Family
Apr. 14, 2001
Heartbreak House
On March 7, Democratic lawmakers in the Assembly announced that their top priority would be to reform the state's foster-care system. It is a long overdue effort. In 2002, the federal government will conduct a review of the system to determine whether California meets standards to receive federal funding. Unless changes are made, it may not meet these standards; but more importantly, tens of thousands of children will continue to be abused and neglected.
On March 7, Democratic lawmakers in the Assembly announced that their top priority would be to reform the state's foster-care system. It is a long overdue effort. In 2002, the federal government will conduct a review of the system to determine whether California meets standards to receive fed...
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