Collected from San Mateo County fifth graders, body composition standards take into account the natural development of boys (gain muscle) and girls (gain fat).

The standards for percent body fat have been equated with Body Mass Index (BMI) values. The HFZ standards for boys and girls help identify students at risk for metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome is an indicator of current and future health risk and includes the following factors: high fasting glucose, large waist circumference, high triglycerides, low high density lipoprotein cholesterol, high blood pressure.

For each school year, some schools in the County do not report test results resulting in a variety of schools reporting per year.

Travel times Northbound (NB) & Southbound (SB) between San Francisco and Santa Clara Lines. Times listed for both morning (AM, 7am-9am) and evening (PM, 4pm-7pm) peak commute periods. Times listed in four modes of transportation (auto alone, carpool, Caltrain, SamTrans) for years 2013, 2011, 2009, 2007, and 2005.

Public, Non-Profit, and Private Service Locations within San Mateo County. This data was developed once and is maintained in an as needed basis.

Percent of infants served by WIC who are breastfeeding at six months by race. FY2022-23 Year-End Data

Rate of child abuse and allegations substantiated per 1,000 children . Human Services Agency performance measure 7420P ID 423 and 7420P ID 424.

Percent of eligible patients, seen at least twice in a clinic within a year, who are assigned to a PCP

Percent of children in foster care visited by their social worker each month.
Human Services Agency performance measure 7440P ID 542

This data set represents the total AOD clients served as compared to all Medi-Cal Eligibles in the county and sorted by race/ethnicity.

This dataset represents the percentage of BHRS clients enrolled in SUD and then by race/ethnicity. The first percentage is of all BHRS clients and the second percentage is of all SUD clients.

This data set represents the penetration rate of residents receiving treatment by race/ethnicity as compared to all Medi-Cal eligible residents.