Reichert, who chairs a congressional budget subcommittee overseeing foster care, pointedly asked Inslee why the state was seeking to escape from a court-ordered improvement plan when that work was unfinished. Reichert asked: Why was the state instead proposing oversight that had social workers see less of their foster kids, and carry higher caseloads?
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Sirens sounding in state’s human-services system
Sirens sounding in state’s human-services system
Reichert, who chairs a congressional budget subcommittee overseeing foster care, pointedly asked Inslee why the state was seeking to escape from a court-ordered improvement plan when that work was unfinished. Reichert asked: Why was the state instead proposing oversight that had social workers see less of their foster kids, and carry higher caseloads?
Reichert, who chairs a congressional budget subcommittee overseeing foster care, pointedly asked Inslee why the state was seeking to escape from a court-ordered improvement plan when that work was unfinished. Reichert asked: Why was the state instead proposing oversight that had social workers see less of their foster kids, and carry higher caseloads?
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