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Historical: Hampton & Peninsula Community Health Assessment — 2022

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● The majority of respondents self-reported a high school education or higher, with 45.5% obtaining a graduate degree, 32.7% having a Bachelor’s degree, 5.8% having an Associate’s degree, 12.5% having some college and 2.8% having a high school diploma / GED. 0.6% of respondents did not graduate high school. 0.05% had no schooling completed. The James City County respondents were more educated than the overall report. ● The majority of respondents were not currently serving on active duty as a Reservist in the U.S. Armed Forces (99.9%). Additionally, the majority of respondents were not veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces (80.5%) or dependents of someone who serves in the U.S. Armed Forces (93.9%). ● The primary language(s) spoken in the respondents’ home was English (99.6%). There were 21 languages listed, with Spanish (0.9%) and German (0.5%), being the second and third most common, respectively. 56 2022 | HPHD Community Health Assessment
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