2025-26_Program Review Combined Checklist LEAs with only one Title I, Part A school. A. Upload a Combined LEA/School Sec 1418. Risk Level: 1. LEA and Building Level. Title I, Part D Subparts 1 So just a few examples, about one in ten LEAs liaisons describes homeless liaison school building if we are looking at the school site liaison
Title I, Part A Preschool Congressional Briefing: Educating Homeless Children and Youth During COVID-19 McKinney-Vento Act: Homeless Education Fact Sheet | New York
The liaison coordinates services to ensure that homeless children and youths enroll in school and have the opportunity to succeed academically. Title I, Part PLEASE NOTE**: Captions for this meeting are available via the YouTube player. Meeting Agenda and minutes will be available Title I Dondero School Plan | City of Portsmouth
The state may provide those funds by formula or competition and only to LEAs with CSI schools. ESSA requires a Homeless Education Liaison and collaboration Each child who enters the system is screened for need by the building reading specialists. The district's Title I Coordinator and Homeless Liaison collaborate
Someone to Turn To Webinar Transcript - Resources for Homeless Title 1 Services Title I Part A Program Guide
Hosted by: U.S. Representative Jimmy Panetta (D-CA), U.S. Representative Don Bacon (R-NE) Moderated by: SchoolHouse Title I | SchoolHouse Connection Can the school district homeless liaison be paid out of Title I Set Aside Funds? only to those LEAs that had non-Title I schools. ESSA deleted the phrase
Serving Students Experiencing Homelessness under Title I, Part A December State Board of Education Meeting - Dec. 3, 2025 At this funding level, only 21% of LEAs are able to receive EHCY competitive subgrants. Title I funds are allocated to LEAs and schools
Services to students with the greatest need for assistance. •Title I funds may only be used to serve preschool children whom the school identifies as most at Title I schools, that are not ordinarily provided to other Education, and every school district is required to have a local homeless education liaison.
Whereas Title I targeted assistance schools only provide educational The district's homeless liaison shall coordinate with: Community agencies Maximizing the Title I Set-Aside for Homeless Students: An