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Dayton School District Historical Household Income Data
ACS 2010-2014 data
Median Household Income, see rank| Dayton School District | 41,944 USD |
| Washington | 60,294 USD |
| U.S. | 53,482 USD |
| Dayton School District | 54,569 USD |
| Washington | 79,195 USD |
| U.S. | 74,596 USD |
Ranks: $10k or less, $10k-$20k, $20k-$30k, $30k-$40k, $40k-$50k, $50k-$75k, $75k-$100k, $100k-$150k, $150k-$200k, $200k or more
Household Income Other than Earnings
| Dayton School District | Washington | U.S. | ||||
| %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | |
| Interest, Dividends, or Net Rental Income | 30.05% | $15,338, see rank | 25.71% | $16,045 | 21.11% | $16,919 |
| Social Security Income | 44.95% | $17,655, see rank | 27.34% | $18,260 | 29.33% | $17,636 |
| Public Assistance Income | 6.11% | $2,798, see rank | 4.09% | $3,445 | 2.82% | $3,720 |
| Retirement Income | 18.64% | $19,892, see rank | 18.23% | $24,502 | 17.85% | $24,095 |
+ The percentage of the total households that have the income.
ACS 2008-2012 data
Median Household Income, see rank| Dayton School District | 46,615 USD |
| Washington | 59,374 USD |
| U.S. | 53,046 USD |
| Dayton School District | 61,855 USD |
| Washington | 77,232 USD |
| U.S. | 73,034 USD |
Ranks: $10k or less, $10k-$20k, $20k-$30k, $30k-$40k, $40k-$50k, $50k-$75k, $75k-$100k, $100k-$150k, $150k-$200k, $200k or more
Household Income Other than Earnings
| Dayton School District | Washington | U.S. | ||||
| %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | |
| Interest, Dividends, or Net Rental Income | 25.14% | $17,051, see rank | 27.02% | $15,481 | 22.39% | $16,134 |
| Social Security Income | 45.46% | $16,028, see rank | 25.97% | $17,321 | 28.34% | $16,727 |
| Public Assistance Income | 5.56% | $3,563, see rank | 4.07% | $3,781 | 2.72% | $3,807 |
| Retirement Income | 22.67% | $24,901, see rank | 17.96% | $23,615 | 17.61% | $23,126 |
+ The percentage of the total households that have the income.
ACS 2006-2010 data
Median Household Income, see rank| Dayton School District | 44,132 USD |
| Washington | 57,244 USD |
| U.S. | 51,914 USD |
| Dayton School District | 58,103 USD |
| Washington | 74,331 USD |
| U.S. | 70,883 USD |
Ranks: $10k or less, $10k-$20k, $20k-$30k, $30k-$40k, $40k-$50k, $50k-$75k, $75k-$100k, $100k-$150k, $150k-$200k, $200k or more
Household Income Other than Earnings
| Dayton School District | Washington | U.S. | ||||
| %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | |
| Interest, Dividends, or Net Rental Income | 24.77% | $16,130, see rank | 28.58% | $15,271 | 24.21% | $15,308 |
| Social Security Income | 40.46% | $15,072, see rank | 24.93% | $15,978 | 27.48% | $15,495 |
| Public Assistance Income | 5.13% | $2,890, see rank | 3.66% | $3,663 | 2.47% | $3,553 |
| Retirement Income | 20.75% | $24,257, see rank | 17.94% | $22,006 | 17.51% | $21,489 |
+ The percentage of the total households that have the income.
ACS 2005-2009 data
Median Household Income, see rank| Dayton School District | 41,493 USD |
| Washington | 56,384 USD |
| U.S. | 51,425 USD |
| Dayton School District | 56,330 USD |
| Washington | 73,486 USD |
| U.S. | 70,096 USD |
Ranks: $10k or less, $10k-$20k, $20k-$30k, $30k-$40k, $40k-$50k, $50k-$75k, $75k-$100k, $100k-$150k, $150k-$200k, $200k or more
Household Income Other than Earnings
| Dayton School District | Washington | U.S. | ||||
| %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | %+ | Average Amount | |
| Interest, Dividends, or Net Rental Income | 27.73% | $12,669, see rank | 29.23% | $15,239 | 24.85% | $14,905 |
| Social Security Income | 43.13% | $14,158, see rank | 24.65% | $15,428 | 27.06% | $14,966 |
| Public Assistance Income | 4.09% | $2,533, see rank | 3.47% | $3,420 | 2.39% | $3,363 |
| Retirement Income | 24.56% | $23,238, see rank | 17.95% | $21,561 | 17.40% | $20,838 |
+ The percentage of the total households that have the income.
* 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.