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Greg Wendell, The Notebook •

"Without a universal set of guidelines and consistent parent involvement, judges are given discretion in deciding where to place students. That often leads to placements

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Darryl C. Murphy, The Notebook •

“Education, and especially special education, are very parent-driven processes,” said Kate Burdick, staff attorney at the Juvenile Law Center. “So when a student doesn’t have

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Dale Mezzacappa, The Notebook •

"Foster children in Philadelphia face obstacle after obstacle in their quest to obtain a high-quality education.

Philadelphia had 8,020 children in foster care in 2016

Blog post
Jennifer Pokempner, Child Welfare Policy Director,

Family connections are some of the strongest, most powerful indicators of future success in adulthood. As advocates for transition-aged youth, permanency is a central focus of our advocacy. Our vision of permanency—and the work we do to achieve it—must include the voices of youth. They have loudly and clearly told us that they, like all people, want family and connections with caring adults, but we need to understand and respect youth’s experiences to support them in finding this.