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X-WR-CALDESC:\nJoin us on Tuesday\, March 19th for a training focusing on s
 chool advocacy presented by Community Legal Aid. \nEvery child can learn. 
 But for a child struggling in school\, education can be a challenging road
  to navigate. As an advocate\, you can help make this road a little easier
 . This workshop will provide tools for those who work with youth and famil
 ies in our community.\nParticipants will learn about what educational serv
 ices are available to children and youth\, and how you can actively engage
  in making sure they get the support they need. \n\nA light dinner will be
  provided so please RSVP\n\nDid you know? \n\n	Approximately 36%- 47% of y
 outh in foster care receive special education services\n	More than half of
  youth change schools when entering foster care\n	About 34% of foster yout
 h 17-18 years old have experienced 5 or more school changes\n	Children in 
 foster care are twice as likely to be absent from school compared to peers
 \n�n�	The average reading level of 17-18 year olds in foster care is a 7th gr
 ade level\, and only 44% are at a high school level\n*Fostering Success in
  Education: National Factsheet on the Educational Outcomes of Children in 
 Foster Care April\, 2018\n
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DESCRIPTION:\nJoin us on Tuesday\, March 19th for a training focusing on sc
 hool advocacy presented by Community Legal Aid. \nEvery child can learn. B
 ut for a child struggling in school\, education can be a challenging road 
 to navigate. As an advocate\, you can help make this road a little easier.
  This workshop will provide tools for those who work with youth and famili
 es in our community.\nParticipants will learn about what educational servi
 ces are available to children and youth\, and how you can actively engage 
 in making sure they get the support they need. \n\nA light dinner will be 
 provided so please RSVP\n\nDid you know? \n\n	Approximately 36%- 47% of yo
 uth in foster care receive special education services\n	More than half of 
 youth change schools when entering foster care\n	About 34% of foster youth
  17-18 years old have experienced 5 or more school changes\n	Children in f
 oster care are twice as likely to be absent from school compared to peers
 \n�n�	The average reading level of 17-18 year olds in foster care is a 7th gr
 ade level\, and only 44% are at a high school level\n*Fostering Success in
  Education: National Factsheet on the Educational Outcomes of Children in 
 Foster Care April\, 2018\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190319T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20190319T193000
LOCATION:1st Floor Conference Rooms 650 Dan St. Akron\, Oh 44310
SUMMARY:In-Service Training: School Advocacy Workshop
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