Walter Smith is the executive director of D.C. Appleseed, an advocacy organization working to solve policy problems affecting District residents. Most recently, it released a 200-page report on the D.C. government’s child support system, which, after two years of research, it found to be dysfunctional.
How does a broken child support system affect student achievement and school improvement?
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