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Must school districts assist parents who are homeless to find early education programs for their preschool children?

April 26, 2017assist children districts early Education homeless Parents preschool Programs School

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Must school districts assist parents who are homeless to find early education programs for their preschool children?

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The district homeless liaison is required to discuss with parents the feasibility of enrolling their children in an early education program. If the school district does not administer a preschool program, the liaison may refer the parents to any preschool program in the larger community. The liaison may also refer parents to Head Start or Early Head Start programs in the community.