EDI study tracks readiness of preschoolers across neighborhoods
The Early Development Instrument study surveyed 2145 preschoolers across 25 elementary areas in Ector County ISD, with data from April May 2014. It reports 10 to 33 percent of children not on track for kindergarten, varying by neighborhood, and highlights emotional maturity gaps and community implications for planning.
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Meyerson
Fincher
Ector County Independent School District
Nia
Los Angeles
First 5
United States
McMaster University
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Lisa Stanley
Ucla Center For
UCLA
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Texas
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Ector County
Readiness Starts Before School Says Experts In Ector County
In Ector County 23 percent of 2145 children are developmentally vulnerable and 24 percent are at risk while 53 percent are on track. Experts urge early screening and parental guidance, noting reading aloud and sensory learning build skills before school age, with programs aiding families to spot issues early.
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Ector County
Fincher
Meyerson
Neighborhood developmental status by district numbers
The report covers 12 neighborhoods with child counts from 40 to 335. It details percentages and numbers of children who are developmentally vulnerable, at risk, or on track across domains, citing boundaries and total children per area. Major clusters show around 17 to 29 percent vulnerable and 21 to 30 percent at risk, with 43 to 63 percent on track in most districts.
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West University Boulevard
Andrews Highway
U.S 385
East University Boulevard
Business 20
Second Street
East Loop 338
Ector
Midland County
Andrews County
North Loop 338
East Loop
Andrews
Crane County
Ward County Line
West Loop 338
Interstate 20
West Loop
Tripp Avenue
University Boulevard
Yukon Road
Grandview Avenue
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