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	Oak Hill Center Emptied And Its Baggage Left Behind The handwritten inscriptions in a stone garden inside the razor-wire gates of the Oak Hill Youth Center explain why thousands of the District's juveniles, since 1967, ended up behind bars. By By Robert E. Pierre The Washington Post; Friday, May 29, 2009
	Maya Angelou Visits Md. MyFox Washington DC - Washington,DC,USA The school is for at-risk students, and it is supported by Angelou's See Forever Foundation. While she was there, Dr. Angelou gave the students some…
	The Future, Not Past, Is What Counts, Poet Advises Oak Hill Center Youths Washington Post, Washington DC – Washington, DC USA Maya Angelou has dozens of honorary doctorate degrees, speaks several languages and is recognized all over the world for the more than 30 books she's written. But when she visited the Oak Hill Youth Center in Laurel yesterday…
	NEWS ALERT! Help Get Our Facilities Funding Restored Contact D.C. Council Members Today! April 2009, See Forever Foundation/Maya Angelou Public Charter School
	School of Second Chances The teachers at Oak Hill Academy approach their jobs with the faith that even the most hardened juvenile delinquents can achieve -- and the knowledge that many still won't. By Karen Houppert The Washington Post. Sunday, April 12, 2009; Page W18
	Webcast Town Hall Meeting: A Call to Action for Juvenile Justice Included in forum: Scholars from our Oak Hill Academy, moderated by Professor Charles Ogletree from Harvard Law School, discussed a bi-partisan juvenile justice plan of action with the new presidential administration. Georgetown Law; November 6, 2008
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