A new edition is expected in 1999. Education levels and other social indicators are included, as well as demographic and economic statistics. A new edition is due out this fall. Online profiles do not include graphics or all of the tables found in the print profiles. Department of Labor has a new edition in progress.
Statistics compare the state to the nation and each county to the state.
In addition to financial, personnel, student and testing statistics, the school-year goals and progress made in new building construction, remodeling and curriculum for many districts have been included. These profiles are compiled by the Department of Education. There are also sections on environmental health, rural populations, and health care delivery systems and providers, in this publication of the Center for Vital Statistics and Health Policy, Department of Health and Welfare. The foregoing is only a sampling of the many statistical publications you will find at the Idaho State Library. And since statistics tell us that Idaho timber harvests average 1.7 billion board feet per year, well, those Idaho woodchucks have their work cut out for them.