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Data: Teachers form LI's largest workforce; more than 88 percent are white

Allison Yablon, a kindergarten teacher at Cantiauge Elementary

Photo credit: Danielle Finkelstein | Allison Yablon, a kindergarten teacher at Cantiauge Elementary School in Jericho, works on counting skills with her student Zain Altaf, 5, during "center-time" at the end of the school day. (Dec. 08, 2012)

The U.S. Census Bureau's latest workforce data show that teachers of kindergarten through 12th grade in Nassau and Suffolk counties outnumber workers in any other occupation on Long Island, and more than 88 percent of them are white.

Among the top 10 jobs with the most workers, the only grouping in which minorities comprise the majority Islandwide is the nursing, psychiatric and home health...

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