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Children Age 4 in GSRP (Percent) – 2002

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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0.0% - 13.0%
Keweenaw	0.0%
Livingston	2.7%
Macomb	7.2%
Clinton	7.8%
Oakland	8.3%
Washtenaw	8.9%
Lapeer	8.9%
Alcona	9.0%
Monroe	9.8%
Ottawa	9.8%
Bay	10.4%
Midland	10.5%
Presque Isle	11.7%
Eaton	11.9%
Branch	12.1%
Charlevoix	13.0%
13.1% - 23.4%
Otsego	13.8%
Ingham	14.2%
Grand Traverse	14.4%
Barry	14.4%
Allegan	14.6%
Oscoda	14.7%
Lenawee	14.7%
Lake	14.8%
Hillsdale	15.3%
Huron	15.7%
Marquette	15.9%
Emmet	15.9%
Isabella	16.7%
Saint Clair	17.5%
Dickinson	17.6%
Kalamazoo	18.3%
Leelanau	18.6%
Cheboygan	19.0%
Crawford	19.3%
Kent	19.4%
Saint Joseph	19.5%
Delta	19.5%
Ionia	20.7%
Jackson	20.7%
Saginaw	20.8%
Genesee	21.0%

13.1% - 23.4%
Benzie	21.1%
Menominee	21.5%
Wayne	21.9%
Gladwin	22.1%
Mecosta	22.2%
Shiawassee	22.3%
Chippewa	23.4%
23.5% - 37.5%
Gogebic	24.7%
Wexford	24.9%
Ogemaw	25.3%
Berrien	26.0%
Sanilac	26.5%
Newaygo	26.6%
Van Buren	27.6%
Muskegon	28.8%
Alpena	29.0%
Cass	29.0%
Roscommon	29.1%
Alger	29.6%
Calhoun	29.6%
Montcalm	30.9%
Manistee	31.0%
Antrim	31.8%
Kalkaska	31.9%
Mason	32.1%
Mackinac	35.5%
Tuscola	36.8%
Baraga	36.9%
Missaukee	37.0%
Gratiot	37.4%
Ontonagon	37.5%
37.6% - 66.1%
Oceana	39.8%
Clare	40.1%
Luce	40.4%
Arenac	40.4%
Schoolcraft	40.9%
Houghton	43.4%
Montmorency	48.4%
Osceola	54.3%
Iosco	65.1%
Iron	66.1%

Definitions: The number of children age 4 who are enrolled in the Great Start Readiness Program. The percent is based on the population of children age 4.

Beginning in 2011, data are compiled by ISD. Counties that are not ISD's will not have data.

Data Source: Michigan Department of Education

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.

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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Public Policy (MLPP) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLPP has advocated for policies to improve the well-being of Michigan residents since 1912.

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