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Law Practice

Jul. 28, 2007

Foster Care Policy Unfair, Groups Say

Three nonprofit advocacy groups are claiming the California Department of Social Services' policy requiring foster children to show whether they will complete their high school education by age 19 violates the Americans with Disabilities Act and state anti-disability laws.

By Alexa Hyland
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      Three nonprofit advocacy groups are claiming the California Department of Social Services' policy requiring foster children to show whether they will complete their high school education by age 19 violates the Americans with Disabilities Act and state anti-disability laws.
      The Public Interest Law Project of Oakland, Youth Law Center in San...

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