New hampshire Kids Count Data Book 2010/2011

NH Kids Count Data Book Sections
Þ	Table of Contents
Þ	Family and Community
Þ	Economic Opportunity
Þ	Education
Þ	Health and Wellness
Þ	Safety and Wellbeing
Þ	Appendix
Þ	Acknowledgement

	*The Children's Alliance of New Hampshire, released the 2010/2011* New Hampshire Kids Count Data Book on August 4, 2011. The indicators of child wellbeing are divided into five sections: Family and Community, Economic Opportunity, Education, Health and Wellness, Safety and Wellbeing.**

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Table of contents		Appendix and Acknowledgements
Introduction and State Map		Acknowledgements (cont.)

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Family and Community		Health and Wellness
	Section Opener		Section Opener
	Child Population and Racial Composition		Childhood Obesity
	Limited English Proficiency		Mental Health Services
	Infants Born at High Risk		Children’s Health Insurance
	Children in Single-Parent Families		Infant Mortality
	Young Children with Caregiving Parents in the Labor Force		Low Birth Weight
	Back To Top		Teen Illegal Drug Use
Economic Opportunity			Teen Alcohol Use
	Section Opener		Teen Smoking
	Child Poverty Rate		Back To Top
	Unemployment Rate	Safety and Wellbeing
	Average Weekly Wages and Percentage of Jobs Paying a Livable Wage		Section Opener
	Apartment Affordability		Homeless Children and Youth
	Home Affordability		Maltreatment of Children
	Food Stamp Recipients		Children in Out-of-Home Placements
	WIC Participation		Court-Involved Youth
	Free and Reduced-Priced Lunch Eligibility		Juvenile Arrests
	Back To Top		Youth in Detention
Education			Back To Top
	Section Opener
	Child Care Capacity		Appendix and Acknowledgements
	Public School Enrollment in Kindergarten and Preschool		Acknowledgements (cont.)
	Fourth Grade Math and Reading Assessment		Back To Top
	Eighth Grade Math and Reading Assessment
	High School Dropout Rate
	Special Education
	Back To Top