KIDS COUNT Releases Infographic on Proposed Tax Cuts and Education
The Idaho Legislature is condering a tax cut that would drain $126 million per year from schools, public safety, and other public systems. Continue reading →
View ArticleKIDS COUNT and IAEYC release Issue Brief on Pre-K
Studies show that children who have access to early education take pride in their education, have an increased sense of self-confidence, and demonstrate less aggressive behavior; qualities that benefit...
View ArticleLa Ley de Cuidado de Salud Asequible
Idaho KIDS COUNT ha preparado una hoja informativa con los detalles importantes acerca de La Ley de Cuidado de Salud Asequible. Incluye información sobre los beneficios, quien puede ser elegible para...
View ArticleRace For Results: New National and State Scorecard Shows Children Face...
‘Race for Results’ Report Shows Need for More Opportunity for All Children, Especially Those of Color Continue reading →
View ArticleIdaho Cuts to Higher Education Funding Among Deepest in Country
Idaho has cut funding to public universities and colleges more than all but five other states in the country. Continue reading →
View ArticleLatest national test scores for high school seniors are not good news
New report reveals a significant number of graduates are below standard for math and reading Continue reading →
View Article2014 KIDS COUNT Data Book Released
The National KIDS COUNT organization has released the 2014 KIDS COUNT Data Book, an annual publication that assesses child well-being nationally and across the 50 states. Continue reading →
View ArticleBuilding Strong Foundations Report Updated and Expanded
Our Building Strong Foundations report has been expanded and updated with 2015 data. New data includes number of kids in households with all parents working and kids ages 3-4 enrolled in school.
View Article2015 Census Data Highlights
This is a resource for media, child advocates and legislators. It highlights important data trends affecting the well-being of Idaho’s kids, broken down by county. Several indicators are broken down...
View Article2015 Data Book Released
This report on child and family well-being covers the areas of health, education, economics, and family & community. Continue reading →
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