CWLA identifies two foster care issues as top five child welfare challenges in 2010
Number 4: Aging out gracefully— Historically, youth leaving the foster care system due to adulthood were instantly left with few connections and resources, placing them at higher risk for unemployment, health issues, welfare dependency, incarceration, and homelessness. Spurred by greater awareness and the Fostering Connections Act, foster youth are receiving more attention and resources, ensuring …
How the US Supreme Court ruling will affect NC elections
U.S. Supreme Court ruling Thursday giving businesses and unions more ability to influence federal elections also stands to increase their sway in North Carolina for state and legislative elections. (more)
NCSJP addresses the Wake County School Board regarding their recent conduct during meetings
Read full press release here, and full text of remarks, here.
NCSJP joins “Great Schools In Wake Coalition”
“Every Child, Our Child” summarizes the vision of the Great Schools In Wake Coalition, a growing coalition of Wake County parents, students, taxpayers and civic organizations, with a goal of strengthening education throughout Wake County. More