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Child Maltreatment 2000
Table 2-1 Screened-In and Screened-Out Referrals, 2000

The word bold before a number indicates an estimate or a total.

State Child
Population
Screened-Out
Referrals
Screened-Out
Rate
Screened-In
Referrals
Screened-In
Rate
Total
Referrals
Total
Rate
Alabama 1,123,422 bold16,600 bold14.8 22,368 19.9 bold38,968 bold34.7
Alaska 190,717 3,592 18.8 12,832 67.3 16,424 86.1
Arizona 1,366,947 217 0.2 32,321 23.6 32,538 23.8
Arkansas 680,369 11,200 16.5 16,822 24.7 28,022 41.2
California 9,249,829 bold136,900 bold14.8 243,312 26.3 bold380,212 bold41.1
Colorado 1,100,795 19,534 17.7 30,663 27.9 50,197 45.6
Connecticut 841,688 12,875 15.3 29,850 35.5 42,725 50.8
Delaware 194,587 bold2,900 bold14.8 5,566 28.6 bold8,466 bold43.5
District of Columbia 114,992 203 1.8 4,150 36.1 4,353 37.9
Florida 3,646,340 7,941 2.2 117,523 32.2 125,464 34.4
Georgia 2,169,234 20,647 9.5 52,176 24.1 72,823 33.6
Hawaii 295,767 16,000 54.1 3,298 11.2 19,298 65.2
Idaho 369,030 6,997 19.0 9,063 24.6 16,060 43.5
Illinois 3,245,451 bold48,000 bold14.8 60,547 18.7 bold108,547 bold33.4
Indiana 1,574,396 11,131 7.1 15,641 9.9 26,772 17.0
Iowa 733,638 11,917 16.2 21,276 29.0 33,193 45.2
Kansas 712,993 10,050 14.1 19,736 27.7 29,786 41.8
Kentucky 994,818 2,122 2.1 41,731 41.9 43,853 44.1
Louisiana 1,219,799 bold18,100 bold14.8 22,291 18.3 bold40,391 bold33.1
Maine 301,238 10,352 34.4 5,226 17.3 15,578 51.7
Maryland 1,356,172 bold20,100 bold14.8 30,985 22.8 bold51,085 bold37.7
Massachusetts 1,500,064 19,489 13.0 36,804 24.5 56,293 37.5
Michigan 2,595,767 47,430 18.3 64,794 25.0 112,224 43.2
Minnesota 1,286,894 10,162 7.9 16,565 12.9 26,727 20.8
Mississippi 775,187 bold11,500 bold14.8 18,041 23.3 bold29,541 bold38.1
Missouri 1,427,692 56,590 39.6 47,881 33.5 104,471 73.2
Montana 230,062 bold3,400 bold14.8 10,092 43.9 bold13,492 bold58.6
Nebraska 450,242 5,707 12.7 6,186 13.7 11,893 26.4
Nevada 511,799 bold7,600 bold14.8 12,797 25.0 bold20,397 bold39.9
New Hampshire 309,562 7,573 24.5 5,736 18.5 13,309 43.0
New Jersey 2,087,558 bold30,900 bold14.8 38,330 18.4 bold69,230 bold33.2
New Mexico 508,574 9,743 19.2 12,485 24.5 22,228 43.7
New York 4,690,107 141,028 30.1 140,446 29.9 281,474 60.0
North Carolina 1,964,047 bold29,100 bold14.8 61,167 31.1 bold90,267 bold46.0
North Dakota 160,849 2,400 14.8 4,054 25.2 6,454 40.1
Ohio 2,888,339 bold42,700 bold14.8 73,798 25.6 bold116,498 bold40.3
Oklahoma 892,360 18,364 20.6 34,791 39.0 53,155 59.6
Oregon 846,526 17,824 21.1 17,728 20.9 35,552 42.0
Pennsylvania 2,922,221 65,226 22.3 22,694 7.8 87,920 30.1
Rhode Island 247,822 4,799 19.4 7,573 30.6 12,372 49.9
South Carolina 1,009,641 5,693 5.6 19,084 18.9 24,777 24.5
South Dakota 202,649 bold3,000 bold14.8 bold4,843 bold23.9 bold7,843 bold38.7
Tennessee 1,398,521 13,028 9.3 35,805 25.6 48,833 34.9
Texas 5,886,759 29,769 5.1 119,013 20.2 148,782 25.3
Utah 718,698 9,398 13.1 15,680 21.8 25,078 34.9
Vermont 147,523 bold2,200 bold14.8 2,948 20.0 bold5,148 bold34.9
Virginia 1,738,262 16,180 9.3 22,511 13.0 38,691 22.3
Washington 1,513,843 42,746 28.2 24,406 16.1 67,152 44.4
West Virginia 402,393 6,175 15.3 16,525 41.1 22,700 56.4
Wisconsin 1,368,756 bold20,300 bold14.8 bold32,713 bold23.9 bold53,013 bold38.7
Wyoming 128,873 2,285 17.7 2,666 20.7 4,951 38.4
Total/Weighted Average bold72,293,812 bold1,069,687 bold14.8 bold1,725,533 bold23.9 bold2,795,220 bold38.7
Number Reporting bold51 bold35 bold35 bold49 bold49 bold35 bold35

Bold indicates an estimate.

The national screened-out rate, 14.8 screened-out referrals per 1,000 children in the population, was calculated from the screened-out rates and child populations in the 35 States that reported screened-out data, and was adjusted for the total U.S. child population. Screened-out referrals in the 35 reporting States were compared to the total child populations in those States to get a rate of referrals per 1,000 children. The number of referrals in the other States were estimated by multiplying this rate by their child populations. Similar procedures were followed in developing the national estimated screen-in rate of 38.7.

This table indicates the numbers and rates of referrals that were screened in and screened out during the year 2000. The first column lists the name of each State and the second indicates the child population for the corresponding State. The third column lists the number of screened out referrals followed by a listing of the rate of these screened out referrals. The fifth and sixth columns, similarly, indicate the numbers and rates of screened-in referrals. The seventh column adds the number of screened-out and screened-in referrals for a column with the total number of referrals for each State. The last column lists the total rate of referrals for each State. The total number of referrals for all of the States was 2,795,220 with a rate of 38.7 of the total child population.

 

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