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South Carolina
Demographics
Basic Demographics
Total Population
Number of Children Under 1 Year of Age
Number of Children Under 5 Years of Age
Number of Children Under 10 Years of Age
Number of Children Under 15 Years of Age
Number of Children Under 18 Years of Age
Number of Children Under 21 Years of Age
Indicators by Race and Ethnicity
Total Population - White
Total Population - Black
Number of Children Under 1 Year of Age-White
Number of Children Under 1 Year of Age-Black
Number of Children Under 5 Years of Age-White
Number of Children Under 5 Years of Age-Black
Number of Children Under 10 Years of Age-White
Number of Children Under 10 Years of Age-Black
Number of Children Under 15 Years of Age- White
Number of Children Under 15 Years of Age- Black
Number of Children Under 18 Years of Age- White
Number of Children Under 18 Years of Age- Black
Number of Children Under 21 Years of Age- White
Number of Children Under 21 Years of Age- Black
Total Population - Hispanic (Number)
Number of Children Under 1 Year of Age -Hispanic
Number of Children Under 5 Years of Age-Hispanic
Number of Children Under 10 Years of Age- Hispanic
Number of Children Under 15 Years of Age- Hispanic
Number of Children Under 18 Years of Age- Hispanic
Number of Children Under 21 Years of Age- Hispanic
Education
Early Childhood
Percent of children testing not ready for the first grade
School Age
Cumulative percent of children failing grades 1, 2, or 3
Percent of 3rd graders testing below state standards in math
Percent of 3rd graders testing below state standards in reading
Percent of 8th graders testing below state standards in math
Percent of 8th graders testing below state standards in reading
Percent of 10th graders failing one or more parts of exit exam on first attempt
Dropouts (percent of 8th graders not enrolled in the 12th grade 4 years later)
Young Adults
Percent of persons 18-24 who have not completed high school
Economic Well-Being
Employment and Income
Median income of families with children under 18
Annual Unemployment Rates in SC by County
Percent of own children living in families where no parent is in labor force
Percent of teens age 16-19 not enrolled in school and not working
Housing
Percent of owner-occupied housing units in which householders spend at least 30% of their income on housing
Poverty
Number of children 0-17 in households with incomes below the poverty level
Percent of children 0-17 in households with incomes below the poverty level
Percent of Children Below 200% of Poverty Level
Percent of White Children below 200% of Poverty Level
Percent of African American Children below 200% of Poverty Level
Percent of Hispanic Children below 200% of Poverty Level
Percent of Children Below 100% of Poverty Level
Family and Community
Community Environment
Percent of children living in high-poverty area
Family Structure
Percent of births to mothers under 18
Percent of births to mothers with less than a high school education
Percent of children living in single parent families
Percent of births to single mothers (includes paternity acknowleged)
Percent of Families Where Householder Lacks a High School Diploma
Percent of Own Children Living in Single Parent Families
Health
Birth Outcomes
Percent of Babies Born with Low Birthweight
Percent of Babies Born to Mothers with Less Than Adequate Prenatal Care
Births to Teens 15 to 19 Years of Age
Infant Mortality Rate (Per 1,000 Live Births)
Vital Statistics
Child Deaths
Teen Deaths from All Causes
Total Number of Live Births
Indicators by Race and Ethnicity
Number of Live Births- White
Number of Live Births- Black
Number of Live Births - Hispanic
White Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 LB)
Black Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 LB)
Percent Babies Born with Low Birthweight White
Percent Babies Born with Low Birthweight Black
Percent of Babies Born to White Mothers with Less than Adequate Prenatal care
Percent of Babies Born to Black Mothers with Less than Adequate Prenatal care
Births to Teens 15 to 19 Years of Age- White Race
Births to Teens 15 to 19 Years of Age - Black Race
Other Health
Number of Children (0-60 Months Old) Tested for Lead Poisoning
Percent of Children (0-60 months old) with Elevated Lead Blood Levels (>=10ug/dL)
Safety and Risky Behaviors
Child Abuse and Neglect
Child Abuse Investigations, Number of Referrals
Child Abuse Investigations, Number of Referrals Accepted
Child Abuse Investigations, Number of Referrals Indicated
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Neglect
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Physical Abuse
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Abandonment
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Educational Neglect
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Medical Abuse
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Medical Neglect
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Mental Injury
Child Abuse and Neglect Typology: Other
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Total Number of Founded Investigations
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children with Founded Maltreatments
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (0-5 years old) in Founded Investigations
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (0-5 years old) with Founded Maltreatments
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (6-12 years old) in Founded Investigations
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (6-12 years old) with Founded Maltreatments
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (13-17 years old) in Founded Investigations
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children (13-17 years old) with Founded Maltreatments
Child Abuse and Neglect by Age: Number of Children in Founded Investigations (All Children)
Juvenile Justice
Percent of juveniles 15-17 referred to court
Public Safety
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Total)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents ( Age: less than 1 year )
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 1-4 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 5-9 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 10-14 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 15-18 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 19-21 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Total)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents ( Age: less than 1 year )
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 1-4 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 5-9 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 10-14 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 15-18 years)
Number of non- fatal injuries of children due to non-traffic motor vehicle accidents (Age: 19-21years)
Other Safety and Risky Behaviors
Percent of youth 14-17 who became pregnant
Other Indicators
Overall Ranking of County to US Ratios from 2009 Kids Count Indicators
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