Child-care settings that have national or Georgia accreditation - Georgia

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Child-care settings that have national or Georgia accreditation (Number) – 2011

Data Provided by: Family Connection Partnership

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0
Pike	0
Polk	0
Pierce	0
Oglethorpe	0
Peach	0
Screven	0
Seminole	0
Schley	0
Quitman	0
Randolph	0
Morgan	0
Lee	0
Lincoln	0
Laurens	0
Jones	0
Lanier	0
Monroe	0
Montgomery	0
Mitchell	0
McDuffie	0
Meriwether	0
Stephens	0
Ware	0
Warren	0
Upson	0
Turner	0
Twiggs	0
Wilkinson	0
Worth	0
Wilcox	0
Webster	0
Wheeler	0
Troup	0
Taliaferro	0
Taylor	0
Talbot	0
Stewart	0
Sumter	0
Toombs	0
Treutlen	0
Thomas	0
Telfair	0
Terrell	0
Charlton	0
Clay	0
Candler	0
Burke	0
Calhoun	0
Cook	0
Coweta	0
Colquitt	0
Clinch	0
Coffee	0
Brooks	0
Baker	0
Barrow	0
Bacon	0
Appling	0
Atkinson	0
Bleckley	0
Brantley	0
Berrien	0
Bartow	0
Ben Hill	0
Crawford	0
Irwin	0
Jackson	0
Heard	0
Haralson	0
Harris	0
Jenkins	0
Johnson	0
Jefferson	0
Jasper	0
Jeff Davis	0
Hancock	0
Effingham	0
Elbert	0
Echols	0
Dodge	0

0
Early	0
Grady	0
Greene	0
Gordon	0
Emanuel	0
Franklin	0
1 - 8
Lumpkin	1
Long	1
Lamar	1
Marion	1
Madison	1
Macon	1
Wilkes	1
Glynn	1
Glascock	1
Gilmer	1
Hart	1
Hall	1
Habersham	1
Towns	1
Spalding	1
Rabun	1
White	1
Wayne	1
Walton	1
Putnam	1
Murray	1
Miller	1
McIntosh	1
Pulaski	1
Pickens	1
Oconee	1
Dade	1
Crisp	1
Decatur	1
Dawson	1
Columbia	1
Carroll	1
Butts	1
Chattahoochee	1
Bulloch	1
Banks	1
Floyd	1
Fannin	1
Evans	1
Baldwin	1
Bibb	1
Tift	2
Tattnall	2
Camden	2
Walker	2
Washington	2
Union	2
Dooly	2
Douglas	2
Bryan	2
Cherokee	2
Clarke	2
Newton	3
Chattooga	3
Dougherty	3
Houston	3
Forsyth	3
Liberty	4
Richmond	4
Catoosa	5
Rockdale	5
Henry	5
Fayette	6
Paulding	6
Lowndes	8
Whitfield	8
9 - 33
Chatham	12
Muscogee	13
Clayton	14
Cobb	15
Gwinnett	33
34 - 80
Dekalb	58
Fulton	80

Definitions: Total number of out-of-home child-care settings that have national or Georgia accreditation (as designated by one or more of the following: NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children), NAFCC (National Association for Family Child Care), Home of Merit, Home of Distinction, Center of Distinction, and Center of Recognition).

Data Source: Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

Georgia Grantee

Family Connection Partnership 235 Peachtree Street, Suite 1600
Atlanta, GA 30303

404-527-7394
communications@gafcp.org
http://www.gafcp.org

Gaye Morris Smith, Executive Director, Georgia Family Connection Partnership

Georgia Family Connection Partnership (GaFCP) is a public/private partnership that supports 159 Family Connection county collaborative organizations across the state and serves as a resource to state agencies in improving conditions for Georgia's children and families.

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