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Rhode Island KIDS COUNT Publications Archive

Please explore below for back issues of:

  • Fact Sheets
  • The Issue Brief and Policy Brief Series
  • Legislative Wrap-Ups
  • Media Releases
  • Rhode Island Kids Count Factbooks
     

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Rhode Island KIDS COUNT Factbooks

Issue Briefs and Policy Briefs

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Legislative Wrap-Ups

Media Releases

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Child Welfare Fact Sheets

Early Learning Fact Sheets

Student-Centered Learning Fact Sheets

Student-Centered Learning Fact Sheets: Each of the Student-Centered Learning Fact Sheets highlights state policies that support (and limit) the spread of student-centered learning practices, highlight best practices in Rhode Island and across the nation, and provide recommendations for expanding and strengthening student-centered learning in Rhode Island.

Special Publications

  • Equity Analysis: Rhode Island School Districts (Fall 2022)
    COVID-19 Impact and Recovery: An Equity Analysis of Rhode Island School Districts’ Planned Use of ESSER III Funds analyzes the ESSER III plans of the 36 traditional public school districts in Rhode Island and highlights how school districts have allocated funds to address chronic absenteeism, mental and behavioral health, lost instruction time in literacy and math, family engagement, and the needs of Multilingual Learners, students receiving special education services, Students of Color, students in foster care, and students experiencing homelessness. Please see the full publication in English and in Spanish.
  • ESSER Community Fact Sheets (Fall 2021): Rhode Island schools will receive nearly $600 million through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund to reopen safely, and address the impact of Covid-19 on students, families, & educators. Please see the new ESSER Community Fact Sheets — including information on the amount each district will receive, and how community members can engage in the allocation process — in English and SpanishFact Sheets focusing on the core cities are also available in English and Spanish
  • Access to School Breakfast: A Key Strategy for Improving Children’s Health, Education, and Well-Being - May 2019
    Hunger and lack of regular access to food are linked to serious physical, psychological, emotional, and academic problems in children and can interfere with their growth and development. School Breakfast is an effective way to fill these nutritional gaps. Implementing key strategies such as the Community Eligibility Program, Universal School Breakfast, and “Breakfast After the Bell” can increase participation.
  • Engaging Students in Their Own Learning: Rhode Island Youth Perspectives (Rhode Island KIDS COUNT in partnership with Young Voices, 2017) - All information provided in this report is based on the results of six focus groups and represents the views of 56 students at seven public high schools in Central Falls, Pawtucket, and Providence, Rhode Island. The report provides youth perspectives on what teaching and learning looks like in schools currently, what experiences students have had with more student centered approaches to learning, and how schools could better engage students in their own learning and prepare them for success in college and careers.
  • RIte Care Results, November 2014 

  • RIte Care Results, November 2013

  • RIte Care Results, November 2012

Health Fact Sheets

Rhode Island KIDS COUNT works to improve the health, safety, education, economic security, and development of Rhode Island’s children.

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