This chart shows the out-of-school time (OST) programs applying for 32n OST grant funding for the 2023-24 school year. Analysis is conducted using ZIP code-level data.

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• Hover over a county to see details about its requested funding amount, awarded funding amount, and its number of applicants.
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Data is breaks down sites by their ZIP codes' characteristics and state averages, including: 

• Child Opportunity Level: "Very low" means limited access to resources; "very high" means high access to resources. Opportunities are estimated based on a neighborhood's educational, health and environment, and social and economic characteristics. To learn more, visit our Child Opportunity Index by Zip Code. 
• Geographic Type: Whether a ZIP code is classified as city, suburban, rural or a town. 
• Majority K12 Youth Racial Composition: 51% or more of a ZIP code's K12 youth identify as one of the Census' racial categories (note: AIAN means American Indians and Alaska Natives, NHPI means Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander; SOR means some other race; and Multi means two or more races).