FosterEd Launches Services in Yavapai County
This edition of the newsletter covers the Arizona Community Foundation welcoming FosterEd to Yavapai County, college students volunteering with FosterEd, a youth success story and […]
Category Archives: News
FosterEd Celebrates the Career & Accomplishments of Pete Hershberger
This edition of the newsletter covers the celebration of the career and accomplishments of Pete Hershberger, the July Trauma-Sensitive Schools Symposium and includes interviews with […]
Meet the Graduates!
To recognize and celebrate the hard work of our students, FosterEd would like to dedicate this newsletter edition to our amazing 2018 graduates. We are […]
FosterEd Arizona, March 2018 Newsletter
This edition covers students helping students through FosterEd, an update on state legislation that could make a tuition waiver for foster youth permanent and an […]
FosterEd AZ Launches First Phase of Statewide Expansion
FosterEd is now serving youth in Maricopa County! On August 21, 2017, FosterEd Arizona opened its Phoenix Office and welcomed seven new Education Liaisons to […]
Want to Help California Foster Youth Succeed in School? Start with SB 233
But foster parents shouldn’t be afraid of accessing educational information about the children in their care. Senate Bill (SB) 233, a bill now before the […]
FosterEd Arizona Hiring Education Liaisons in Pima and Maricopa Counties
Foster Youth Education Liaisons—Pima and Maricopa Counties FosterEd is hiring 4-6 Educational Liaisons in Maricopa County and 1-2 Educational Liasons in Pima County to join […]
New Mexico Leads in Supporting System-Involved Youth, Implementing ESSA
After passing two new bills in January and February of this year, state legislators say New Mexico is leading the way in ensuring educational stability for […]
Governor Signs Bills For Students In State’s Care
Gov. Susana Martinez has signed two bills that will improve support for students in the state’s care. The legislation was developed in collaboration with young people […]
Education Bills For Vulnerable Students Advance
Two bills designed to support New Mexico’s most vulnerable students have passed their first committees in the House. House Bills 411 and 301, sponsored […]