“Looking back on our time at CRH, for the first time in [me and
my sister's] lives we felt truly safe. The staff helped us
feel accepted and secure. Most importantly, we were living
without fear and just having fun as kids again.”
“Everyoneshares the duty to
promote the educational progress of children in out of home
placement.” This is the guiding principle from Assembly Bill
490 passed in 2004. But who is
everyone?
For a child who may change placements much more often than he
changes school grades, this is a complicated principle.
Professionals come in and out of his life and it is often
difficult to hold the educational baton while also passing it on
to the next provider.
