6 ms·

37% of children obviously do not experience a CPS investigation before age 18.

• genewitch 1y ago
  not what i am speaking to. I don't know the number, and neither do you. you'd have to call those 5000 CPS caseworkers and ask them what their caseload is (it's 69 per caseworker on average across the US. that's a third of a million cases, in aggregate across all caseworkers) my wife's caseload (adults) "floats around fifty."
  • verall 1y ago
    > not what i am speaking to My misunderstanding then - what are you speaking to? Even reading this comment, I still don't understand.
    • genewitch 1y ago
      >> 37.4%? That's 27m kids! How can CPS run so many investigations? That's 4k investigations a day over 18 years, > 800 people with my wife's qualifications and caseload is equivalent to 4000/day. there's ~5000 caseworkers in the US I don't know what the number of children in the system is. as i said in the comment you replied to, here. but the average US CPS worker caseload is 69 cases. which is over 300,000 children per year, because there are ~5000 CPS caseworkers in the US. I was only speaking to "how do they 'run' that many investigations?" as if it's impossible. I pointed out it's possible with ~1000 caseworkers.