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Minnesota Lawmakers Consider New Ways to Address No-Shows at School, Diverting Families Away From CPS
Minnesota lawmakers are pressing for alternatives to reporting parents for “educational neglect” in response to chronic ...
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Are Disabled Kids in NYC Foster Care Receiving the Social Security Benefits They Deserve?
After years of promised reforms, advocates complain the city unfairly keeps monthly payments from the Social Security ...
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A Rare Glimpse of American Unity
A new poll reveals a consensus that crosses many political lines as Americans remain deeply committed to vulnerable children ...
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New York’s Raise The Age Fund Receives More Money While Hundreds of Millions Remain Unspent
New York again allocated $250 million for the state’s Raise the Age initiative, despite hundreds of millions that still haven ...
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A Survey of Caregivers and Foster Youth Reveals Frustration With Children’s Attorneys
Report suggests two-thirds of kids in California foster care never met with counsel before court, but critics call the ...
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In Texas, New Laws and Policies Have Resulted in Far Fewer Children Removed by CPS From Their Homes
Annie Sciacca is a freelance reporter for The Imprint based in Oakland, California. She can be reached at ...
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FAFSA Debacle Will Hit Foster, Homeless Youth the Hardest
Problems with the FAFSA application process will hit foster and homeless youth hardest if professionals don't step up for ...