Education Family and Social Services
Education, family, and social services cover the public systems that raise, teach, protect, and support people from birth through later life. They include schools and colleges, child care, child protection, family courts, help for people in need, and the public spaces and cultural institutions that hold communities together. States and local governments run most of these services, with federal funding and rules shaping many of them.
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