The percentage of students that are ready for kindergarten.
What is 38%?
100
The percentage of Montgomery County residents that live in poverty.
What is 16%?
100
The percentage of health that is determined by personal behaviors.
What is 40%?
100
The 24hr/ 365 day information and referral helpline for Montgomery County.
What is HelpLink 2-1-1?
200
The leading academic indicator to predict high school graduation.
What is 3rd grade proficiency?
200
$44,585 per year
What is the median income for Montgomery County?
200
The measure of child wellness in which the state of Ohio is ranked last of the 50 states.
What is Infant Mortality?
200
Percentage of children living in single parent households in Montgomery county.
What is 41%?
300
The percentage of Montgomery County residents ages 25 or over that have at least some college or attained an associate degree.
What is 58.2%?
300
Individuals should not pay more than this percentage on household expenses.
What is 30%?
300
The Montgomery County initiative that focuses on wellness and nutrition.
What is Get Up Montgomery County?
300
The two largest funders of Health and Human Services in Montgomery County
What is Montgomery County and United Way of the Greater Dayton Area?
400
The amount of learning loss over the summer by low income children, otherwise known as summer slide.
What is 2 months?
400
4091 residents, including 667 families with 1725 people, 2270 single adults and 96 unaccompanied minors
What is number of residents that stayed one night in one of the community shelters?
400
Cancer, Heart disease, and Accidents
What are the leading causes of death in Montgomery County?
400
State and Federal Funding
Local and national grants
Fundraising events
Fee for service
What are the primary sources of funding for most non-profits?
500
The theory that explains the disparity between poor and non-poor students in education which is twice as large as the gap between black and white students.
What is the achievement gap?
500
Montgomery County exceeds the US and Ohio with enrollment numbers of 15.5%
What is food stamps/ SNAP benefits?
500
Economic stability
Education
Social and community context
Health and health care
Neighborhood and built environment