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Ha ! Thank you for spotlighting this issue. Interesting reading for this surrogate parent as I sit at a therapeutic school waiting for a PPT to begin. When Christine Spak hired me on as a surrogate the job description was clear: treat these children as I would my own. I have, I do and will continue to do so. So here I sit, contract or not. I suspect my colleagues are doing the same. Eileen Jenetopulos Sent from my "smart" phone > On Jul 22, 2015, at 9:34 AM, Elizabeth Wilson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > “The state's contracts with the 74 surrogates responsible for more than 1,000 foster and homeless children on any given day expired July 1 — which has left these advocates in limbo. “Our kids are failing”, said Martha Stone; Executive Director of the Center for Children's Advocacy, “this delay is hurting the most vulnerable kids over the summer…” > > Read the full article here… > > http://ctmirror.org/2015/07/22/expired-contracts-leave-education-advocates-for-foster-kids-in-limbo/ >