Center for Juvenile Justice Reform, Georgetown Public Policy Institute Youths who go through both the child welfare and juvenile justice systems...
Annie E. Casey Foundation Poor reading skills at an early age are a warning sign of dropping out in high school,...
Californians Together Non-English speaking students who are always taught in English are likely to face long-term academic struggles, according to this...
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention This new report makes clear that not all teens are motivated to avoid pregnancy,...
Pediatrics Children raised since birth in lesbian-mother families display healthy psychological adjustment and outperform their heterosexual- and male homosexual-raised counterparts in...
U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) The national rates of tobacco sales to minors showed a slight increase...
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Nearly three-quarters of American students – 72.5 percent – have drunk alcohol by the...
Following rigorous evaluations of 66 home visitation programs, researchers found that less than half positively affected their communities, this fact sheet says....
A pressing question regarding the effectiveness of certain adoptive parents has increasingly found its way into courtrooms, resulting in legal proceedings and...
Many youth-serving organizations need to focus more on getting out positive stories about their work, this report says. The difficulty of mobilizing...
Research indicates that youths who exit foster care often become unemployed or hold unstable, low-paying jobs. This report analyzes the research, and...
Some improvements in child well-being during the 1990s stalled in the first years of the 2000s, just before the recession began, according...
The cost of attending public universities has doubled over the past two decades, but family income and financial aid rates have not...
This policy brief says that not enough is being done by the juvenile justice and criminal justice systems to address the issues...
A new study may have debunked the notion that adolescent sex offenders are usually socially inept, calling into question widely accepted treatment...
This report explores the progress and challenges of students in the United States by racial and ethnic identification. It shows that the...
This brief confirms that the average eighth-grade math scores nationwide have reached an all-time high, and teen smoking is at its lowest...
As part of a larger effort to provide students with more successful educational experiences, this report offers suggestions to out-of-school-time staffers on...
This report has found that although drug testing of high school students has a slight positive impact on their past-month drug...
In 2008, 5.7 million children were living in extreme poverty – subsisting on half or less than what constitutes poverty in this...