NC Ranks In Bottom For Child Well-Being

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According to the studies of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, and their 2019 Kids Count data book, NC ranked 33 out of all 50 states for child well-being.

The number stems as an average of four categories to measure the overall well being of a child.

According to the report, North Carolina ranks No. 22 in education, No. 28 in health, No. 31 in economic well-being and No. 36 in family and community.