Rosenzweig has served as Camp Fire’s chief strategy officer for the past four years.
Some of today’s freedom schools enroll only Black youth, others a "racial rainbow."
Shorter previously served as director of national education strategy at the Raikes Foundation.
Leach began work on July 1, succeeding Celine Coggins who left in December 2022.
Illinois foster kids are staying in social workers' offices, conference centers and jails.
A promised "youth bill of rights" is absent from federal legislation introduced this spring.
Free meals are available for children this summer in over 30 states.
Selawik, Alaska, is a Iñupiat Eskimo community where generations have survived off the land.
Without R.I.S.E., “nobody would know that BMX is like a real sport,” Salomon said.
Youth service providers play an integral role in supporting the needs of young people.
Pandemic spending included $3 billion for afterschool/summer programs addressing learning loss and mental health.
“Nothing good really comes about after midnight," said Blakely, Georgia, Police Chief Will Caudill.
Natalia Pane succeeds retiring 17-year president Carol Emig on July 1.
The fight over book bans has lead to rallies, lawsuits and death threats.
Minors’ illegal use of cannabis products is a concern in Colorado and other states.
The Family First Prevention Services Act aims to keep families together, whenever possible.
"I was condemned to prison to die in a cage at 17 years old."
In 2021, 44 Arizona children died from fentanyl overdoses.
By 2021, neglect was the leading cause the system removed teens from their families.
Will it close the educational achievement disparities between poor and comparatively well-off children?