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APPENDIX
TABLE 8:
Child care needs for a Head Start child and another child in the family++
Head Start Center
Head Start Child+
Another Child in the Family+
5.3% (2)
0.0%
(0)
7.4% (2)
0.0%
(0)
23.2% (13)
8.9% (5)
15.4% (4)
11.5% (3)
16.7% (6)
8.3% (3)
14.3% (5)
11.4% (4)
20.8% (5)
8.3% (2)
12.8% (11)
4.7% (4)
20.9% (14)
17.9%
(12)
4.0%
0.0%
(1)
(0)
10.3% (4)
2.6% (1)
12.2% (9)
9.5% (7)
13.8% (15)
4.6% (5)
27.6%
0.0%
(8)
(0)
16.4% (9)
7.3% (4)
17.7% (14)
10.1% (8)
23.1% (21)
6.6% (6)
16.0% (143)
7.1% (64)
Arthur Avila CDI
Chase Cohasset Miguel Montes Napa
Noble
Osborne Reseda
Robert Fulton Roscoe Canyon Sepulveda Sherwood Tulsa
Valerio Woodman Zine
+++TOTAL FROM ALL HEAD START CENTERS
+Percentages by Head Start Center are based on the total number of parents from each Head Start Center. Numbers and percentages for each column are not exclusive and parents may have indicated that they needed child care for both a Head Start child and another child in the family.
++The highest and lowest percentages for each group are highlighted.
+++Number and percentages are based on the total number of parents from all Head Start Centers.
CCRC’s Head Start Parents Page | 54 December 2014