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INDIANA
Overall Rank
WELL-BEING 24 ECONOMIC Rank CHILDREN IN POVERTY US: 14,116,000 | IN: 301,000
CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS LACK SECURE EMPLOYMENT US: 20,692,000 | IN: 447,000
CHILDREN LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD WITH A HIGH HOUSING COST BURDEN US: 23,556,000 | IN: 382,000
TEENS NOT IN SCHOOL AND NOT WORKING US: 1,176,000 | IN: 24,000
14 EDUCATION Rank YOUNG CHILDREN (AGES 3 AND 4) NOT IN SCHOOL US: 4,256,000 | IN: 101,000
FOURTH-GRADERS NOT PROFICIENT IN READING US: N.A. | IN: N.A.
EIGHTH-GRADERS NOT PROFICIENT IN MATH US: N.A. | IN: N.A.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOT GRADUATING ON TIME US: N.A. | IN: N.A.
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UNITED STATES
INDIANA
22%
19%
22%
33%
28%
33%
41%
32%
32%
9%
7%
8%
2010
2010
2010
2010
2016
2016
2016
2016
BETTER
BETTER
BETTER
BETTER
2010
2010
2010
2010
UNITED STATES
INDIANA
52%
52%
60%
68%
65%
66%
67%
67%
64%
21%
16%
14%
2009–11 2014–16 SAME
2009
2009
2017
2017
BETTER
SAME
2010–11 2015–16 BETTER
2009–11
2009
2009
2010–11
20%
2016
BETTER
28%
2016
BETTER
24%
2016
BETTER
7%
2016
BETTER
59%
2014–16
BETTER
59%
2017
BETTER
62%
2017
BETTER
13%
2015–16
BETTER
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INDIANA
Overall Rank
HEALTH 31 Rank LOW BIRTH-WEIGHT BABIES US: 321,839 | IN: 6,802
CHILDREN WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE US: 3,277,000 | IN: 92,000
CHILD AND TEEN DEATHS PER 100,000 US: 20,360 | IN: 499
TEENS WHO ABUSE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS US: 1,148,000 | IN: 23,000
AND COMMUNITY 32 FAMILY Rank CHILDREN IN SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES US: 24,267,000 | IN: 516,000
CHILDREN IN FAMILIES WHERE THE HOUSEHOLD HEAD LACKS A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA US: 9,989,000 | IN: 191,000
CHILDREN LIVING IN HIGH-POVERTY AREAS US: 9,448,000 | IN: 191,000
TEEN BIRTHS PER 1,000 US: 209,809 | IN: 5,255
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UNITED STATES
INDIANA
8.1%
8.2%
8.0%
8%
4%
9%
26
26
N.A.
5%
2010
2010
2010
2016
2016
2016
WORSE
BETTER
SAME
2010
2010
28 2010
N.A.
2009–10 2015–16
2009–10
UNITED STATES
INDIANA
34%
35%
35%
15%
14%
13%
13%
13%
34
20
2010
2010
2016
2016
WORSE
BETTER
2008–12 2012–16 SAME
2010
2016
BETTER
2010
2010
11%
2008–12
37 2010
8.2%
WORSE
2016
6%
BETTER
2016
2016
30
WORSE
4%
2015–16
35%
2016
SAME
12%
2016
BETTER
12%
2012–16
2016
WORSE
24
BETTER
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NATIONAL TRENDS
ECONOMIC WELL-BEING CHILDREN IN POVERTY US: 14,116,000
CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS LACK SECURE EMPLOYMENT US: 20,692,000
CHILDREN LIVING IN A HOUSEHOLD WITH A HIGH HOUSING COST BURDEN US: 23,556,000
TEENS NOT IN SCHOOL AND NOT WORKING US: 1,176,000
22% 2010
33% 2010
41% 2010
9% 2010
19%
2016
BETTER
28%
2016
BETTER
32%
2016
2016
BETTER
7%
BETTER
EDUCATION YOUNG CHILDREN (AGES 3 AND 4) NOT IN SCHOOL US: 4,256,000
FOURTH-GRADERS NOT PROFICIENT IN READING US: N.A.
EIGHTH-GRADERS NOT PROFICIENT IN MATH US: N.A.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOT GRADUATING ON TIME US: N.A.
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52% 2009–11
68% 2009
67% 2009
21% 2010–11
52%
2014–16
SAME
65%
2017
BETTER
67%
2017
SAME
16%
2015–16
BETTER
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NATIONAL TRENDS
HEALTH LOW BIRTH-WEIGHT BABIES US: 321,839
CHILDREN WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE US: 3,277,000
CHILD AND TEEN DEATHS PER 100,000 US: 20,360
TEENS WHO ABUSE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS US: 1,148,000
8.1% 2010
8% 2010
26 2010
N.A. 2009–10
8.2%
2016
2016
2016
WORSE
4%
BETTER
26
SAME
5%
2015–16
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY CHILDREN IN SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES US: 24,267,000
CHILDREN IN FAMILIES WHERE THE HOUSEHOLD HEAD LACKS A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA US: 9,989,000
CHILDREN LIVING IN HIGH-POVERTY AREAS US: 9,448,000
TEEN BIRTHS PER 1,000 US: 209,809
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34% 2010
15% 2010
13% 2008–12
34 2010
35%
2016
WORSE
14%
2016
BETTER
13%
2012–16
2016
SAME
20
BETTER
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