Children & YouthThe outcome goals for focusing on Children & Youth are to increase school readiness, improve on-time graduation rates, and prepare youth for the future.What We Know *- Hall County's drop out rate is 23.4% compared to Georgia's 13.6%
- Hall County on-time graduation rate is lower than Georgia's rate. Hall County ranks 73 of 159 counties.
- According to GA KidsCount data, 15.8% of Hall County teens ages 16-19 are not in school and not working. This compares unfavorably to Georgia's rate of 10.9%.
- Education is a key focus area of VISION 2030.
Indicators *- % of Hall County children who pass Kindergarten Readiness test data as reported by GA DOE increases.
- % of Hall County students who graduate on-time as reported by GA DOE increases.
- % of Hall County students who dropout decreases as reported by GA DOE.
* This information comes from data compiled by the 2007 Hall LIFE Report. The next Hall LIFE report will be published in Fall 2009.
These agencies, programs, and community partnerships focus on Children & Youth:
Partner AgenciesCommunity PartnersUnited Way allocates almost half of its fundraising dollars in Children & Youth of Hall County in 2009-2010.
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