In order to arm child advocates with the tools and information they need to discuss child well-being data and policy with their elected representatives, the Colorado Children's Campaign has compiled this collection of publications. The collection includes annual reports, briefs, archived Colorado Children's Budgets, KIDS COUNT reports, fact sheets, and more. Publications explore topics such as child health, early childhood learning and development, K-12 education, and economic and fiscal policy.
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This report highlights a partnership with Johns Hopkins University to work with five of Colorado’s school districts to help them understand both the behavioral patterns of recent dropouts in the years prior to leaving school, and who is currently at risk of dropping out of school.
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This Policy Brief estimates the impact that eliminating the Colorado Preschool Program would have on the student achievement gap.
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Last year, the KIDS COUNT in Colorado! data revealed a troubling trend significantly impacting our children – the increase in kids living in poverty. This year’s data shows that trend is continuing and, in fact, increasing.
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This report gives an objective look at the history and progress of Denver Public Schools (DPS) and examines three high-profile reforms underway.
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This report projects the amount Colorado would need to spend to maintain state services at 2007 levels through fiscal year 2012-13 and the amount of revenues that will be generated to pay for them.
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The current economic downturn will exacerbate what already are troubling trends in Colorado — namely, that too many children in the state live in poverty and these numbers are growing rapidly.
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