The Annie E. Casey Foundation The Annie E. Casey Foundation

2012 National and State Data Profiles from the KIDS COUNT Data Book

Posted July 25, 2012
By the Annie E. Casey Foundation

Unit­ed States 

Alaba­ma
Alas­ka
Ari­zona 
Arkansas
Cal­i­for­nia 
Col­orado 
Con­necti­cut
Delaware
Dis­trict of Columbia
Flori­da 
Geor­gia
Hawaii
Ida­ho
Illi­nois 
Indi­ana
Iowa
Kansas
Ken­tucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mary­land
Mass­a­chu­setts
Michi­gan
Min­neso­ta
Mis­sis­sip­pi
Mis­souri
Mon­tana
Nebras­ka
Neva­da 
New Hamp­shire
New Jer­sey
New Mex­i­co
New York
North Car­oli­na 
North Dako­ta
Ohio
Okla­homa
Ore­gon
Penn­syl­va­nia 
Puer­to Rico 
Rhode Island
South Car­oli­na
South Dako­ta
Ten­nessee
Texas 
Utah 
Ver­mont
Vir­ginia 
Wash­ing­ton
West Vir­ginia
Wis­con­sin
Wyoming

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