Births to Mothers without a High School Degree - Wisconsin

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Births to Mothers without a High School Degree (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Wisconsin Council on Children and Families

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Scale: 2% - 49%


Wisconsin	13%
Adams	11%
Ashland	10%
Barron	14%
Bayfield	7%
Brown	15%
Buffalo	10%
Burnett	16%
Calumet	6%
Chippewa	8%
Clark	49%
Columbia	10%
Crawford	7%
Dane	8%
Dodge	7%
Door	7%
Douglas	7%
Dunn	7%
Eau Claire	11%
Florence	10%
Fond du Lac	10%
Forest	20%
Grant	12%
Green	7%
Green Lake	28%
Iowa	4%
Iron	10%
Jackson	24%
Jefferson	11%
Juneau	15%
Kenosha	14%
Kewaunee	9%
LaCrosse	6%
Lafayette	14%
Langlade	16%
Lincoln	7%
Manitowoc	11%
Marathon	10%
Marinette	9%
Marquette	17%
Menominee	16%
Milwaukee	21%
Monroe	25%
Oconto	10%
Oneida	7%
Outagamie	8%
Ozaukee	2%
Pepin	14%
Pierce	4%
Polk	6%
Portage	7%
Price	5%
Racine	18%
Richland	16%
Rock	15%
Rusk	19%
Sauk	13%
Sawyer	17%
Shawano	12%
Sheboygan	10%
St Croix	4%
Taylor	17%
Trempealeau	18%
Vernon	39%
Vilas	12%
Walworth	13%
Washburn	6%
Washington	5%
Waukesha	4%
Waupaca	12%
Waushara	28%
Winnebago	8%
Wood	7%

Definitions: Data represent the percentage of births in a given year to mothers without a high school degree (regardless of maternal age). The percentages were calculated using the number of all births as the denominator. Data are from Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Health, Center for Health Statistics WISH data system. Incidences greater than 0 and less than 5 are not reported.

Data Source: Education of the mother is noted on Wisconsin birth certificates. Data are from the Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services, Division of Health, Center for Health Statistics http://www.dhfs.state.wi.us/wish

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The Wisconsin Council on Children and Families (WCCF) works to ensure that every child in our state can grow up in a just and nurturing family and community. For over 125 years, we have been an independent voice calling for positive change to benefit children and families.

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