MAXIMUS CHAPTER II: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FAMILIES In this chapter, we present a profile of the 221 families who completed both rounds of telephone interviews for the study. The data are derived from administrative reco - Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	MAXIMUS CHAPTER II: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FAMILIES In this chapter, we present a profile of the 221 families who completed both rounds of telephone interviews for the study. The data are derived from administrative reco Add to Reading List Document Date: 2004-06-11 00:00:00 Open Document File Size: 34,99 KB Share Result on Facebook City Charlotte / Fayetteville / Asheville / Greensboro / Durham / Winston-Salem / Wilmington / Raleigh / / Currency USD / / MarketIndex HOUSEHOLD The / / Organization Exhibit II-5 EDUCATION LEVEL OF RESPONDENTS EDUCATION LEVEL Did Not Complete High School / GED Completed High School / Department of Social Services / North Carolina Association of County Social Services Directors / / ProvinceOrState North Carolina / / SocialTag Welfare Unemployment Socioeconomics Children of Immigrants Longitudinal Study Welfare and poverty Poverty in the United States Welfare dependency

MAXIMUS CHAPTER II: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FAMILIES In this chapter, we present a profile of the 221 families who completed both rounds of telephone interviews for the study. The data are derived from administrative recoAdd to Reading List