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2003 Kids Count Data Trends


Health

Low Birth Weight.
Less than Adequate Prenatal Care.
Infant Mortality
 

Family

Births to Mothers Under 18.
Births to Mothers Under 20.
Births to Mothers with Less Than a High School Education.
Births to Single Mothers.
Children in Single Parent Families
 

Education

Not Ready for First Grade.
Students Failing Grades 1-3.
Grade 3 Math Below Standards.
Grade 3 Reading Below Standards.
Bottom Quartile Stanford/MAT Grade 4.
Grade 8 Math Below State Standards.
Grade 8 Reading Below State Standards.
Bottom Quartile Stanford/MAT Grade 9.
Students Not Passing All Parts of Exit Exam on First Attempt.
Dropout Rate.
Young Adults Not Completing High School
 

Economics

Poverty Rate.
Income of Families with Children
 

Adolescent Risk Factors

Teenage Pregnancy.
Delinquency
 

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