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Click on the resource category to learn more: Homeless Education Issue Briefs Local Liaison Toolkit McKinney-Vento Online Training Presentations NCHE Webinars PowerPoint Presentations for Downloading State Coordinator's Handbook Homeless Education Issue Briefs These series of briefs discuss selected issues pertaining to the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act and offer strategies for implementation. Best Practices in Homeless Education series Local Liaison Toolkit The Local Homeless Education Liaison Toolkit is a comprehensive resource that will assist both new and veteran local liaisons in carrying out their responsibilities. The Toolkit, updated in 2007, contains over 250 pages of the most useful and current information on supporting the education of children and youth experiencing homelessness. Cd-rom orders are limited to 1; however, the files contained on the cd-rom may be copied and distributed freely. Click on the file name below to download the file: McKinney-Vento Online Training Presentations These presentations, complete with audio and video, give brief introductions to key issues covered in the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. Most presentations offer a downloadable summary of main points and certificate of completion, upon completing a brief quiz on the material presented. The quiz and certificate of completion are optional.
PowerPoint Presentations for Downloading NCHE staff members provide onsite technical assistance at national, state, and local training events. Following are some of NCHE's training presentations in PowerPoint format. They may be downloaded and used for one's own information or for providing training to others. Trainings may be customized by adding state and/or local contact information; if, however, the content of the training is modified beyond adding state and/or local contact information, please delete the NCHE logo from each slide.  Immediate
Enrollment Under McKinney-Vento: Keeping Students Safe (1.51 MB) McKinney-Vento
and Preschool-Aged Homeless Children (1.24 MB) Overview
of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (2.32MB) Rights
and Services for Migrant Children and Youth Under the McKinney-Vento Act (2.54MB) Standards
and Indicators for Quality McKinney-Vento Programs (436K)State Coordinator's Handbook The State Coordinator's Handbook for Supporting Local Homeless Education Liaisons is a useful tool to assist State Coordinators for Homeless Education in implementing the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act in their state. The Handbook provides information and strategies compiled from State Coordinators across the country for identifying local liaisons, training liaisons in their role, and maintaining ongoing communication with liaisons. The Handbook, developed by NCHE in collaboration with the College of William and Mary, is intended to be a companion document to the Local Homeless Education Liaison Toolkit. It also provides sample forms and a PowerPoint presentation introducing the Local Homeless Education Liaison Toolkit. Click on the file name below to download the file: |
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