Free SKCCH Case Manager Training: Advocating for Students who are Homeless

FREE Training (registration required*)

Advocating for students who are homeless:

What you need to know for the

new school year.

 Do you work with homeless children, youth, and families?

> Learn how to help them get the school services & supports they may need.

                                     > Help make connections that support kids and families!

Thursday, August 19, 2010  10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

Catholic Community Services Cafeteria

100 - 23^rd Ave. South @ Yesler Way Seattle, WA 98144   

(Entrance is off of 23^rd Ave. So.; park on the street)

(Note: Training follows the SKCCH August General Meeting from 9-10am at the same location.)

* Space is limited: Reserve your space ASAP!

R.S.V.P. to Virginia (virginia@homelessinfo.org or 206-357-3149.  

McKinney Vento 101:  Under the federal McKinney Vento Act, students who are homeless have rights, and schools have responsibilities.  How does this play out in youyour district?  How can you advocate effectively?  We will discuss case studies related to enrollment, transportation, school meals, etc., and address strategies for helping children, youth, and parents access school supports.

 Presenters:  Staff from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), attorneys from Columbia Legal Services, and family service providers from SKCCH.