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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our agency told us the rate is approximately 33%. Our coordinator's rate seems much lower (very small cluster though).[/quote]
Will they confirm this in writing? Or not?[/quote]

Are you affiliated with the program? I don't know any host parents who are so concerned with the national average. [/quote]

And to that point, if you are that interested, please call yourself and report your findings.[/quote]
Everyone has a right to know your basic statistics of failure or success. Surely you must keep these numbers. How else would you evaluate the abilities of your employees?[/quote]

But anyone who's a part of the program cares how the facts break down for their region, their LCC, and the factors that are relevant to them. The fact that APs assigned to families in the middle of nowhere might bail after realizing how lonely it is aren't relevant to HFs in DC. Or the high rematch rate with LCC's who are quick to say "rematch!" instead of trying to mediate situations are also not relevant to those of us in clusters that have more stable dynamics. In my area, half the current APs have extended with the same family for a second year and I have yet to meet any rematches originating in our cluster, though we have had a couple APs relocate to our area after rematching from another area. So for me, what does it matter if the national average rematch rate is 15% or 40%?  [/quote]
Of course you should want to learn your local stats, as well as the national stats so you can compare agencies, no?[/quote]

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