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2006-07 JWB Performance Report Executive Summary

 
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Child Care

Quality child care provides a safe, nurturing environment where children learn the basics they will need to start school and develop social skills that will help them get along with others.  When children are provided with quality child care, parents are allowed time to work or continue their own education in order to better provide for their families.
 

  • Children enrolled in subsidized child care in Pinellas County averaged 12,011 per month in fiscal year 2006-2007, 2.2% above the prior year average and substantially higher than the monthly average during the 2002-2005 period.
     
  • The number of children on the child care wait list in fiscal year 2006-2007 increased 27.2% over the prior fiscal year.  
     
      • If the entire wait list were to enroll in child care, total enrollment would increase 26.8% to more than 15,200.
         

Funded Agencies:

Coordinated Child Care – All
Pinellas County License Board – Licensing
Achieve Tampa Bay – Child Care Outreach
PARC – Discovery Learning Center and Homebound

Read More About It:

Nearly Half of Preschoolers Receive Child Care from Relatives
http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/releases/archives/children/011574.html

 

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