Sentences with phrase «income children»

The low income children who need the extra attention the most are the very children who no longer have access to it.

And we were refusing vaccines at the risk of the health of lower - income children of color.

As a threshold question in a high income child support case the courts will look toward the reasonable needs of the child or children.

Reports on data, including breastfeeding, for low income children from birth to age 5.

This annual analysis looks at school breakfast participation and policies in 75 large school districts across the country to evaluate successful practices in reaching more low - income children with school breakfast.

These durable programs demonstrate that it is indeed possible to improve the education of low - income children by focusing resources consistently on improving the teaching of critical skills.

She is also a frequent lecturer on Divorce tax, pensions, financial issues in divorce, and high income child support.

Although extracurricular and enrichment opportunities are valuable for young people, the vast majority of low - and moderate - income children don't have access to a full measure of them.

Helps to create healthy development in low - income children ages three to five.

What might work to produce higher achievement for low - income children attending schools that serve low - income families?

Yes, lower income children benefit greatly from it.

Because low - income children on average have lower baseline levels of future career earnings, the same dollar boost to earnings will cause a larger percentage boost to future earnings.

Both of these states have maintained strong school breakfast participation among low - income children as a result of innovative state legislation that required all or some schools to offer breakfast after the bell.

High quality preschool can play a key role in helping low - income children enter kindergarten with foundational skills that will help them succeed.

This cut preschool funding for more than 20,000 low income children at the same time that their parents were losing their jobs and losing their homes.

Most low - income children live in families with parents who work, but their jobs do not pay enough to meet basic needs.

On top of this, low - income children often benefit from having broader preschool programs.

Both are at the forefront of efforts to help lower - income children get more out of school.

In spite of welfare reform, low - income children continue to show lower levels of school involvement and higher levels of behavioural problems, regardless of whether or not their mothers receive welfare.

Yet every year, more than 80 percent of low - income children miss this crucial milestone.

Low - income children appear to benefit most from high - quality child care experiences.

Despite the rhetoric, this is not about helping low - income children succeed academically or about «failing» schools.

Regardless of the amount of income your child earns, their standard deduction is different than yours.

Many people are aware that children lose reading skills over the summer and that low - income children fall behind, compared to their more advantaged classmates.

Myth: Low - income children already have access to publicly funded preschool, and middle - and higher - income families pay for their children to attend preschool.

• Black children are over twice as likely to have elevated blood lead levels as whites, and low - income children over three times as likely as others.

She also speaks at about 200 workshops and seminars a year about understanding the impact of poverty and helping low - income children learn.

It's a pivotal point because low - income children tend to score lower than more affluent children.

Researchers call for increased funding for interventions that would help low - income children whose development may be compromised by family or environmental risk factors.

The problem, however, is that just 10 to 15 percent of low - income children actually complete a college degree.

Stop pretending that you're helping low - income children overcome the digital divide if you aren't going to teach them how to communicate online.

Prior research suggests that summer learning loss among low - income children contributes to income - based gaps in achievement and educational attainment.

The gaps in life, health, and school experiences of minority and low - income children just won't go away.

Low - income children stand to gain the most from high quality preschool education, but they are also the least likely to receive it.

But what does it really cost to provide high - quality care, and are the reimbursement rates for public programs allowing providers to serve low - income children adequate to support quality?

Yet, low - income children show drop - off in reading ability over the summer break and then enter the next academic school year further behind their peers.

Less than one - third of low - income children currently have access to publicly funded or publicly subsidized child care and preschool programs.

Many low - income children arrive at school already behind in communication and language, a disadvantage that only persists over time.

«Community eligibility» is a powerful new tool to ensure that low - income children in high - poverty neighborhoods have access to healthy meals at school.

Just over half of low - income children who participate in school lunch also participate in school breakfast.

Many fans have even begun arranging for screenings for low - income children of color.

Ten urban schools serving low income children from mixed cultural backgrounds participated in a large study.

The benefits for higher income children are less pronounced.

In their home environments, the schools they attend, and the curriculum to which they are exposed, lower - income children do not have an equal opportunity to learn.

Rising residential segregation by income has led to increasing concentrations of low - and high - income children attending separate schools.