McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act
The CFBISD McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act is committed to ensuring that all CFBISD children and youth in homeless situations have the opportunity to attend, enroll in, and succeed in school.
- What is the Stewart B. McKinney Act?
- Teens and Kids Counseling Services
- For Psychological Testing, Assessment, Psychiatric Evaluation and Treatment in a Hospital Setting
- Programs for Kids and Teens that Focus on Specific Behaviors
- Youth Shelters and Short-Term Residential Treatment
- Programs for Kids and Teens that Focus on Specific Behaviors
What is the Stewart B. McKinney Act?
Teens and Kids Counseling Services
For Psychological Testing, Assessment, Psychiatric Evaluation and Treatment in a Hospital Setting
Programs for Kids and Teens that Focus on Specific Behaviors
Youth Shelters and Short-Term Residential Treatment
Programs for Kids and Teens that Focus on Specific Behaviors
Local District Homeless Education Liaison Duties
The local homeless education liaisons are Local Educational Agency (LEA) staff responsible for ensuring the identification, school enrollment, attendance, and opportunities for academic success of students in homeless situations. Some of these activities may be performed by the local liaison himself or herself, while others are accomplished by coordinating the efforts of other staff.
Contacts:
Dr. Pat Franklin
Brenda LaCroix
Summer Meal Programs
The Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Student Nutrition Department announces the sponsorship of the Summer Meal Program. An area qualifies by having at least 50 percent of enrolled students qualify to receive free/reduced price meal benefits under the National School Breakfast or Lunch Program.
Meals will be served, free of charge, to any child 18 years of age and under – regardless of family/household income – at the sites, dates, and times below. Families do not need to apply for meals at these summer food sites. For other meal sites near you, call 211 or visit http://www.summerfood.org.
You can also text FOODTX to 877-877.