This map summarizes Michigan's 2023-24 out-of-school time ('OST') funding by county. The map compiles funding from the 32N Out-of-School Time Grants ('32N'), Michigan's 21st Century Community Learning Centers ('21st CCLC'), and private OST philanthropy. Analysis is conducted using county-level data.

• Hover over a county to see details about its overall OST funding.
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Counties' characteristics range from "very low" to "very high" based on Michigan's state averages.

• Students Receiving Free/Reduced Price Lunch: "Very low" means few students qualify; "very high" means many qualify.
• Amount of K12 Youth: "Very low" means there are less students in the county; "very high" indicates a large K12 population.
• Ratio of OST Providers to K12 Youth: "Very low" means that there are few OST providers to serve an area's K12 students; "very high" notes a higher concentration of K12 OST providers to students.