Children pg #3-4
Families pg #5-6
Professionals pg #7-8
Schools pg #9-10
= READY & SUCCESSFUL
Communities pg #11-12
Fostering Resilient Families, Schools, and Communities for Young Children
Children Ready & Successful Data Indicator
Island
San Juan
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
State
Number of children under age 5
5,408 ↑
464 ↑
7,398 ↑
48,827 ↑
11,638 ↑
454,134 ↑
Children under 6 who live in families in extreme poverty
7.4% ↑
16.4% ↓
9.1% ↓
7% ↓
5.6% ↓
7.8% ↓
Children served by Children's Administration (CPS, Child Welfare, Family Reconciliation, etc.)
1,013 ↓
124 ↑
2,218 ↑
10,982 ↑
3,727↑
112,182 ↑
Number of foster care placements, ages 0-17
63 ↓
< 10
146 ↑
755 ↑
319
9,530 ↑
Children with developmental delays, ages birth-3, served by Early Services for Infants & Toddlers (ESIT)
197 ↑
28 ↑
197
2,102 ↑
572 ↑
17,658 ↑
Kindergarteners meeting or exceeding standards by area of development in Fall 2017: Social-Emotional standards
76.2% ↑
74.1% ↑
71.8% ↑
74.2% ↑
73.5% ↑
76.7% ↑
Physical standards
84.8% ↑
86.4% ↑
82.2% ↑
83.2% ↑
87.8% ↑
82.3% ↑
Language standards
74.6% ↓
69.1% ↓
68.3% ↓
69.6% ↓
74.9% ↓
71.6% ↓
Cognitive standards
68.8% ↓
64.2% ↓
67.8% ↓
69.3% ↓
75.2% ↓
71.6% ↓
Literacy standards
84.2% ↓
87.5% ↓
64.3% ↓
74.8% ↓
77.0% ↓
77.5% ↓
Math standards
70.0% ↓
77.8% ↓
56.2% ↑
63.3% ↓
62.6% ↓
66%
51.2%
64.3%
49.9%
55.0%
51.5%
53.6%
24%
29%
30%
27%
26%
28%
83.3%
82.5%
73.3%
79.5%
77.0%
79.3%
Percentage of students meeting 3rd Grade Reading Standards * 8th graders with depressive symptoms On-time graduation rate, public schools (2016-2017) ▲
Foster Resilient Families, Schools, and Communities for Young Children
Families Data Indicator
Island
San Juan
Skagit
2,032 ↑
217 ↓
2,403 ↓
20,188 ↑
4,387 ↓
180,820 ↓
$69,876 ↑
$63,900 ↑
$72,060 ↑
$83,652 ↑
$66,480 ↑
$62,472 ↑
Median Household Income (2016) *
$64,813
$58,029
$60,983
$78,716
$56,411
$67,106
Unemployment rate (July 2018)
4.9% ↑
3.1% ↓
4.8% ↓
3.8% ↑
4.4%
4.6% ↑
Homeless individuals living as family units
166 ↓
57 ↓
338 ↓
858 ↓
816 ↑
22,416 ↑
Children participating in the Basic Food Program
19% ↓
17% ↓
36% ↓
21% ↓
26% ↓
29% ↓
Percent of births that qualified for Medicaid assistance (2015)
28.6%
58.8%
63.1%
40.7%
52.1%
49.2%
Mothers receiving prenatal care in the first trimester (2015)
74.6%
71.1%
68.6%
73.0%
67.3%
73.7%
Total individuals served by Women Infants & Children (WIC) supplemental nutrition
2,741 ↓
332 ↑
6,037 ↓
19,404 ↓
6,734 ↓
274,888 ↓
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0
66 ↓
181 ↓
113
3,264 ↓
Teen pregnancy (15-19 years) (2016)
46 ↓
2↓
116 ↑
473 ↓
132 ↓
5,396 ↓
Teen birth rate (15-19 years) per 1,000 (2016) *
14.4
<5
21
11.8
9.3
16.2
Households with all children under age 6 Estimated Basic Annual Cost of living for a family with 2 adults, 1 infant, 1 preschooler (2016)
Number of spaces available in Early Head Start, including migrant and tribal
Snohomish Whatcom
State
$1500
$1200
$900
$600 $532* $300
0
5
$78,716
Foster Resilient Families, Schools, and Communities for Young Children
Professionals Data Indicator
Island
San Juan
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
State
Children under 6 with all parents in the workforce
3,042 ↓
388 ↓
5,016 ↓
33,144 ↑
8,060 ↑
305,216 ↓
Percent of children under 6 with all parents in the workforce
60.1% ↓
67.5% ↓
61.5% ↑
59% ↓
60.9% ↑
59.1% ↓
Number of spaces for 3 & 4 yr olds in state & federally funded preschool (ECEAP & Head Start)
173 ↑
55 ↑
379 ↓
1,702 ↑
620
24,964 ↑
Number of licensed child care and education programs – centers and family homes
41
6
87 ↓
461 ↓
85 ↓
5,005 ↓
Number of spaces available for children in licensed child care and education programs - centers and family homes
1,164 ↓
193
2,159 ↓
14,395 ↓
2,465 ↓
147,412 ↑
Percent of licensed child care providers enrolled in Early Achievers
72% ↑
100%
92% ↑
61% ↓
76% ↑
70% ↓
100
38
61
68
120
N/A
Coalition members affiliated with Northwest Early Learning *
For additional information, please contact: Wilanne Ollila-Perry, Early Learning and Family Services Opportunity Council wilanne_ollila-perry@oppco.org
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$60,000
$50,000
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
$10,000
0 NWEL Region
State
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Foster Resilient Families, Schools, and Communities for Young Children
Schools
Ready & Successful
Data Indicator
Island
San Juan
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
State
8,291 ↑
1,794 ↓
19,148 ↑
110,021 ↑
27,577 ↑
1,100,779 ↑
657
102 ↓
1,418 ↓
8,019 ↑
2,054 ↑
80,981 ↑
Free & Reduced Lunch enrollment
34.9%
34.7% ↑
50.1% ↓
35.5% ↓
40.2% ↓
42.9% ↓
Percent of students that are Transitional Bilingual English Language Learners
3.1% ↑
5.3% ↑
14.2% ↓
10.5% ↓
7.3% ↑
11.3% ↑
Percent of incoming kindergarteners READY in all 6 areas of development, fall 2017
50.1% ↑
50.0% ↓
35.8% ↓
42.5% ↓
46.3% ↓
46.7% ↓
Percent of incoming kindergarteners NOT ready in any area of development, fall 2017
5.1% ↑
6.3% ↓
5.7%
5.5% ↑
4.3% ↑
5.8% ↑
1/3
2/3
6/7
11/14
5/7
N/A
Students from low-income households who graduated high school in four years
74.4% ↓
78.1% ↑
64.3% ↓
69.3% ↓
64.9% ↓
70.0% ↑
Districts in the region that accepted PreK-K Transition Reports out of total number of districts
3/3
4/4 ↑
7/7 ↑
13/14 ↑
7/7
N/A
144 ↓
65 ↓
307 ↑
832 ↑
428 ↑
N/A
K-12 enrollment, public schools Kindergarten enrollment, public schools
Number of districts that met at least one age expectation target for children (Birth-3) with IEPs
Number of Regional Transition Reports shared between preschool and kindergarten teachers
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80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%
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Data Indicator Working poor (ALICE: Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed + Federal poverty level)
Island
San Juan
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
State
25.2% ↓
28.8% ↓
32.3% ↓
35.4% ↑
22.5% ↓
27.7% ↓
Combined households below US poverty and those that earn over poverty level but less than basic cost of living: Asian households
36.9%
76.4% ↑
50.2% ↑
41.3% ↑
38.2% ↓
35.6%
Black households
48.9% ↑
N/A
83.0% ↑
60.0% ↑
63.8% ↓
60.3%
Hispanic households
59.9% ↑
61.1% ↑
63.3% ↑
65.8% ↑
55.4% ↑
56.0%
White households
35.1% ↑
37.2% ↑
41.4% ↑
41.3% ↑
37.6% ↓
35.6%
Number of partner organizations affiliated with Northwest Early Learning
40 ↑
25 ↑
41 ↑
38 ↑
36 ↑
N/A
Participants at PreK-K Collaborative Network Dinner & Dialogues, Spring 2018
Coming Fall 2018
46 ↑
42
Coming Fall 2018
99 ↑
N/A
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