Connecticut ranks high on annual child welfare report
The Annie E. Casey Foundation released its 30th annual “Kids Count” report Monday, which measures the overall welfare and well-being of the nation’s children along 16 indicators. Connecticut ranked eighth in the nation by those metrics, down from seventh last year and sixth two years ago.
By Brian Zahn brian.zahn@hearstmediact.com
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NEW HAVEN — Connecticut remains one of the best states for children, despite a slight drop in its nationwide ranking, according to The Annie E. Casey Foundation, a private policy organization.
The organization released its 30th annual “Kids Count”...
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