LOGIN REGISTER TELL A FRIEND
Every Child Matters Education Fund
Homepage
Mission
Campaigns
Legislative Agenda
Polls and Reports
LInks and Resources
Media Kitt
Contact Us
What's happening in your state?
Donate
Vote

Every Child Matters in South Carolina

Kids Help Raise Awareness During Primary Debates

Rally with KidsAt both the Republican and Democratic Presidential Candidate Debates, ECM held rallies and public events to raise awareness of children's issues with candidates. Hundreds of children and parents rallied with ECM volunteers, and local TV, BET and CNN covered our events. The kids chanting and waving signs were a big draw, and they had lots of fun!

>PRESS: "Students Travel for Kids Rally at Debate"
>READ OUR BLOG
>SEE IMAGES

Resources

Voter Information

How to register and vote
South Carolina Election Commission

Top Statewide Officeholders
Governor
Mark Sanford (Next Election - 2010)
2007 State of the State Address

Lt. Governor, André Bauer

Attorney General, Henry McMaster

Department of Education

Department of Health and Human Services

State Legislature
Find Your State Representative
Find Your State Senator

Congressional Delegation
U.S. Senate
Lindsey Graham (2008)
Jim DeMint (2010)

U.S. House of Representatives
District #1 - Henry Brown
District #2 - Joe Wilson
District #3 - J. Gresham Barrett
District #4 - Bob Inglis
District #5 - John Spratt
District #6 - James E. Clyburn

 


State Ranking
Small - VASee Where South Carolina Ranks on Children's Well Being (from report, Homeland Insecurity)
Voter Polls
South Carolina
Likely Caucusgoers
June 2007

Results
Crosstabs
Analysis
Methodology
Statistics on Children

  • There are 1,027,202 children under 18 in South Carolina
  • Children Living in Poverty (2006) - 226,292
  • Children Not Covered by Health Insurance at Any Time in 2006 - 112,000
  • Children’s Health Care Covered by Government Assistance (2006) - 351,000
  • Children Reported Abused (2005) - 17,088
  • 2 Year Olds Not Immunized> (2006) - 10,869 (19.3%)
  • Child Abuse Deaths (2000-2005) - 123
  • 3-4 Year Olds Not< Enrolled in a nursery school, pre-school, or pre-kindergarten education program (2006) - 60,537 (53.0%)
  • % of 4th Graders Scoring below Basic Reading Levels (2007) - 41

Interact

facebookflickryoutube