This Year's Kindergarten Students, by the Numbers

Kindergarten Students in 2013, by the Numbers

Smiles or laughs a lotShows curiosity in learning new thingsAttends public schoolIs between 5 and 6 years oldUses English as primary language at homeLives in a two-parent householdRegularly ate meals with whole family in the past weekAttended some center-based daycareSpends one or more hours per weekday watching televisionRead to every day in past weekHas at least one parent with postsecondary educationIs overweight or obeseLives in families below poverty lineAre immigrants or children of immigrantsHas a disabilityHas been a victim of abuse or neglect020406080
WhiteHispanicBlackAsian/Pacific IslanderAmerican Indian/Alaska NativeMultiple races

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