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In the next decade, the majority of new jobs in America will require a college degree, yet more than one million youth drop out of high school each year. This education crisis disproportionately affects children in high-needs neighborhoods and perpetuates a cycle of inter-generational poverty.

College Graduation:
The Pathway Out of Poverty

College Graduation: the Pathway Out of Poverty

Children's Aid College Prep Charter School Opens Its Doors

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All children need a lot of things

A trip to the dentist, homework help, a good place to go after school...They need these things when they need them, not when their families can afford them. If basic needs go unmet, children could miss out on good health, success in school and something just as important: the chance to be a kid.

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