In the 20th century, the Central West End experienced a pattern of urban decline. Also in the 20th century the vacancies were more common and the larger homes were converted into boarding homes (American Planning Association). In 1972, there were small groups of businesspersons gathered at one intersection, which in the end spurred home rehabilitations, additional businesses (American Planning Association).Crime rates in the Central West End, is a safe place to live. There is a 1 and 31 chance that you will be a victim of a crime in the Central West End (MO Crime Rates). But on the other hand the Central West End, has an overall 6% higher crime rate than the Missouri National Average (MO Crime Rates). The most common type of crime that is committed in the Central West End is violent crimes with the projected average of 637 crimes committed. This is compared to the National Average of 368 (MO Crime Rates). The second most common type of crime that is committed in the Central West End is property crimes. The average for the Central West in these types of crimes is 2,648. The National Average is 2,721 (MO Crime Rates). So the Central West End is safer, but on the other hand it has some higher rates of property …show more content…
One of the school systems in the Central West End is St. Louis County Special School District. In this school district there are about 63 Catholic Schools just at the elementary level. There are also middle, and high schools in this school district. Also in this school district there are private schools. In St. Louis County Special School District there are about 67 private schools (ST. LOUIS COUNTY). There are 12 schools in this school district, and the total numbers of students that are enrolled in the school district are 3,055. This school district is also public and it is k-12 school system (ST. LOUIS