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- Sisters finally get a big brother
- Bullying the teacher
- Lawmakers: Give more protection to social workers and prison guards
- Grandmother of dead Lansing toddler says CPS should have intervened
- Broken Foster System Leaves L.A. Youth Unprepared For Adulthood
- DCF to use report-card system to monitor foster kids
- Disabled couple thrilled they’ll be able to keep their baby
- Group homes are pivotal in Oklahoma's child welfare reform
- Nevada Foster Kids Can Pursue Neglect Claims
| Sisters finally get a big brother Posted: 08 May 2012 05:14 AM PDT Sisters finally get a big brother Imagine you are walking through a local mall. You spot three girls coming your way, you cross paths, but you don't know the three are your half sisters. 
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| Posted: 08 May 2012 04:07 AM PDT Bullying the teacher Imagine you are a school vice-principal. One day, a parent complains that the Grade 5 supply teacher made her son take a squishy banana out of the garbage can and eat it. How do you react? Do you (1) ask the parent if the kid might be exaggerating? Or (2) ask the teacher for her side of the story? Or (3) suspend the teacher, send her home, report her to the school board and call child-welfare authorities? Note: Just another case of a self-righteous paranoia case reporting her hysterical baseless assumptions. 
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| Lawmakers: Give more protection to social workers and prison guards Posted: 07 May 2012 07:59 PM PDT Lawmakers: Give more protection to social workers and prison guards 
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| Grandmother of dead Lansing toddler says CPS should have intervened Posted: 07 May 2012 07:38 PM PDT Grandmother of dead Lansing toddler says CPS should have intervened The grandmother of a 2-year-old boy whose death has sparked a police investigation said today that state social workers and police missed opportunities to save his life. Note: But they didn't because they were too busy harassing innocent families. 
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| Broken Foster System Leaves L.A. Youth Unprepared For Adulthood Posted: 07 May 2012 07:27 PM PDT Broken Foster System Leaves L.A. Youth Unprepared For Adulthood Gabriel Almendarez is looking for one thing in life: someone he can call family. 
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| DCF to use report-card system to monitor foster kids Posted: 07 May 2012 07:18 PM PDT DCF to use report-card system to monitor foster kids Florida is taking steps to reduce the number of youth in foster care who wind up without an education by requiring report cards – not on how the kids are doing in history and English, but on whether they're in a stable situation that enhances their chance to succeed in school and life. 
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| Disabled couple thrilled they’ll be able to keep their baby Posted: 07 May 2012 07:10 PM PDT Disabled couple thrilled they'll be able to keep their baby The proud parents of a 3-week-old baby boy learned Friday that they won't lose their child to the Peel Children's Aid Society after all. 
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| Group homes are pivotal in Oklahoma's child welfare reform Posted: 07 May 2012 06:57 PM PDT Group homes are pivotal in Oklahoma's child welfare reform Jordan recalls the happiest part of her childhood was in a group home in Tipton, living in a cottage with girls and a married couple. 
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| Nevada Foster Kids Can Pursue Neglect Claims Posted: 07 May 2012 06:43 PM PDT Nevada Foster Kids Can Pursue Neglect Claims Foster children in Nevada can pursue claims that Clark County failed to keep them free from harm, neglected to provide proper medical care and generally mismanaged the foster program, the 9th Circuit ruled Friday. 
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