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Albuquerque, NM
October 27-30, 2012
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NAEHCY 2009 Annual Conference
Conference Session Materials
(alphabetized by session title)
To access 2009 conference session materials, you can scroll
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Keynote Session Materials
 Celebrating Diversity of Children and Youth: Embracing the Mosaic
Sandra Lopez
Health Is Academic: Promoting Health and Educational Success for Young People
William Potts-Datema
The Basics Of Sustainable Society Organizations
Chet Sisk
Preconference Session Materials
A Multi-Faceted Approach to Dropout Prevention and Recovery
Judith Martinez, Brian Brinkerhoff, Katie Neal, David Kollar, Kenlyn Newman, and Student Voices Panel
A Multi-Faceted Approach to Dropout Prevention and Recovery
Effective Teaching: Teaching Strategies That Work for Students Experiencing Homelessness?
Patricia Popp and Fran Anderson
Effective Teaching: What do we know about teaching strategies that work for students experiencing homelessness?
Serving Homeless Children through Head Start
Barbara Duffield, Grace Whitney, Janice Burke, and Beth Snyder
Serving Homeless Children Through Head Start
 Early Education and Care Infrastructure in My State/Community
Early Education and Care Resource List
Concurrent Session Materials
A Data-Driven Approach to Tailor the Academic Needs of Homeless and Highly Mobile Students
Chi-Keung (Alex) Chan and Elizabeth Hinz
 A Data-Driven Approach to Address the Academic Needs of Homeless/Highly Mobile Students
A Federal Education Policy Update
Barbara Duffield and Phillip Lovell
A Federal Education Policy Update
A Population-Level Description of the Cross-System Status of Homeless and Highly Mobile Students
Anita Larson
Using Data: A Population-Level Description of the Cross-System Status of Homeless and Highly Mobile Students
A Winning Partnership: Communities in Schools Teams with the Seeds of Success Homeless Program
Martha Smallwood
A Communities in Schools Collaboration: Serving Homeless Children and Youth
Why Try?
An Innovative Approach to Ending Homelessness in Ten Years
Jamie Van Leeuwen
Denver’s Road Home: An Innovative Approach to Ending Homelessness in Ten Years
Beyond School Enrollment: Helping Unaccompanied Youth Access Needed Services
Barb Dexter, Karen Fessler, and Patricia Julianelle
Identifying, Engaging, and Serving Unaccompanied Children and Youth Outside of School
Selected Resources to Support Unaccompanied Youth
Building Assets for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning Youth
Gabriele Ross
The GLBTQ Youth Experience
GLBTQ Handout
Children’s Rights are Human Rights: A Human Rights Approach to Homeless Children’s Education
Eric Tars
Children’s Rights are Human Rights: A human rights approach for homeless children
Determining Eligibility: Case-by-Case Problem-Solving under McKinney-Vento’s Definition of ‘Homeless’
Estella Garza and Patricia Julianelle
Determining Eligibility for Rights and Services Under the McKinney-Vento Act (PowerPoint)
Determining Eligibility for Rights and Services Under the McKinney-Vento Act (issue brief)
SAISD Dispute Resolution Form (English)
SAISD Dispute Resolution Form (Spanish/español)
SAISD Pre-K Residency Questionnaire (English)
SAISD Pre-K Residency Questionnaire (Spanish/español)
Federal Monitoring of State Homeless Education Programs: A Catalyst for Program Improvement
Beth Garriss Hardy and Jan Moore
Federal Monitoring: Added Value
Financial Aid and College Access: Tips and Tools for a Successful Transition
Marcia Weston
Financial Aid and College Access: Tips and Tools for a Successful Transition
Getting to Graduation: Credit Recovery and Academic Strategies for Youth
Sue Steele, James Martin, Risa Rehmert, and Teresa Buchanan
Getting to Graduation: Credit Recovery and Academic Strategies for Youth
HEAR US: Tools for Raising Awareness
Diane Nilan
HEAR US: Tools for Awareness Raising
How to Develop and Implement a University Course on Family Homelessness
Debra Manteghi
How to Develop and Implement a University Course on Family Homelessness
Immigrant-Refugee Services and Strategies
Christina Dukes, Jan Moore, and Marc Fortney
Strategies for Serving Immigrant and Refugee Students Experiencing Homelessness
Integrating Five Dimensions of Learning Instructional Framework Into Summer Programming for Students and Families in Transition
Debra Manteghi
Integrating Five Dimensions Instructional Framework for Summer Programming for Students and Families in Transition
Keeping Kids and Communities Safer: It’s Up to All of Us
Susan Harmon
Keeping Kids and Communities Safer
McKinney-Vento 101: Law and Implementation
Barbara Duffield and Patricia Julianelle
McKinney-Vento 101: Law and Implementation
Preventing and Re-Defining Homelessness: How New HUD Policies Will Help More Children, Youth, and Families
Jeremy Rosen and Phillip Lovell
Preventing and Re-Defining Homelessness How New HUD Policies Will Help More Children, Youth, and Families
New HUD Definition of Homelessness – Approved in HEARTH Act
Protecting Homeless Students’ Rights to Participate in Interscholastic and Extracurricular School Activities
Dona Bolt and Patricia Julianelle
Protecting Homeless Students’ Rights to Participate in Interscholastic and Extracurricular Activities
Protecting Homeless Students’ Rights to Participate in Interscholastic and Extracurricular School Activities
Memo: Athletic Associations as State Actors
Oregon: Final Order - Case No. 581-021-0035-09-1
Washington Interscholastic Athletics Association Memo
REACH: Connect Children to Education
Diane Nilan
REACH: Connect Children to Education
Rural Collaborative for Homeless Youth
Bob Coulson, Arlene Reilly-Sandoval, Judy McNeilsmith, Shirley Espinoza-Tobin, Peg Mewes, Michele Rivas, Kelly Patterson, and Joyce Christensen
Growing Your Rural Collaborative of Care: An Example…The Colorado Experience
Colorado “Safe Places” Continuum of Care Newsletter
Colorado “Safe Places” Talking Points
Serving Our Youngest Homeless Children by Home Visitation
Michelle Mackin-Brown and Sarah Benjamin
Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters
The Parent-Child Home Program
Soaring Support: What Liaisons Need to Better Serve Children in Transition
Vicky Dill
Soaring Support: What Liaisons Do and Need to Better Serve Children in Transition
Strategies for Meeting the Educational Needs of Unaccompanied Youth
Barb Dexter, Karen Fessler, and Patricia Julianelle, Counsel
Identifying, Engaging, and Serving Unaccompanied Children and Youth In School
Selected Resources to Support Unaccompanied Youth
The Impact of Early Childhood Education on the Success of Transformational Matchless Housing
Rebecca Treece, Dorey Brandt-Finell, and Denis Murstein
The Impact of Early Childhood Education on the Success of Transformational Housing
The Phoenix out of Ashes: Practical Solutions to Help Unaccompanied Youth Soar
Beth McCullough
The Phoenix out of Ashes: Practical Solutions to Help Unaccompanied Youth Soar
Sample Homeless Education Forms
Title I and McKinney-Vento Collaboration: Bridging the Gaps
Melissa Schoonmaker and Leanne Wheeler
Title I and Homeless Education Program Collaboration: Bridging the Gaps
Tools for Change
Maura McInerney
Sample Tools and Resources
Working Together Works! Homeless Education and Special Education as Partners
Patricia Popp
Working Together Works! Homeless Education and Special Education as Partners
Working Together Works! Serving Children With Disabilities Who Are Homeless or In Out of Home Care
Patricia Popp and Kathleen McNaught
Working Together Works! Serving Children With Disabilities Who Are Homeless or in Out of Home Care
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