districts summary?**
Removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores had little effect on our district summary data overall. However, removing those scores did increase our average math score by .1 points (from an average score of **79%** up to **79.1%**) while decreasing our average reading score by .1 points (from **81%** down to **80.9%**). We also saw a slight increase in our overall passing percentages.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect school summary?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our school summary data shows us that this change had a greater impact than what we saw when looking at our district summary data overall.
When looking at Thomas High School specifically we see that:
* Our average math score increased from **83%** up to **83.5%**
* Our average reading score increased from **84%** up to **84.6%**
* Our overall passing percentage increased from **65%** up to **93%**
* Our percent passing math increased from **66%** up to **93%**
* Our percent passing reading increased from **67%** up to **97%**
When looking at schools other than Thomas High School we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect math scores by grade?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our math scores by grade data shows us that this change only had an effect on our results when looking at grades nine.
When looking at grade nine specifically we see that:
* The average score decreased from **83%** down to **77%**
When looking at grades other than nine we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect reading scores by grade?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our reading scores by grade data shows us that this change only had an effect on our results when looking at grades nine.
When looking at grade nine specifically we see that:
* The average score decreased from **83%** down to **80%**
When looking at grades other than nine we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect scores by school spending?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our scores by school spending data shows us that this change only had an effect on our results when looking at schools spending between $630 - $644 per student.
When looking at schools spending between $630 - $644 per student specifically we see that:
* The average math score increased from **78%** up to **83.5%**
* The average reading score increased from **80%** up to **84.6%**
* The overall passing percentage increased from **65%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing math increased from **66%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing reading increased from **67%** up to **97%**
When looking at schools spending other than between $630 - $644 per student we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect scores by school size?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our scores by school size data shows us that this change only had an effect on our results when looking at medium sized schools.
When looking at medium sized schools specifically we see that:
* The average math score increased from **79%** up to **83.5%**
* The average reading score increased from **81%** up to **84.6%**
* The overall passing percentage increased from **65%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing math increased from **66%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing reading increased from **67%** up to **97%**
When looking at small or large sized schools we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
**How does replacing thomas high school’s ninth graders affect scores by school type?**
Looking at how removing Thomas High School's ninth grade scores affected our scores by school type data shows us that this change only had an effect on our results when looking at charter schools.
When looking at charter schools specifically we see that:
* The average math score increased from **83%** up to **83.5%**
* The average reading score increased from **83.9%** up to **84.6%**
* The overall passing percentage increased from **65%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing math increased from **66%** up to **93%**
* The percent passing reading increased from **68.%** up to **97%.**
When looking at district schools we see that:
* There were no changes made overall.
## Summary
Overall I would say there was not much difference between before and after we removed Thomas High Schools' grades nine test scores due primarily because there was such a large amount of students attending Thomas High Schools (approximately one thousand) so when removing approximately one hundred students (the number who were in grade nine) it did not have much of an effect on anything else other than what directly involved Thomas High Schools' grades nine test scores.
As far as what changed before vs after:
Our district summary showed slight increases in both average math (**79%-79.1%)**, percent passing math (**75%-76%)**, percent passing reading (**85%-86%)**, & overall passing percentage (**65%-66%)**) while showing slight decreases in both average reading (**81%-80.9%) & percent students (**94%-93%)**
Our school summary showed increases in both average math (**83%-83.5%)**, average reading (**84%-84.6%)**, percent passing math (**66%-93%)**, percent passing reading (**67%-97%)**, & overall passing percentage (**65%-93%)**
Our Math Scores By Grade showed decreases in both grades nine math (**83%-77%) & grades nine reading (**83%-80%) while showing no changes in any other grades
Our Scores By School Spending showed increases in both Average Math Score (**78%-83.5%)**, Average Reading Score (**80%-84.6%)**, % Overall Passing Score (**65%-93%)**, % Passing Math Score (**66%-93%)**, & % Passing Reading Score (**67%-97%) while showing no changes in any other spending categories
Our Scores By School Size showed increases in both Average Math Score (**79%-83.5%)**, Average Reading Score (**81%-84.6%)**, % Overall Passing Score (**65%-93%)%, % Passing Math Score (**66%-93%), & % Passing Reading Score (%67%-97%) while showing no changes in any other size categories
Our Scores By School Type showed increases in both Average Math Score (**83%-83.5%), Average Reading Score (%83.9%-84.6%), % Overall Passing Score (%65%-93%), % Passing Math Score (%66%-93%), & % Passing Reading Score (%68.-97%). while showing no changes in any other type categories
<|repo_name|>jwagner2000/School_District_Analysis<|file_sep|>/School_District_Analysis.py
# Dependencies
import pandas as pd
# File paths
school_data_to_load = "Resources/schools_complete.csv"
student_data_to_load = "Resources/students_complete.csv"
# Read files
school_data = pd.read_csv(school_data_to_load)
student_data = pd.read_csv(student_data_to_load)
# Combine files into single dataframe
school_data_complete = pd.merge(student_data,school_data,on="school")
# Create dataframe where all students attending thomas high schools who are currently enrolled
# are set as NaN values for their respective columns related specifically
#to their math or reading test scores (math_score & reading_score)
#as well as columns related specifically
#to whether or not they passed those respective tests (passing_math & passing_reading).
student_df = pd.DataFrame(school_data_complete.loc[(school_data_complete["school"]=="Thomas High School")&(school_data_complete["grade"]=="9th")])
student_df["math_score"] = None
student_df["reading_score"] = None
student_df["passing_math"] = None
student_df["passing_reading"] = None
# Create copy dataframe so it is not overwritten when new dataframe is created below
# where all students attending thomas high schools who are currently enrolled
# are set as NaN values for their respective columns related specifically
#to their math or reading test scores (math_score & reading_score)
#as well as columns related specifically
#to whether or not they passed those respective tests (passing_math & passing_reading).
original_school_data_complete = school_data_complete.copy()
# Replace all students attending thomas high schools who are currently enrolled
# with NaN values for their respective columns related specifically
#to their math or reading test scores (math_score & reading_score)
#as well as columns related specifically
#to whether