Homeless Youth Hannah DeFranco. Definition of Homeless  Federal Definition….  Children and youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence.

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Homeless Youth Hannah DeFranco

Definition of Homeless  Federal Definition….  Children and youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence

demographics In the United States…

demographics In Minnesota…

Why are youth homeless?

Why is there a educational gap?  High Mobility  Lack of Transportation  Lack of school supplies and clothing  Poor health, fatigue, and hunger  Emotional crisis/mental health issues  Lack of parent or guardian

Mobility, Physical and Emotional Health

What Educational Rights Do Homeless Youth Have? McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act

What can schools/educators do to help? 1.Develop awareness 2.Attend to basic needs 3.Provide effective instruction 4.Create a supportive environment 5.Provide additional supports 6.Collaborate with other organizations 7.Promote parental involvement (when able)

My Teaching  Awareness  Education  Diversifying teaching

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