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Children in foster care are four times more likely to switch schools in the middle of the year. Each move sets them back about six months in school.

By Josh Prior|2026-06-03T17:43:26-07:00June 3, 2026|Comments Off on Children in foster care are four times more likely to switch schools in the middle of the year. Each move sets them back about six months in school.

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