Every Student, Every Day for Shelters
Every Student, Every Day for Shelters
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In partnership with the Department of Homeless Services, the Office of Community Schools has implemented Every Student Every Day in Shelters. Family Assistants work with Shelter Staff to meet weekly, assign Success Mentors and draw on community resources to help students living in shelter get the support they need to stay and succeed in school.
Every Student, Every Day Guide for Shelters
Every Student, Every Day Guide for Shelters
The Every Student Every Day (ESED) Guide for Shelters
highlights strategic actions that all shelters can take to help
students living in Shelters attend school more regularly.
Components of the Every Student Every Day in Shelter Strategy:
Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance
LINC is available to coach and support staff with
the adoption of the Every Student Every Day
strategy in the Shelter.
The National Center for Community Schools will
provide training and supports for Success
Mentoring.
New Visions for Public Schools will offer training
on the New Visions Portal (Link coming soon).
New Visions for Public Schools Shelter Portal
New Visions for Public Schools Shelter Portal
Shelter staff and DOE staff working in Shelters will have access
to the New Visions Portal, which provides shelter-specific views
of trends in student attendance and chronic absenteeism.
Resources for Shelters
Resources for Shelters
Community School's Student Temporary Housing | Office of Community Schools
Student Temporary Housing Training | NYS-TEACHES
Family Justice Center (FJC) | NYC Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence
Youth Development | Girls Scouts of Greater New York, Troop 6000
The Center: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center Homepage | The Center
Program & Services | The Door
Healthcare | The Floating Hospital
Immigration Support | NYC Mayor's Office of Immigration Affairs
Guides & Materials
Guides & Materials
ESED Shelter Guide.docx.pdfGetting Started in Shelters.docxReport abuse