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Tag: The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

School choice is intended to level the playing field among disadvantaged students. What does it mean then if school choice actually increases segregation in districts that offer it? This policy brief examines District 1, the most segregated school district in New York City by housing status.…

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New York City`s right-to-shelter system means that family homelessness is often less visible than other forms of homelessness.

Families with children are less likely to remain unsheltered in public spaces—but reduced visibility does not mean reduced need.

Our analysis suggests that this relative invisibility may influence how often family homelessness is covered in the news.

Thousands of families continue to navigate housing instability, educational disruption, childcare challenges, and employment pressures while living in shelter each night.

Read the full brief at the link in bio.

#FamilyHomelessness #HomelessFamilies #Childcare #Shelter #HousingInstability

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New York City's right-to-shelter system means that family homelessness is often less visible than other forms of homelessness.

Families with children are less likely to remain unsheltered in public spaces—but reduced visibility does not mean reduced need.

Our analysis suggests that this relative invisibility may influence how often family homelessness is covered in the news.

Thousands of families continue to navigate housing instability, educational disruption, childcare challenges, and employment pressures while living in shelter each night.

Read the full brief at the link in bio.

#FamilyHomelessness #HomelessFamilies #Childcare #Shelter #HousingInstability
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The De Facto Segregation of Homeless Students in One New York City School District

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