Homeless Children and Unaccompanied Youth

The McKinney-Vento Act (Section 725) identifies homeless children and youth as those who lack a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence. Key provisions in identifying homeless children and youth include, but are not limited to:

·         Doubled-up with other persons due to loss of housing, hardship or similar reason

·         Living in motels, outdoor/public spaces, substandard housing or similar settings

·         Living in shelters (emergency or transitional) or transitional housing programs

·         Migratory children who are living in any of the above circumstances

TEA McKinney Vento Flyer for Parents (English / Spanish)

TEA McKinney Vento Flyer for Students (English / Spanish)

Families can search findhelp.org to find local programs and organizations that offer free or reduced-cost services in the Dripping Springs area.  

For more information, please contact Director of Special Services Rhonda Whitman at 512.858.3053.