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Indicator #1
Childhood Immunizations
- Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention
- Smoking in Wisconsin
- Tobacco Control Resource Center for Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Tobacco Control Program
Indicator #3
Health Insurance Coverage
- Family Health Survey 2002
- Health Insurance Status - Wis. Dept. of Health and Family Services
- U.S. Census Bureau Report on Health Insurance Costs
Indicator #4
Births to Teen Mothers
- Department of Health and Family Services - Teen Births
- Department of Health and Family Services - Total Births by Age - Winnebago County
Indicator #5
Low Birth Weight Babies
Indicator #7
Communicable Diseases
Indicator #8
Preventable Hospitalizations
- Hospitals - Wisconsin Dept. of Health and Family Services
- Individual Hospital Data - Wisconsin Dept. of Health and Family Services
- American Association of Suicidology Statistics
- CDC - Suicide in the United States
- Community for Hope - Suicide Facts, Warning Signs & Risk Factors
Indicator #11
School Enrollments
Indicator #12
Third Grade Reading Comprehension
- Wisconsin
Reading Comprehension Test:
An Assessment of Primary-Level Reading at Grade Three - 2003/2004 data - Third grade scores on the rise
By Bethany K. Warner of The Northwestern
Indicator #13
High School Drop Out Rate
Indicator #14
American College Test (ACT)
Indicator #15
Post-Secondary Education
Indicator #16
Co-Curricular Activities
Indicator #18
School Sponsored Community Activities
Indicator #19
Habitual Truancy
Indicator #21
Oshkosh Area School District Expenditures
- Suspensions, expulsions up in Oshkosh
By Bethany K. Warner of The Northwestern - Wisconsin School Performance Report
Indicator #25
Oshkosh Standardized Testing 4th Grade
Indicator #26
Oshkosh Standardized Testing 8th Grade
Indicator #27
Oshkosh Standardized Testing 10th Grade
Indicator #29
Employment Growth
- Tourism Continues to Assist Economic Growth
- Winnebago County Workforce Profile
- Wisconsin Department of Revenue - Economic Outlook
- Unemployment Rates Announced - News Releases
- Wisconsin Labor Market Information – Department of Workforce Development
Indicator #33
Public Transportation
Indicator #36
Library Expenditures and Usage
U.S.:
Official poverty rate up from 11.7 percent in 2001 to 12.1 percent in 2002 for the United States.
Number of people in poverty increased 1.7 million to 34.6 million in the United States.
Real median household money income fell 1.1 percent ($500) between 2001 and 2002 to $42,400 for the United States.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2002 and 2003, Annual Social and Economic Supplements
Wisconsin:
“The average household income decreased from $46,575 in 2000-2001 to $45,985 in 2001-2002, a change of 1.3 percent.” Wisconsin’s average household income in 2001-2002 was still higher than in Illinois and Iowa, but less than in Minnesota.
Source: The Capital Times Web Edition, Todd Richmond, Associated Press, September 27, 2003
Indicator #42
Regulated Child Care
- Department of Health and Family Services - 2004 Year End Summary Reports
- Wisconsin Child Care Research Partnership
Indicator #43
Subsidized Child Care
- Administration for Children and Families
- National Child Care Information Center
- Wisconsin Child Care Research Partnership
- Wisconsin Shares
Indicator #44
Child Abuse and Neglect
- Dept. of Health and Family Services - Elder Abuse Reports by County
- Elder Abuse in Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Report on Elder Abuse 2002
Indicator #49
Fair Market Rent
Indicator #50
Number of Housing Units
Indicator #52
The Cost of a Home
Indicator #54
Housing Inventory