Kentucky Workforce Study

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Funding Status A slight majority of directors described their centers as Not-For-Profit (56.3%, N=170). The remaining 43.7% (N=132) reported being for-profit, with a majority of those reporting they were independently owned and operated (35.8%, N=108) (see Table 8). Table 8.

Type of Program

Independently owned and operated Sponsored:

For-Profit

Not-For Profit

corporate/business/hospital

National chain Local chain Worker Cooperative For Profit Sub-Total Sponsored: church or religious organization Independent Head Start/Early Head Start Sponsored: public primary/secondary school Sponsored: state or local governmental agency Sponsored: private primary/secondary school Not-for Profit Sub-Total TOTAL

N

%

108

35.8

19

6.3

4 1 0 132

1.3 0.3 0 43.7

57

18.9

29

9.6

28

9.3

33

10.9

10

3.3

7

2.3

170 302

56.3

4


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