3.2. What is the LEA’s Records indicating that How are parent/unaccompanied Yes No N/A Yes No N/A process to review or enrollment disputes are homeless youth appeals investigate disputes brought investigated and resolved resolved? Comments Comments by parents/youth? in a timely manner 1.I has a dispute policy There have been no §722(g)(1)(C) and Evidence that students are Follow the memo’s in disputes. §722(g)(3)(E) enrolled and provided 1. M (Red Folder). transportation during the dispute resolution process IV. The LEA monitors academic progress and success of students experiencing homelessness. How does the LEA Reports of statewide How does the LEA use Yes No N/A Yes No N/A 4.1. ensure that homeless assessment performance of statewide assessment data to students are included in homeless students enrolled identify needs of students Comments Comments statewide assessments? in the LEA for the last experiencing homelessness? Train School Testing 100% participation rate in §722(g)(1)(A) school year coordinator who trains the school division. Disaggregated SOL examiners on who is performance by homeless required to be tested. flag See copy of SOL data of homeless (SOL Scores for homeless). 4.2. Does the LEA monitor Disaggregated on-time Has the LEA explored credit Yes No N/A Yes No N/A graduation and college graduation and dropout recovery strategies? and career ready status for rates How do the rates of graduation Comments Comments students experiencing Surveys of graduates compare to other LEA No Bobcat Left Behind Overall OTGR is 95.8%; homelessness? Number of homeless subgroups? Be There monitors risk factors, have §722(g)(1)(K) seniors who apply to and SWSS Graduation Cohort graduation coaches for §722(g)(6)(A)(x) are accepted into Report. students §721(4) postsecondary programs Guidance Report of Graduates.
3.2. What is the LEA’s process to review or investigate disputes brought by parents/youth? §722(g)(1)(C) and §722(g)(3)(E) Records indicating that enrollment disputes are investigated and resolved in a timely manner Evidence that students are enrolled and provided transportation during the dispute resolution process How are parent/unaccompanied homeless youth appeals resolved? Yes No N/A Comments 1.I has a dispute policy Follow the memo’s in 1. M (Red Folder). Yes No N/A Comments There have been no disputes. IV. The LEA monitors academic progress and success of students experiencing homelessness. 4.1. How does the LEA ensure that homeless students are included in statewide assessments? §722(g)(1)(A) Reports of statewide assessment performance of homeless students enrolled in the LEA for the last school year Disaggregated SOL performance by homeless flag How does the LEA use statewide assessment data to identify needs of students experiencing homelessness? Yes No N/A Comments Train School Testing coordinator who trains the examiners on who is required to be tested. See copy of SOL data of homeless (SOL Scores for homeless). Yes No N/A Comments 100% participation rate in school division. 4.2. Does the LEA monitor graduation and college and career ready status for students experiencing homelessness? §722(g)(1)(K) §722(g)(6)(A)(x) §721(4) Disaggregated on-time graduation and dropout rates Surveys of graduates Number of homeless seniors who apply to and are accepted into postsecondary programs Has the LEA explored credit recovery strategies? How do the rates of graduation compare to other LEA subgroups? Yes No N/A Comments No Bobcat Left Behind Be There SWSS Graduation Cohort Report. Guidance Report of Graduates. Yes No N/A Comments Overall OTGR is 95.8%; monitors risk factors, have graduation coaches for students
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