New Study on Special Ed & Child Welfare-Involved Youth

Kevin Gee 4/27/208:17 AM

Dear ACEs Connection Community,

Wanted to share some of my new work out in Children and Youth Services Review on the factors predicting whether Child Welfare Services-involved youth receive special education.

I find that foster youth have a higher probability of receiving special ed vs. children in the care of an adoptive/biological parent. Given current school closures, supporting foster families educating kids with special needs will be critical.

You can access the article for free (until June)

https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1ayahhNfKlMXs

Kevin A. Gee, Ed.D.
Associate Professor

School of Education

University of California, Davis
@kevingee888

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