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by Peter Kleinbard
Executive Director
Youth Development Institute

Nearly 70% of youth who drop out of school have very poor literacy and other core skills. Indeed, this is the primary reason why they leave school. Yet most funding for dropouts is targeted to those who are most job ready, focusing on quick placement in employment. This is true of both current funding and the dollars in the Obama Stimulus bill. This must change if we are to enable this large population to become financially independent.

It's unanimous. AAPCI announces key appointments

The African American Planning Commission Inc. (AAPCI), has announced key appointments to its Board of Directors. Pamela M. Junior has been officially appointed Chairperson of the Board of Directors. Onyekwere "Ony" Onwumere has been appointed Board Secretary, Stephen C. Atkins and Edna M. Johnson have been appointed 1st and 2nd Vice Chairpersons, respectively. Walter H. Campbell, Sarah Polight-Bates, and Magalie Occean have been appointed to the position of Members of the Board of Directors. Incumbent Board Member, Bernadette Parker and Board Treasurer, Andrew Alege; will remain on the Board and continue to guide the organization throughout their term of office.

For a full list of all AAPCI Board Members and their community bios, visit http://aapci.org/about/board.htm.

Video: Inaugural Address

Barack Obama is now officially the President of the United States. In his inaugural address yesterday, he laid out a challenge for all Americans to unite in common purpose and tackle the challenges our nation faces.

Barack Obama Inaugurated as 44th President of the United States

Moving the Country Forward

The whole journey has been a joy to behold. The huge throngs of people, Sunday and today, eager to be part of this new moment in history; the thousands of volunteers yesterday; the vistas of civil rights veterans, hip-hop youth, Pete Seeger, Tuskegee Airmen, Abe Lincoln's bible, and more, all filled the last few days with an awesome sense of history. It feels very much like a very new beginning.

Council Restores Elder Abuse, CPS Workers in Mid-Year Budget Deal

The New York City Council yesterday restored funding for several human services programs which had been proposed for elimination in Mayor Michael Bloomberg's mid-year budget modification. The move came as part of a deal which accelerated the rescinding of a 7% property tax reduction and cleared the way to send out $400 property tax rebates to homeowners.

 

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