Welfare of teens, children shows decline in some areas
Oklahoma teenagers are having fewer babies, commit fewer violent crimes and drop out of school less often, but progress in other areas is eroding, according to the 2007-08 edition of the Oklahoma Kids Count Factbook.
The annual report from the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy measures the welfare of the state's children in 12 categories. It further measures that state's 77 counties by economic...
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