Name: Tennessee ranks 36th in country for child well-being in new study
Uploaded: 2023-06-15T02:13:45Z
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Description: Fewer children are also living in high-poverty areas. The study showed around 8% of children live in high-poverty areas — matching the national average.

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Tennessee ranks 36th in country for child well-being in new study

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Fewer children are also living in high-poverty areas. The study showed around 8% of children live in high-poverty areas — matching the national average.

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