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Student Services: Homeless Education

Services Provided

March 05, 2007

The services and programs for which the McKinney Grant continues to support are:


a) Maintaining students in present public school enrollment.


b) Re-connecting students to their school systems, re-enrollment and working with schools to obtain courses, credits and grade level placement until youth return to the community.


c) Providing tutoring to students at the Shelter to support either of the educational arrangements.


d) Working with schools and agencies to coordinate services for homeless youth.


e) Working with school personnel to make them aware of the specific educational needs of homeless youth.


f) Arranging for alternative G.E.D. programs for students who no longer wish to attend public schools and are beyond compulsory attendance age.


g) Facilitating the coordination of the Shelter educational program with all public schools and agencies involved in assisting the homeless youth.


h) Advocating, counseling, and instruction for youth.


i) Transitional planning to help youth develop a direction when they leave the Shelter.

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