This map shows the location of GSRP sites relative to Michigan's census tracts and their median federal poverty levels (FPL) in 2022-2023. GSRP sites are differentiated by whether the sites are based in schools or in community-based organizations (CBOs). A large majority of GSRP children (90%) came from low-income families (i.e., families whose income is less than or equal to 250% of the FPL), aligning with the state's enrollment priority of low-income families. Census tracts are mapped according to the average FPL level of four-year-olds within that area.* 

• Hover over a site dot to see details about that site, including the affiliated ISD, number of GSRP classrooms, and the site type.
• Use the buttons on the left of the map to zoom in or out. Use the buttons at the bottom of the map to share, download, or expand to full screen. References and methodology are available here. 
• Additional information about a census tract, including its geographic type, estimated number of four-year-olds, and its Child Opportunity Level, are available by hovering over a tract. The Child Opportunity Index was created by diversitydatakids.org and Brandeis University to reflect opportunities available to children based on their neighorhood's educationa, socioeconomic, and health/environmental resources. For more information, visit GSRP Sites by Child Opportunity Index.