"Hello Rhonda,
This is a website that I hope will help you further in your interest and search
http://www.fedfamsc.org/networks.html It is called federation of families and it works with the mental health of children and at risk children."
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Rhonda Smith left a comment for Apryll Denyse Williams"Hello!
My name is Rhonda Smith. I am a Juvenile Detention Ifficer in San Antonio, Texas. I discovered this site by browsing for information for a research project. I am interested in if psychological empowerment has a significant impact on
course…"
Apryll Denyse Williams replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Welcome!"I am new to this and I am researching ideas to connect the low income high at risk children in middle school to the 16 clusters of our state to prepare them for the workforce."
Apryll Denyse Williams replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Welcome!"Hello, my name is Apryll Williams. I am a parent and entrepreneur located in south carolina. This is my first time I found this social network by browsing for information. I am trying to research and find ways to connect the low income children in…"
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- At 1:25am on June 11, 2009, Rhonda Smith said…
- Hello!
My name is Rhonda Smith. I am a Juvenile Detention Ifficer in San Antonio, Texas. I discovered this site by browsing for information for a research project. I am interested in if psychological empowerment has a significant impact on
course readiness and the educational attainment of students in a long-term treatment facility.
These students too are both low-income and a high risk for failure. Social networking is an innovative way to connect any student to the workforce.
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