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The Homeless Education Online Forum is a place where State Coordinators for Homeless Education, Local Homeless Education Liaisons, and other people working with homeless children and youth can share information that has been helpful to them in their work.

Forum materials are divided into the topics listed below. Select the topic in which you are interested to browse related resources. The forum topic list may change or grow as new materials are added.

Forum Topics

Bookmarks

Brochures

Data Collection

Disaster Preparation and Response

Dispute Resolution

Domestic Violence

Eligibility (Determining/Confirming Eligibility for McKinney-Vento)

Enrollment

Extracurricular Participation of Homeless Students

Folders

Foster Care

Flyers

Healthcare

Higher Education (Access to Higher Education for Students Experiencing Homelessness)

Housing

Identification

Local Policy and Guidance

Needs Assessment

Parent Information

Posters

Preschool/Young Children

Professional Development

Program Evaluation/Monitoring

Research

Sample Forms

School Meals

State Policy and Guidance

Subgrants (McKinney-Vento Subgrant Applications and Administration)

Training Resources

Translations of Homeless Education Materials

Transportation

Unaccompanied Youth

Sample forum resource - South Carolina homeless education bookmarks

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