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Educating Students Experiencing Homelessness 5th Edition ISBN 9781641051422

This updated edition reflects recent developments in federal law and regulations affecting the education of students experiencing homelessness. It addresses critical topics such as redetermining homeless status, best practices for supporting students displaced by natural disasters, early childhood education considerations, relevant federal guidance, and practical case summaries. A dedicated section on foster care further expands its usefulness, making this an invaluable resource for child welfare caseworkers and advocates.

The fifth edition also offers forward-looking strategies to help communities move beyond basic compliance toward a deeper, more coordinated commitment, including guidance on effective collaboration with community agencies. A comprehensive directory of resources is included to support educators, advocates, and policymakers in their work.

Written by leading experts on the education rights of homeless children and youth, this best-selling ABA publication remains the most comprehensive resource available on educating students experiencing homelessness. Praised for its concise, accessible, and practical “how-to” format, the book has been widely adopted by State Departments of Education and school districts, many of which purchase it in bulk for distribution to liaisons, administrators, and school leaders.

Educating Students Experiencing Homelessness 5th Edition ISBN 9781641051422, 978-1641051422 & 978-16410-51422