Topic: Annie E. Casey Foundation
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Progress Watch Why juvenile incarceration reached its lowest rate in 38 years
The juvenile incarceration in the US rate has fallen 41 percent in the past 15 years, reaching the lowest level since 1975, a new study finds. What is behind the rapid decline?
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Modern Parenthood Parenting roundup: Kate Middleton's pregnancy, puppies for rent, and more
Kate Middleton's pregnant, and was it bullying when two Nevada teens beat up a special needs student?
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Progress Watch Kids Count report: America's children are advancing despite the economy
The widely-watched Kids Count annual survey on the state of America's children shows gains in health and education despite the poor economy. But advocates say raised poverty rates merit more attention from lawmakers.
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Change Agent Liz Squibb knows how to help foster children - she was one herself
Working at the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative she helps foster children make the transition to adulthood.
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The Monitor's View Supreme Court sizes up teens who murder
Two cases involving life sentences for 14-year-olds who murdered will test the Supreme Court's past rulings that teens are not small adults and must be given a chance for redemption.
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Report: Child poverty rate hits 20 percent in US as families struggle
Over the past decade, child poverty grew in 38 states. Economic recession and housing foreclosures are among the major reasons, wiping out earlier gains, a new report finds.
08/17/2011 06:18 pm -
David R. Francis Is the US system rigged for the rich?
While the poor get social programs worth $365 billion, the rich get more. Subsidies to help the prosperous build wealth added up to $384 billion last year.
10/18/2010 09:00 am -
Report: Reading skills in early grades are crucial to success
Students who don’t have effective reading skills by the end of third grade are more likely to fall behind. Later achievement, including high school graduation, can be affected, a new report says.
05/18/2010 08:52 pm -
Opinion To jumpstart US job market, turn workers into owners
Many Americans build wealth through their home. Why not through work?
01/11/2010 11:32 am







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