DOCUMENT RESUME
ED 472 030 PS 030 888
AUTHOR Zehnder-Merrell, Jane
TITLE Kids Count in Michigan Data Book, 2002: County Profiles
ofChild and Family Well-Being.
INSTITUTION Kids Count in Michigan, Lansing.; Michigan League
for HumanServices, Lansing.
SPONS AGENCY Annie E. Casey Foundation, Baltimore, MD.;
KelloggFoundation, Battle Creek, MI.
PUB DATE 2002-00-00NOTE 216p.; Pranab Rajbhandari and Jim Lunday
secured and compiled
the data. For the 2001 Data Book, see ED 458 978. Also fundedby
the Skillman Foundation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield ofMichigan
Foundation, as well as United Ways.
AVAILABLE FROM Kids Count in Michigan, Michigan League for Human
Services,1115 South Pennsylvania Ave., Suite 202, Lansing, MI
48912-1658 ($15, plus $3 shipping and handling). Tel:
800-837-5436(Toll Free); Web site: http://www.milhs.org.
PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110) -- Reports
Descriptive(141)
EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF01/PC09 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS
Academic Achievement; *Adolescents; Asthma; At Risk Persons;
Birth Weight; Child Abuse; Child Care; Child Health;
ChildNeglect; Child Safety; Child Support; Child Welfare;*Children;
Congenital Impairments; Costs; *Counties;Demography; Disabilities;
Dropout Rate; Early Adolescents;Early Parenthood; Economically'
Disadvantaged; ElementarySecondary Education; Family Structure;
Health Insurance;Infant Mortality; Lead Poisoning; Lunch Programs;
MortalityRate; Outcomes of Education; Poverty; Prenatal
Care;Preschool Education; Racial Differences; Reading
Skills;Safety; *Social Indicators; Special Education; State
Norms;State Surveys; Statistical Data; Tables (Data);
TrendAnalysis; Violence; *Well Being; Youth Problems
IDENTIFIERS Arrests; Child Mortality; *Indicators; *Michigan;
Out of HomeCare; Vaccination
ABSTRACT
This KIDS COUNT data book for 2002 examines statewide andcounty
level trends in the well-being of Michigan's children. The
statisticalportrait is based on the following: (1) demographics;
(2) juvenile arrests;(3) teen births; (4) children of two working
parents; (5) child care costs;(6) child care capacity; (7) children
in subsidized child care; (8) childrenin families receiving FIP
(Family Independence Program) cash assistance; (9)food stamps
enrollment; (10) merit scholars; (11) child support; (12)
healthinsurance; (13) lead poisoning/asthma; (14) birth defects;
(15) specialeducation; (16) children receiving SSI; (17) children
in poverty; (18)children receiving free/reduced lunches; (19) less
than adequate prenatalcare; (20) low birthweight; (21) infant
mortality; (22) child deaths; (23)families investigated for abuse;
(24) victims of abuse/neglect; (25) childrenin out-of-home care;
(26) teen deaths; (27) high school dropouts; and (28)academic
performance in the sciences. Introductory comments note the
databook's focus on adolescents. Section one describes what is new
and different
Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be madefrom
the oriainal document.
Average Annual Number of Live Births
Age < 18 Ages 18-19 Total Births under Age 20
1990-92 1994-96 1998-00 1990-92 1994-96 1998-00 1990-92 1994-96
1998.00
Lenawee 63 54 47 135 95 97 198 149 145Livingston 29 27 24 66 59
63 95 85 87Luce 5 5 3 8 9 6 13 14 8
Mackinac 5 6 5 10 14 11 15 20 16Macomb 189 204 158 464 418 438
653 622 597Manistee 10 8 10 20 24 21 31 32 31
Marquette 25 22 13 66 49 38 92 71 51Mason 13 21 19 34 29 39 47
49 58Mecosta 18 19 17 49 45 43 67 64 59Menominee 10 11 11 25 23 26
35 34 37Midland 28 21 28 72 53 59 99 74 87Missaukee 7 8 8 15 17 21
23 25 29Monroe 81 83 55 154 136 141 234 219 196Montcalm 41 43 39 99
89 81 139 132 120Montmorency 5 4 4 9 11 9 14 15 13Muskegon 186 171
157 270 247 248 456 418 405Newaygo 32 35 33 66 58 68 98 93
101Oakland 406 367 285 779 643 590 1,185 1,010 875Oceana 20 23 21
30 40 39 50 64, 60Ogemaw 14 11 9 30 21 24 44 32 33Ontonagon 4 3 2
12 5 4 16 8 6Osceola 13 15 12 38 27 26 50 42 37Oscoda 4 6 5 8 7 9
11 13 14Otsego 9 7 8 26 24 26 35 31 34Ottawa 86 98 105 174 173 212
259 270 317Presque Isle 2 5 6 8 11 14 10 16 20Roscommon 12 10 7 31
19 26 43 29 33Saginaw 257 214 152 394 282 259 651 496 411St. Clair
77 86 76 173 161 158 250 247 234St. Joseph 54 52 39 90 87 97 144
139 135Sanilac 19 16 20 41 48 42 59 64 62Schoolcraft 3 5 2 10 7 12
14 12 14Shiawassee 44 41 36 91 84 78 135 124 113Tuscola 30 33 24 67
62 69 97 95 93Van Buren 67 70 54 134 120 107 201 190 161Washtenaw
119 101 80 228 190 182 347 291 262Wayne 2,737 2,150 1,537 4,195
3,089 2,619 6,932 5,240 4,156Wexford 17 20 22 38 35 42 55 55 63
Detroit 2,235 1,637 1,157 3,184 2,181 1,758 5,419 3,819
2,915
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