Colorado's child well-being ranking slips to 14th nationwide, Kids Count report finds

Colorado's child well-being ranking slips to 14th nationwide, Kids Count report finds

In this file photo Children receive a free lunch at a city summer program. AP FILE PHOTO DENVER | Colorado is now ranked 14th nationwide for child well-being, down from 12th place. That’s according to composite scores from the latest KIDS COUNT Data Book, released last week. The Data Book is “a 50-state report of recent data developed by the Annie E. Casey Foundation* analyzing how kids are faring nationwide.” The report aims to show state leade…