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Bridge Program sees success encouraging WV kids in foster, kinship care to graduate from high school

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Going into her junior year of high school, Raynbow Carter/Freeman described herself as “lost.” In 2023, the teenager’s mother died, then she moved in with a family member in Kanawha County.

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Bridge Program sees success encouraging WV kids in foster, kinship care to graduate from high school

CHARLESTON — Going into her junior year of high school, Raynbow Carter/Freeman described herself as “lost.” In 2023, the teenager’s mother died, then she moved in with a family member in Kanawha County.

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westvirginiawatch.com broke the news on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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