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MOVING THE DIAL: A Report on Education Experiences of Children in Penn Residential Treatment Facilities

March 1, 2011

Emerging Leader Fellow Arley Styer shares the results of her one-year Emerging Leader Fellowship with the Education Law Center.

Arley’s project explored the educational experiences of children placed in Pennsylvania group homes and residential treatment facilities.

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Arley Styer, MSS, MLSP Emerging Leader Fellow

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Education Services for Youth in Residential Placements
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