Compassionate Education Systems: Antelope Valley Progress Report
A new report by the National Center for Youth Law highlights progress made in improving the educational experiences for youth in foster care in the Antelope Valley through our FosterEd program.
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How Districts Planned for Pandemic Learning: Equity-Driven Practices and Lessons Learned from 2020 Learning Continuity and Attendance Plans
For “students with unique needs” – students in foster care, students in the juvenile justice system, students experiencing homelessness, English learners, students in low-income families, students of color, and students with disabilities – challenging forms of instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic have compounded the typical barriers to graduation that they face, such as higher-than-average school mobility, lack of access to mental health and special education services, and discriminatory school climates.
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Alternative Education in California: A Primer for Advocates and Community Stakeholders
This report explores "alternative education" in California and provides essential information about the purpose, structure and accountability mechanisms for California’s alternative education settings.
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Compassionate Systems: Monterey Program Progress Report
NCYL launched our demonstration in 2018 in partnership with Monterey Peninsula Unified School District (MPUSD) to support students experiencing homelessness to improve their educational outcomes. Our Education Liaisons are collocated within high school sites at MPUSD, providing intensive educational case management and advocacy.
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Police in Schools: A Background Paper
This paper is intended to be a background tool on the issue of police in schools.
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Antelope Valley Community Resource Guide
The National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) has compiled a Community Resource Guide of available programming and services for young people in the Antelope Valley region of Los Angeles County.
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