Remaining in State Custody - Tennessee

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Remaining in State Custody (Rate) – 2009

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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0.7 - 3.1
Crockett	0.7
Dyer	1.1
Williamson	1.4
Tipton	1.4
Fayette	1.6
Decatur	1.6
Carroll	1.8
Clay	1.8
Rutherford	2.0
Stewart	2.1
Chester	2.1
Lake	2.1
Marion	2.2
Houston	2.3
McNairy	2.5
Haywood	2.6
Trousdale	2.7
Obion	2.7
Grundy	2.7
Polk	3.0
Johnson	3.1
Lewis	3.1
3.2 - 5.3
Moore	3.5
Hickman	3.6
Wilson	3.6
Bedford	3.6
Davidson	3.7
Pickett	3.7
Cheatham	3.7
Lincoln	3.7
Cannon	3.7
Madison	3.8
Shelby	3.8
Hardin	3.9
Bledsoe	3.9
Hawkins	3.9
Benton	3.9
Carter	4.0
Hancock	4.0
Robertson	4.3
Meigs	4.3
Henderson	4.3
Montgomery	4.4
Grainger	4.4
Hamilton	4.6
Lauderdale	4.7
Maury	4.7
Rhea	4.8

3.2 - 5.3
Sumner	4.8
Franklin	4.8
Bradley	4.8
Henry	4.8
Warren	5.0
Roane	5.1
Humphreys	5.1
Gibson	5.1
Washington	5.2
Morgan	5.2
Sullivan	5.3
Weakley	5.3
5.4 - 8.3
Van Buren	5.6
Campbell	5.7
Smith	5.8
Loudon	5.9
Overton	6.1
Cumberland	6.2
Unicoi	6.2
Monroe	6.4
Putnam	6.5
Scott	6.5
Sevier	6.5
White	6.5
Knox	6.5
Fentress	6.6
Sequatchie	6.6
DeKalb	6.9
Union	7.0
Wayne	7.3
Blount	7.3
Marshall	7.5
Jefferson	7.5
Hamblen	7.8
McMinn	7.8
Lawrence	7.8
Giles	8.0
Hardeman	8.3
8.4 - 14.0
Dickson	8.6
Coffee	8.8
Claiborne	9.0
Perry	9.1
Jackson	9.5
Greene	9.9
Macon	10.6
Cocke	11.1
Anderson	14.0

Definitions: Number of young people under the age of 20 years who remain in state custody at the end of a given state fiscal year (the last day of June). Rate is per 1,000 population of same age.

Data Source: Counts provided by the Tennessee Department of Children's Services. The KIDS COUNT division of the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth organized the data.

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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Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth 710 James Robertson Pkwy.
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Nashville, TN 37243-0800

615.741.2633
Pam.K.Brown@state.tn.us
http://www.tennessee.gov/tccy

Pam Brown, KIDS COUNT Director

The Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth advocates to improve the quality of life for children and families and provides leadership and support for other child and family advocates.

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