Improving education

Improving education.

STUDENTS IN FOSTER CARE FARE WORSE THAN THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS.

Only 55% of children in foster care graduate from high school.

Only 7% will earn a college degree.

2 times as likely to have learning disabilities, developmental delays, and speech problems.

Up to 3.5 times more likely receive special education services.

Alexs Story

ALL HE NEEDED WAS SOMEONE IN HIS CORNER:

Alex thrives despite early trauma.

Alex's Story

How we are fixing it. 

removing educational barriers

REMOVING EDUCATIONAL BARRIERS

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Stop Holding Children Back

SPECIAL EDUCATION SCREENING

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Childrens Law Clinic Tout

CHILDREN'S LAW CLINIC 

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Attouneys for abused children

ATTORNEYS FOR ABUSED CHILDREN

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Center for the Rights of Abused Children has improved educational opportunities for thousands of children in foster care.

There are fundamental rights that are missing for these children, and we are pioneering this movement.”

DARCY OLSEN

Founder and CEO of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children Insights

Special Needs Children

SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS

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Hearing With Mom Absent

HEARING WITH MOM ABSENT: AN EDUCATION PLANS STALL

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Closing the Gap

CLOSING THE GAP FOR ARIZONA FOSTER STUDENTS

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