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> not what i am speaking to My misunderstanding then - what are you speaking to? Even reading this comment, I still don't understand.
by 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.