Description: In this 45-minute NCHE webinar, presenters explore the issue of doubling-up. Doubled-up is the informal wording used to describe a concept included in the McKinney-Vento Act’s definition of homeless. It refers to shared living arrangements, some of which may be considered homeless, while others may not be, depending on various factors. In this session, attendees will explore some of these factors in greater detail. Attendees also will have the opportunity to interact with presenters and fellow attendees and participate in Q&A/discussion periods.
2024 New State Coordinators Meeting 2024 New State Coordinators Meeting Presentation & Handouts 2024 New SC Slideshow Education for Homeless Children and Youths Program Non-Regulatory Guidance Cite Your Source Elevator Speech Activity New State Coordinators Scenarios McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Subtitle VII-B Program Review Guide Program Review Guide Appendices Buckets of Work State Coordinator Handbook…
Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness Through Career and Technical Education Career and Technical Education (CTE) provides valuable pathways for supporting students experiencing homelessness by offering accessible programming in both secondary and postsecondary settings. CTE focuses on equipping these individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to secure a living wage employment and complete meaningful credentials.
Local Liaison Professional Development Strategies Tip Sheet Part A and B Local Liaison Professional Development Strategies Tip Sheet Part A and B Local Liaison Professional Development Strategies Tip Sheet Part A: School Personnel This NCHE tip sheet is designed to help local homeless education liaisons when planning professional development sessions, ensuring that school personnel receive professional development and support at least…
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