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Catholics today give a disproportional amount of their energy to forming children in the faith, and yet we virtually ignore God's call to adults. With the median age of the employee population continuing to rise well above 40 and creating a disproportional number of older workers, disability providers can expect to see a significant impact on the risk dynamics of their business. Lack of progress in working with minority schoolchildren is evident in continued poor academic performance, high dropout rates, disproportional placement in special education, and other key indicators. |
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