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TABLE 13: Parents’ participation language preference+
Head Start Center
Language++
Spanish
Armenian
Other
50.0% (18)
0% (0)
30.6% (11)
29.2% (7)
0% (0)
12.5% (3)
44.4% (24)
0% (0)
5.6% (3)
56.0% (14)
0% (0)
8.0% (2)
47.1% (16)
2.9% (1)
11.8% (4)
41.2% (14)
0% (0)
8.8% (3)
59.1% (13)
0% (0)
9.1% (2)
41.0% (32)
0% (0)
12.8% (10)
42.9% (27)
(1.6%) (1)
7.9% (5)
60.0% (15)
0% (0)
8.0% (2)
33.3% (13)
0% (0)
17.9% (7)
62.5% (45)
0% (0)
13.9% (10)
65.7% (65)
1.0% (1)
7.1% (7)
21.4% (6)
0% (0)
10.7% (3)
63.5% (33)
0% (0)
3.8% (2)
38.7% (29)
17.3% (13)
18.7% (14)
51.9% (41)
0% (0)
21.5% (17)
46.0% (412)
17.9% (16)
11.7% (105)
Arthur Avila CDI
Chase Cohasset Miguel Montes Napa
Noble
Osborne Reseda
Robert Fulton Roscoe Canyon Sepulveda Sherwood Tulsa
Valerio Woodman+++
English
19.4% (7)
58.3% (14)
50.0% (27)
36.0% (9)
38.2% (8)
50.0% (17)
31.8% (7)
46.2% (36)
47.6% (30)
32.0% (8)
48.7% (19)
23.6% (17)
26.3% (26)
67.9% (19)
32.7% (17)
25.3% (19)
26.6% (21)
33.6% (301)
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.
++The greatest percentage for each language is highlighted.
+++Woodman was the Head Start Center with the greatest number and percentage of parents (13 or 17.3%) who indicated that they preferred to participate in Head Start activities in Armenian. This finding coincides with results from the 2014-2015 Head Start and Early Head Start Parent Training Survey Report, which showed that Woodman was the Head Start Center with the second highest number and percentage of parents who preferred Armenian. ++++Number and percentages are based on the total number of parents from all Head Start Centers.
CCRC’s Head Start Parents Page | 59 December 2014