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1/9/2024
Sara Tiano
State officials in Washington have new authority to investigate alleged abuse of children in residential treatment centers and other settings.
11/21/2023
Jeremy Loudenback
A report by California legal advocates finds “chronic absenteeism” is apparent — even when teens are locked up.
11/10/2023
Susanti Sarkar
On a Manhattan stage this week, young people rendered art from the troubles of those who grow up in foster care and in homeless shelters.
10/24/2023
Annie Sciacca
Educational researchers say data being kept by New York and other states is not sufficient to drill down on where schools are failing to support foster youth and to serve their particular needs.
10/12/2023
Legislation passed last week would require New York City to release more data on the educational outcomes of thousands of students in foster care.
9/25/2023
The city's new office for students in foster care is now fully staffed to assist public school students growing up in the child welfare system.
8/21/2023
Opinion
Peter McDermott
Too many parents have to choose between providing their child with an education or being able to care for them. But there is a better way.
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7/11/2023
Farrah Mina
New funding in Minnesota will help about 500 foster youth cover the cost of college tuition, fees, room and board and other living expenses.
4/20/2023
Adilia Watson
A proposed bill in NY would reduce the number of days a student could be suspended in a single school year to 20 days.
4/16/2023
Madison Hunt
Mott Haven Academy Charter School is believed to be the first school in the country created specifically for children in foster care.