Helping Teen Moms Graduate

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<p><span>Title IX is a federal law</span><span></span><span>that prohibits federally funded educational institutions-- from elementary to university level-- from discriminating against students or employees based on sex. Title IX is best known for its application to female athletes, but Title IX also applies to pregnant and parenting students. It prohibits discrimination against them and protects their right to an education equal to their peers. Yet, fifty years after the passage of Title IX, 50% of pregnant and parenting students do not complete high school. This is largely because educational barriers push pregnant and parenting students out of school, and schools directly violate Title IX. What if those educational barriers exist at your school? What if your school is in direct violation of this federal law? Wouldn't you want to know?</span><span>Helping Teen Moms Graduate</span><span> will help ensure your school is in compliance and help you learn practical strategies to decrease the 50% high school pushout rate for this student population.</span></p>

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<p><span>Christine M. Stroble,</span><span> PhD, is an educator and researcher whose area of focus is improving education for pregnant and parenting students. She is also the founder of Teen Moms Anonymous, a support group and recovery program for teen moms who are trauma survivors.</span></p><p></p>

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