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Report No. 10-30Progress Reportreceive. The department must beginreporting this data in May 2011. Thedepartment should use these data as well asdata from external sources such as the Agencyfor Workforce Innovation’s employmentinformation to develop an effectivemechanism to assess the extent to which theIndependent Living Program is meeting itsstatutory goals to prepare foster youth forproductive adult lives.7
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