Education & EdTech

Kansas Programs That Reduce Recidivism For Kids Could Lose Funding

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A bill in Kansas aims to redirect funding from juvenile justice programs that reduce recidivism towards building new congregate care facilities, despite evidence showing these facilities have lower success rates than community-based programs. This shift could undermine effective youth support systems and hinder efforts to help at-risk children develop the social-emotional skills necessary for successful reintegration into society.

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