NCHE - Webinar Materials - Clearing the Path to School Success for Students in Out-of-Home Care












NCHE Webinar Materials Clearing the Path to School Success for Students in Out-of-Home Care Recorded Webinar View the recorded webinar. (12/02/09) Webinar Handouts In preparation for attending your webinar, please download all handouts below. These materials will be used or referenced during the webinar. Clearing the Path to School Successfor Students in Out-of-Home Care (PowerPoint) Clearing the Path to School Success for Students in Out-of-Home Care (brief) Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008: Education Provisions School Selection for Students in Out-of-Home Care The Educational Rights of Students in Homeless Situations: What District Administrators Should Know What Child Welfare Professionals Need to Know About "Awaiting Foster Care Placement" and the McKinney-Vento Act Additional Resources Legal Center for Foster Care and Education: Special Education Decisionmaking Factsheet Series (scroll down, along the right) Legal Center for Foster Care and Education: Identifying Special Education Decision Makers for Children in Foster Care: State Law Questions NCHE issue brief: Prompt and Proper Placement: Enrolling Students without Records NAEHCY: The McKinney-Vento Act and Children and Youth Awaiting Foster Care Placement To view .pdf files, you must have the Adobe Reader program, available for free downloading at http://www.adobe.com/


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