What Works for Work Introductory

Families caring for children with disabilities are more likely to have:

• Less self-reported annual family income 

• Greater personal financial strife 

• Less employment security 

• Elevated levels of emotional stress 

• Greater use of health services by their children.

28% of families with children with disabilities spend at least ___ hours per week to coordinate their child's healthcare

How likely are siblings of individuals with disabilities to experience behavior problems in all settings?

• 3 times more likely

• There isn't any impact on siblings

• 1.5 to 2 times more likely

• 2 times more likely, only if there is a severe disability

Families with a child with a disability earn, on average, how much less than those without.

In 2023, which industry reported the fewest number of employees with disabilities?

• Service Occupations

• Sales and Office Occupations

• Production, Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

• Management and Related Occupations

Is this True or False - In 2023, a larger share of people with a disability were self-employed than their non-disabled peers.

Ohio’s percentage of students with disabilities who graduated with a regular high school diploma in 2018-2019 was...

• 82% - seventh highest in the nation

• 48% - second lowest in the nation

• 53% - 10th lowest in the nation

• 71% - 15th highest in the nation

What percentage of students with disabilities dropped out of high school in 2021?

• 2%

• 25%

• 16%

• 11%

Is this True or False? Except for a very small number, students with disabilities are as cognitively able as their nondisabled peers, yet their rates of success in the education system are

significantly lower

Educators in Ohio are more than

Two times likely to...

Identify Black students with intellectual disabilities.

Place Black students in more restrictive settings

Remove Black students for discipline

• Agree

• Disagree