NAEHCY‘s “100 Most Frequently Asked Questions on the Education Rights of Children and Youth in Homeless Situations” provides clear, practical answers to the 100 most commonly asked questions about the educational rights of homeless children and youth under the McKinney-Vento Act. Developed by experts in education and law, it covers key topics including definitions of homelessness, identification and enrollment, immediate school access, transportation, responsibilities of school districts and liaisons, and dispute resolution processes. The document explains legal protections, eligibility criteria, and the obligation for schools to publicize rights and train staff. It also addresses the unique needs of unaccompanied and migrant youth, access to free meals and health services, and collaboration with other community agencies, equipping educators, families, and advocates to support homeless students effectively.
