Charles Loring Brace believed that the best placement for the "outcast child" was the:

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Charles Loring Brace believed that the best placement for the "outcast child" was in a farmer's home, where they could learn trade skills and receive a moral education while living in a family environment. He founded the Children's Aid Society to implement this idea and began the Orphan Train Movement, which placed over 150,000 children in homes across the United States between 1854 and 1929. The other options listed were much less desirable options for the placement of children.

Charles Loring Brace Believed That the Best Placement for the "Outcast