2.3. How does the LEA Evidence that the LEA How does the LEA determine its Yes No N/A Yes No N/A ensure coordination ensures that homeless Title I, Part A, reservation for LEA programs and students receive Title I, students experiencing Comments Comments community agencies serving Part A, services through homelessness and how are the students experiencing sections of the funds used? homelessness, including consolidated application How do homeless children and Title I, Part A, Title III, and and schoolwide program youth receive free meals through special education and local plans addressing the the National School Lunch department of social educational needs of Program? services? §722(g)(4) and (5) homeless students How do homeless families, & §722(g)(6)(iv) Description of activities children, and youth receive funded through the LEA referrals to health care services, Title I, Part A, reservation dental services, mental health for homeless students services, and other appropriate Evidence that the LEA services? coordinates programs and services between SEA, LEA, and other community agencies, (e.g., schedules, agendas, minutes, notes or handouts) 2.4. What special activities Sample letters and/or Does the LEA enrollment form Yes No N/A Yes No N/A are undertaken on behalf of meeting agendas with request information about homeless preschool Head Start, Early younger siblings? Comments Comments children? Childhood Special How does the liaison coordinate §722(g)(1)(F)(i) Education, VPI, and Early with intervention and §722(g)(6)(A)(iii) Intervention preschool programs, including Enrollment data for community agencies? preschoolers Do preschool-aged homeless Case notes children receive educational Referrals to early services for they are eligible, childhood programs including access to Head Start and preschool programs administered by the LEA?
2.3. How does the LEA ensure coordination LEA programs and community agencies serving students experiencing homelessness, including Title I, Part A, Title III, and special education and local department of social services? §722(g)(4) and (5) & §722(g)(6)(iv) Evidence that the LEA ensures that homeless students receive Title I, Part A, services through sections of the consolidated application and schoolwide program plans addressing the educational needs of homeless students Description of activities funded through the LEA Title I, Part A, reservation for homeless students Evidence that the LEA coordinates programs and services between SEA, LEA, and other community agencies, (e.g., schedules, agendas, minutes, notes or handouts) How does the LEA determine its Title I, Part A, reservation for students experiencing homelessness and how are the funds used? How do homeless children and youth receive free meals through the National School Lunch Program? How do homeless families, children, and youth receive referrals to health care services, dental services, mental health services, and other appropriate services? Yes No N/A Comments Yes No N/A Comments 2.4. What special activities are undertaken on behalf of homeless preschool children? §722(g)(1)(F)(i) §722(g)(6)(A)(iii) Sample letters and/or meeting agendas with Head Start, Early Childhood Special Education, VPI, and Early Intervention Enrollment data for preschoolers Case notes Referrals to early childhood programs Does the LEA enrollment form request information about younger siblings? How does the liaison coordinate with intervention and preschool programs, including community agencies? Do preschool-aged homeless children receive educational services for they are eligible, including access to Head Start and preschool programs administered by the LEA? Yes No N/A Comments Yes No N/A Comments
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