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High-Quality Early Learning
Health & Development
Family & Community
High-Quality Early Care and Education Birth through Age 5High-Quality Early Care and Education Birth through Age 5
Positive Early Care and Education ClimatePositive Early Care and Education Climate
Regular School Attendance PreK – 3rd GradeRegular School Attendance PreK – 3rd Grade
Grade-Level Proficiency PreK to 2nd GradeGrade-Level Proficiency PreK to 2nd Grade
Summer LearningSummer Learning
Healthy BirthweightHealthy Birthweight
Physical HealthPhysical Health
Social Emotional HealthSocial Emotional Health
Oral HealthOral Health
Early InterventionEarly Intervention
Safe at HomeSafe at Home
Positive Parent/Child InteractionPositive Parent/Child Interaction
Reading with ChildrenReading with Children
Supports for FamiliesSupports for Families
Skilled and Knowledgeable ParentsSkilled and Knowledgeable Parents
 

Measure Of Success

Physical Health

The major indicator for this measure of success is the percent of parents reporting their child’s (under age 9) health is excellent or good.

Learn more about the strategies and research rationale associated with Physical Health.

Instructions:

  • Hover over any region to see the major indicator.

Statewide Average for Tennessee: 92% of parents report their child’s (under age 9) health is excellent or good.

The survey questions were adapted from the National Survey of Children’s Health survey instrument.  A comparative state-by-state data dashboard can be found at the Data Resource Center for Child & Adolescent Health. Zogby Analytics was commissioned by TQEE to conduct a new survey of 2,507 Tennessee parents with a child under age 9. The survey is large-scale, new (administered June 23, 2022 through August 1, 2022), and has a sampling frame that matches the Tennessee demographics (race, age, family size) for households with a child under age 9, labor market conditions in Tennessee (earnings, sector of work), and regional populations. Based on a confidence interval of 95 percent, the margin of error for the 2,507 surveys is +/- 2.0 percentage points. The regional analysis is based on regional oversampling.

Northeast TN includes the following counties: Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hamblen, Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi and Washington

West TN includes the following counties: Decatur, Dyer, Hardeman, Haywood, Hardin, Lake, Madison, McNairy and Weakley

 

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Data Source:

TQEE Parent Survey

Data Year:
2022

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