Minnesota College Grant Program for Foster Youth Faces Shortfall

The Imprint·Mar 26

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A college grant program for foster youth in Minnesota is facing a shortfall. The state is also experiencing broader budget deficits, with schools facing cuts. The extent of the shortfall for the foster youth program is unclear, although the state is contending with a significant aid shortfall, reportedly $131 million.

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