Skip ACF banner and navigation
Department of Health and Human Services logo
Questions?  
Privacy  
Site Index  
Contact Us  
   Home   |   Services   |   Working with ACF   |   Policy/Planning   |   About ACF   |   ACF News Search  
Administration for Children and Families US Department of Health and Human Services

Children's Bureau Safety, Permanency, Well-being  Advanced
 Search

 

Child Maltreatment 2001
Table 2-1 Screened-In and Screened-Out Referrals, 2001

The word bold before a number indicates an estimate or a total.

State Child
Population
Screened-Out
Referrals
Screened-Out
Rate1
Screened-In
Referrals2
Screened-In
Rate
Total
Referrals
Total
Rate3
Alabama bold1,123,000 02 0.2 21,092 18.8 21,294 34.7
Alaska bold193,000 3,757 19.5 13,778 71.4 17,535 90.9
Arizona bold1,410,000 222 0.2 33,789 24.0 34,011 24.1
Arkansas bold683,000 11,047 16.2 18,504 27.1 29,551 43.3
California bold9,397,000 bold111,800 bold11.9 247,282 26.3 bold359,100 bold38.2
Colorado bold1,128,000 22,079 19.6 21,169 18.8 43,248 38.3
Connecticut bold843,000 10,789 12.8 31,224 37.0 42,013 49.8
Delaware bold197,000 1,889 9.6 5,478 27.8 7,367 37.4
District of Columbia bold114,000 150 1.3 4,513 39.6 4,663 40.9
Florida bold3,732,000 53,210 14.3 151,039 40.5 204,249 54.7
Georgia bold2,217,000 18,824 8.5 63,488 28.6 82,412 37.2
Hawaii bold298,000 14,000 47.0 3,716 12.5 17,716 59.4
Idaho bold375,000 6,527 17.4 7,076 18.9 13,603 36.3
Illinois 3,251,000 bold0 bold0.0 59,139 18.2 bold59,139 bold18.2
Indiana bold1,577,000 14,371 9.1 35,698 22.6 50,069 31.7
Iowa 731,000 12,395 17.0 25,112 34.4 37,507 51.3
Kansas bold714,000 11,283 15.8 bold17,600 bold24.7 bold28,900 bold40.5
Kentucky 997,000 458 0.5 37,080 37.2 37,538 37.7
Louisiana bold1,217,000 bold14,500 bold11.9 23,320 19.2 bold37,800 bold31.1
Maine 303,000 11,000 36.3 4,955 16.4 15,955 52.7
Maryland bold1,372,000 bold16,300 bold11.9 32,259 23.5 bold48,600 bold35.4
Massachusetts bold1,501,000 21,759 14.5 37,030 24.7 58,789 39.2
Michigan bold2,598,000 60,106 23.1 66,914 25.8 127,020 48.9
Minnesota bold1,298,000 11,620 9.0 16,384 12.6 28,004 21.6
Mississippi bold778,000 bold9,300 bold11.9 17,270 22.2 bold26,600 bold34.2
Missouri bold1,431,000 47,586 33.3 51,752 36.2 99,338 69.4
Montana bold230,000 bold2,700 bold11.9 9,281 40.4 bold12,000 bold52.1
Nebraska bold450,000 5,940 13.2 6,602 14.7 12,542 27.9
Nevada bold538,000 bold6,400 bold11.9 12,516 23.3 bold18,900 bold35.2
New Hampshire bold314,000 8,234 26.2 8,426 26.8 16,660 53.1
New Jersey bold2,095,000 bold0 bold0.0 39,373 18.8 39,373 18.8
New Mexico bold511,000 10,795 21.1 13,889 27.2 24,684 48.3
New York bold4,677,000 bold55,700 bold11.9 149,892 32.0 bold205,600 bold44.0
North Carolina bold1,991,000 30,144 15.1 60,888 30.6 91,032 45.7
North Dakota bold159,000 bold1,900 bold11.9 4,021 25.3 bold5,900 bold37.2
Ohio bold2,882,000 bold34,300 bold11.9 70,079 24.3 bold104,400 bold36.2
Oklahoma bold893,000 18,333 20.5 36,566 40.9 54,899 61.5
Oregon bold856,000 19,656 23.0 16,647 19.4 36,303 42.4
Pennsylvania bold2,912,000 bold34,700 bold11.9 23,012 7.9 bold57,700 bold19.8
Rhode Island bold249,000 4,992 20.0 7,451 29.9 12,443 50.0
South Carolina bold1,018,000 6,202 6.1 18,884 18.6 25,086 24.6
South Dakota bold203,000 bold2,400 bold11.9 bold5,000 24.7 bold7,400 bold36.5
Tennessee bold1,406,000 21,033 15.0 35,097 25.0 56,130 39.9
Texas bold6,009,000 25,643 4.3 120,370 20.0 146,013 24.3
Utah bold730,000 9,628 13.2 18,159 24.9 27,787 38.1
Vermont bold148,000 bold1,800 bold11.9 2,872 19.4 bold4,700 bold31.6
Virginia bold1,759,000 15,194 8.6 20,950 11.9 36,144 20.5
Washington bold1,532,000 43,988 28.7 22,709 14.8 66,697 43.5
West Virginia bold399,000 6,696 16.8 16,467 41.3 23,163 58.1
Wisconsin bold1,373,000 bold16,300 bold11.9 bold33,900 24.7 bold50,200 bold36.6
Wyoming bold129,000 2,308 17.9 2,705 21.0 5,013 38.9
Total bold72,941,000 bold870,000 bold11.9 bold1,802,000 bold24.7 bold2,673,000 bold36.6
Number Reporting bold51 bold38 bold38 bold48 bold48 bold37 bold37

Bold indicates an estimate.

1The national screened-out rate, 11.9 screened-out referrals per 1,000 children in the population, was calculated from the screened-out rates and child populations in the 38 States that reported screened-out data, and was adjusted for the total U.S. child population. Screened-out referrals in the 38 reporting States were compared to the total child populations in those States to get a rate of referrals per 1,000 children. The number of referrals in the other States were estimated by multiplying this rate by their child populations. Similar procedures were followed to develop the national estimated screen-in rate of 24.7. back
2 For those States that submitted the Child File, the screened-in number is the sum of the reports by disposition. For SDC States, the number is taken directly from the State's report form. back
3 Total Rate was derived from the Total Referrals divided by Child Population and multiplied by 1,000. back

This table indicates the numbers and rates of referrals that were screened in and screened out during the year 2001. The first column lists the name of each State and the second indicates the child population for the corresponding State. The third column lists the number of screened out referrals followed by a listing of the rate of these screened out referrals. The fifth and sixth columns, similarly, indicate the numbers and rates of screened-in referrals. The seventh column adds the number of screened-out and screened-in referrals for a column with the total number of referrals for each State. The last column lists the total rate of referrals for each State. The total number of referrals for all of the States was an estimated 2,673,000 with a rate of 36.6 of the total child population.

Return to Chapter Two: Text

Return to Chapter Two: Figures and Tables