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Tag: A Hand Still Raised: How New York City’s Homeless Students Fit into Charter Schools

A Hand Still Raised: How New York City’s Homeless Students Fit into Charter Schools

a policy brief from ICPH February 2013 Charter schools were introduced to New York City in 1999 to inject new life into the nation’s largest education system. Fourteen years later, the debate over whether these institutions succeed in helping the city’s neediest students remains front and center. While only 4% of New York City’s more…

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Students experiencing homelessness are more likely than their housed peers to fall behind or drop out of school.

@pbs @newshour covered the crisis of student homelessness in the US, and how one Kansas City school district is supporting their students experiencing homelessness. By providing housing, job assistance, and other resources, the program helps create stability, leading to better school attendance, improved learning, and healthier lives for students.

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Students experiencing homelessness are more likely than their housed peers to fall behind or drop out of school.

@pbs @newshour covered the crisis of student homelessness in the US, and how one Kansas City school district is supporting their students experiencing homelessness. By providing housing, job assistance, and other resources, the program helps create stability, leading to better school attendance, improved learning, and healthier lives for students.

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A Hand Still Raised: How New York City’s Homeless Students Fit into Charter Schools

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