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The 2013 Rhode Island Kids Count Factbook, released on April 8, 2013 at Rhode Island KIDS COUNT's Annual Breakfast at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Crossings, reports on 68 indicators of child well-being across five subjects: Family and Community, Economic Well-Being, Health, Safety, and Education. The Factbook provides a statistical portrait of the status of Rhode Island's children. Information is presented for the state of Rhode Island, each city and town and an aggregate of the four cities, entitled "core cities," in which more than 25% of the children live in poverty. The four core cities are Central Falls, Pawtucket, Providence and Woonsocket.



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TABLE OF CONTENTS AND OVERVIEW

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SECTION SAFETY SECTION
Child Population Child Abuse and Neglect
Children in Single Parent
Families		Child Deaths
Grandparents Caring for
Grandchildren		Children in Out-of-Home Placement
Infants Born at Highest Risk Children of Incarcerated Parents
Mother’s Education LevelChildren Witnessing
Domestic Violence
Racial and Ethnic DisparitiesGun Violence
Racial and Ethnic DiversityHomeless and Runaway Youth
Juveniles at the Training School
Juveniles Referred to Family Court
ECONOMIC WELL–BEING SECTIONPermanency for Children in
DCYF Care
Children in Families Receiving
Cash Assistance		Teen Deaths
Children in PovertyYouth Violence
Children Participating in School
Breakfast		 
Children Receiving Child SupportEDUCATION SECTION
Children Receiving
SNAP Benefits		Children Enrolled in Early Head Start
Cost of Housing Children Enrolled in Early Intervention
Homeless ChildrenChildren Enrolled in Head Start
Median Family IncomeChildren Enrolled in Special Education
Secure Parental EmploymentChildren Receiving Child Care Subsidies
Women and Children
Participating in WIC		Chronic Early Absence
College Preparation and Access
HEALTH SECTION Early Learning Programs Participating
in BrightStars
PDFAccess to Dental CareEighth-Grade Reading Skills
PDFAlcohol, Drug, and Cigarette Use
by Teens		English Language Learners
PDFBirths to TeensFourth-Grade Reading Skills
PDFBreastfeedingPDFFull-Day Kindergarten
PDFChildhood ImmunizationsHigh School Graduation Rate
PDFChildhood ObesityLicensed Capacity of
Early Learning Programs
PDFChildren with AsthmaMath Skills
PDFChildren with Lead Poisoning Out-of-School Time
PDFChildren with Special NeedsPDFPreschool Special Education
PDFChildren’s Health InsurancePDFPublic School Enrollment and
Demographics
PDFChildren's Mental HealthSchool Attendance
PDFHousing and HealthSchools Identified for Intervention
PDFInfant MortalityStudent Mobility
PDFLow Birthweight InfantsSuspensions
PDFPreterm BirthsTeens Not in School and
Not Working
PDFWomen with Delayed Prenatal Care 
 METHODOLOGY, COMMITTEES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SUMMARIES AND HIGHLIGHTSREFERENCES
Child Care and Early Learning
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