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"On a regular basis, children and youth report that school is a home to them – a place where they see the same faces, sit in the same seat, and can put their hearts and minds into pursuits that ease their daily troubles. In school, students gain the skills and support needed to avoid poverty and homelessness as adults."
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1500 Waco ISD students are homeless. That's 10 percent of the entire student population. Most of the students live doubled up with other families, a small percentage are unaccompanied minors, and others live in shelters or transitional housing facilities (pictured above is a childcare room at transitional housing site in Waco.) Cheryl Pooler, a homeless liaison with the Waco public school district, says that every time students change schools they fall 4 to 6 months behind. Pooler, with funding provided through the McKinney-Vento Act, works to help students stay in their school of origin, secure transportation, uniforms, and other supportive services.
For more information about students and homelessness, check out the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth.
