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Table 3-18 Absence of Maltreatment in Foster Care, 2004-2005
Child Maltreatment 2005

State	Percent 2004	Percent 2005
Alabama	Blank Cell	99.86
Alaska	Blank Cell	99.01
Arizona	99.70	99.88
Arkansas	99.80	99.77
California	99.73	99.59
Colorado	99.31	99.13
Connecticut	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Delaware	99.81	99.88
District of Columbia	99.72	99.66
Florida	99.54	99.46
Georgia	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Hawaii	99.30	99.20
Idaho	99.69	99.81
Illinois	99.41	99.46
Indiana	99.33	99.27
Iowa	99.63	99.68
Kansas	99.48	99.87
Kentucky	99.62	99.47
Louisiana	Blank Cell	99.41
Maine	99.72	99.70
Maryland	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Massachusetts	98.87	98.74
Michigan	99.69	99.88
Minnesota	99.71	99.59
Mississippi	99.51	99.50
Missouri	99.47	99.63
Montana	99.77	99.64
Nebraska	99.82	99.57
Nevada	99.79	99.81
New Hampshire	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
New Jersey	99.24	99.37
New Mexico	Blank Cell	99.65
New York	99.29	98.90
North Carolina	99.01	99.18
North Dakota	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Ohio	99.68	99.57
Oklahoma	98.77	98.83
Oregon	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Pennsylvania	99.80	99.81
Puerto Rico	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Rhode Island	98.68	98.41
South Carolina	99.53	99.44
South Dakota	99.89	99.72
Tennessee	Blank Cell	99.15
Texas	99.74	99.45
Utah	99.47	99.58
Vermont	99.27	99.86
Virginia	99.61	99.75
Washington	99.64	99.73
West Virginia	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Wisconsin	Blank Cell	99.46
Wyoming	Blank Cell	Blank Cell
Number Reporting	37	43
Number Met Standard	16	15
Percent Met Standard	43.24	34.88
National Average Percent	99.54	99.48

 

Absence of Maltreatment in Foster Care, 2005

This table displays the absence of maltreatment in foster care standard percentage for all States for 2004 and 2005. The first column lists the States and the next column lists the State percentage for 2004 followed by the State percentage for 2005. During 2004 16 States met the 99.68 percentage standard while 15 States met the standard for 2005.

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