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Table of Contents Text Only Version
Slide 53 of 58 |
Notes: This slide depicts the ratings for the three indicators used to evaluate the systemic factor, Service Array, as follows:
Having an adequate service array in place in the State: 22 States achieved strength ratings, and 10 States were rated as area needing improvement.
Having services accessible to the families who need them: 9 States achieved strength ratings, and 23 States were rated as area needing improvement.
Ability to individualize services to children and families: 21 States achieved strength ratings, and 11 States were rated as area needing improvement.
This slide depicts the ratings for the three indicators used to evaluate the systemic factor, Service Array, as follows: Having an adequate service array in place in the State: 22 States achieved strength ratings, and 10 States were rated as area needing improvement. Having services accessible to the families who need them: 9 States achieved strength ratings, and 23 States were rated as area needing improvement. Ability to individualize services to children and families: 21 States achieved strength ratings, and 11 States were rated as area needing improvement.
