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Upper Darby School District Historical Race Data

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ACS 2010-2014 data

Total population: 90,751

White:	50,049 (55.15%, see rank)
Black:	25,642 (28.26%, see rank)
Hispanic:	4,798 (5.29%, see rank)
Asian:	10,827 (11.93%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	140 (0.15%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	1,622 (1.79%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	2,471 (2.72%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	883 (18.40%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	795 (16.57%, see rank)
Cuban:	259 (5.40%, see rank)
Central American:	829 (17.28%, see rank)
South American:	1,453 (30.28%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	3,102 (28.65%, see rank)
Chinese:	1,765 (16.30%, see rank)
Filipino:	288 (2.66%, see rank)
Japanese:	49 (0.45%, see rank)
Korean:	311 (2.87%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	2,612 (24.12%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	2,700 (24.94%, see rank)

US Census 2010 data

Total population: 90,606

White:	52,470 (57.91%, see rank)
Black:	23,722 (26.18%, see rank)
Hispanic:	3,998 (4.41%, see rank)
Asian:	10,091 (11.14%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	234 (0.26%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	1,607 (1.77%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	2,482 (2.74%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	751 (18.78%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	898 (22.46%, see rank)
Cuban:	122 (3.05%, see rank)
Central American:	531 (13.28%, see rank)
South American:	1,123 (28.09%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	3,331 (33.01%, see rank)
Chinese:	1,472 (14.59%, see rank)
Filipino:	490 (4.86%, see rank)
Japanese:	69 (0.68%, see rank)
Korean:	477 (4.73%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	1,737 (17.21%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	2,169 (21.49%, see rank)

ACS 2008-2012 data

Total population: 90,413

White:	52,413 (57.97%, see rank)
Black:	23,550 (26.05%, see rank)
Hispanic:	3,594 (3.98%, see rank)
Asian:	11,254 (12.45%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	51 (0.06%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	1,375 (1.52%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	1,770 (1.96%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	841 (23.40%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	475 (13.22%, see rank)
Cuban:	16 (0.45%, see rank)
Central American:	555 (15.44%, see rank)
South American:	1,499 (41.71%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	3,763 (33.44%, see rank)
Chinese:	2,101 (18.67%, see rank)
Filipino:	433 (3.85%, see rank)
Japanese:	55 (0.49%, see rank)
Korean:	386 (3.43%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	2,444 (21.72%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	2,072 (18.41%, see rank)

ACS 2006-2010 data

Total population: 90,078

White:	56,377 (62.59%, see rank)
Black:	20,604 (22.87%, see rank)
Hispanic:	3,215 (3.57%, see rank)
Asian:	10,604 (11.77%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	32 (0.04%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	1,048 (1.16%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	1,413 (1.57%, see rank)

Hispanic Population

Mexican:	942 (29.30%, see rank)
Puerto Rican:	490 (15.24%, see rank)
Cuban:	9 (0.28%, see rank)
Central American:	209 (6.50%, see rank)
South American:	1,386 (43.11%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	3,693 (34.83%, see rank)
Chinese:	1,763 (16.63%, see rank)
Filipino:	596 (5.62%, see rank)
Japanese:	55 (0.52%, see rank)
Korean:	551 (5.20%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	1,957 (18.46%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	1,989 (18.76%, see rank)

ACS 2005-2009 data

Total population: 86,549

White:	58,612 (67.72%, see rank)
Black:	17,172 (19.84%, see rank)
Hispanic:	2,548 (2.94%, see rank)
Asian:	9,130 (10.55%, see rank)
Native (American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, etc.):	77 (0.09%, see rank)
One Race, Other:	723 (0.84%, see rank)
Two or More Races:	835 (0.96%, see rank)

Asian Population

Indian:	3,425 (37.51%, see rank)
Chinese:	1,461 (16.00%, see rank)
Filipino:	594 (6.51%, see rank)
Japanese:	45 (0.49%, see rank)
Korean:	549 (6.01%, see rank)
Vietnamese:	1,488 (16.30%, see rank)
Asian, Other:	1,568 (17.17%, see rank)

* ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.