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2005 North Carolina Statewide CHAMP Survey Results

Child Care

Is part of the cost of daycare or preschool for (CHILD) paid for by public funds
such as Smart Start or More at Four?**

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  Total
Respond.^		 Yes No
N % C.I.(95%) N % C.I.(95%)
TOTAL 527 52 10.8 7.9-14.7 475 89.2 85.3-92.1
GENDER
Male 276 32 11.3 7.6-16.7 244 88.7 83.3-92.4
Female 251 20 10.3 6.2-16.5 231 89.7 83.5-93.8
RACE
White 383 29 7.5 4.8-11.4 354 92.5 88.6-95.2
African American 85 18 21.1 12.9-32.5 67 78.9 67.5-87.1
Other Minorities 55 5 8.2 3.1-19.7 50 91.8 80.3-96.9
HISPANIC
Yes 51 4 7.0 2.4-19.0 47 93.0 81.0-97.6
No 475 48 11.1 8.0-15.2 427 88.9 84.8-92.0
AGE GROUPS
Under 5 465 43 10.2 7.2-14.2 422 89.8 85.8-92.8
5 through 10 62 9 16.2 7.6-31.2 53 83.8 68.8-92.4
PARENT EDUCATION
Less H.S. 27 2 11.3 2.7-37.0 25 88.7 63.0-97.3
H.S. 77 16 21.6 12.6-34.6 61 78.4 65.4-87.4
Some College 122 20 21.4 13.2-32.8 102 78.6 67.2-86.8
College Graduate 301 14 4.3 2.3- 8.0 287 95.7 92.0-97.7
SCHOOL
Public 26 8 36.2 16.9-61.3 18 63.8 38.7-83.1
Private/Home 13 0 0.0 . - . 13 100 . - .
GRADE
Not In School 483 44 10.1 7.2-14.0 439 89.9 86.0-92.8
K-5th 39 7 20.7 8.7-41.8 32 79.3 58.2-91.3
HEALTH INSURANCE
State Health Plan 44 1 3.0 0.4-18.3 43 97.0 81.7-99.6
Private 286 10 3.2 1.5- 6.8 276 96.8 93.2-98.5
Health Choice 15 2 5.4 1.2-21.1 13 94.6 78.9-98.8
Medicaid 103 34 37.1 26.4-49.3 69 62.9 50.7-73.6
Other 61 3 5.4 1.5-17.9 58 94.6 82.1-98.5
No health insurance 16 2 8.1 1.7-31.1 14 91.9 68.9-98.3
CHILDREN WITH SHCN*
Yes 53 5 9.1 2.8-25.9 48 90.9 74.1-97.2
No 450 43 10.8 7.7-15.0 407 89.2 85.0-92.3

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*SHCN=Children with Special Health Care Needs

**These data only for children 5 years old and younger who receive child care other than at no cost to household.

^Use caution in interpreting percentages with a numerator of less than 20. N = numerator, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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