| Every city in every state in this nation
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| | Assistance with immediate enrollment of
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| has a homeless population. These are
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| | homeless Kansas City Schoolschildren and
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| people who are "down on their luck". They
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| | youth
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| may have suffered a series of financial
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| | Provide assistance with obtaining
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| disasters and have been driven from their
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| | academic and medical records
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| homes because they simply couldn't pay
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| | Provide/arrange school transportation to
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| the bills. They may suffer from a mental
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| | Kansas City Schools of choice
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| illness, such as schizophrenia, bipolar
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| | Disseminate public notice of educational
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| disorder, or clinical depression and are
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| | rights of homeless children and youth
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| unable to care for themselves
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| | Arrange special tutoring & education
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| financially, as well as physically. It is
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| | services for students outside the school
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| beyond them to provide themselves with
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| | day
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| adequate food or shelter.
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| | Assist families in obtaining medical
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| Sadly, many families suffer the first
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| | insurance and services
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| fate - mounting bills force them out of
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| | Coordinate Kansas City Schools related
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| their homes. Many live in their cars, but
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| | activities with homeless shelters and
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| still more have to depend on charitable
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| | agencies
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| organizations to help them meet the needs
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| | What most impresses me is that not only
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| of their families. Sometimes, the
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| | have Kansas City Schools recognized the
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| judicial system gets involved, and
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| | needs of these very unique Kansas City
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| families are split up; kids are placed in
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| | Schools students, they are doing all they
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| foster care in the hopes that they will
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| | can to ensure they get the education they
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| get the care they need.
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| | need, deserve, and are entitled to. One
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| Kansas City Schools officials recognized
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| | might say that of all students, these are
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| a unique need for the children of a
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| | the ones who need a good Kansas City
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| homeless family - they still need an
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| | Schools education the most. Graduating
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| education. However, with the many
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| | from high school is the only way to get
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| obstacles present for a homeless child
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| | into college, and really the only way to
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| and his or her family, getting this
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| | move up in the world, even when working a
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| education is not always possible.
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| | "blue collar" job. Helping these Kansas
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| The State of Missouri requires every
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| | City Schools kids be successful in school
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| school district to coordinate homeless
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| | will not only help them ensure a better
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| student services, including the district
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| | future than if they didn't attend school,
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| which serves Kansas City Public Schools.
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| | but will help them build the confidence
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| Homeless Student Services assures that
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| | and self-esteem they need to continue
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| homeless Kansas City Schools students are
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| | succeeding.
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| provided the same free public education
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| | That's definitely one of the most
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| as is provided to other children and
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| | admirable reasons out there for offering
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| youth. Kansas City Schools' services for
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| | a public education to these deserving
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| over 1,000 homeless students include:
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| | Kansas City Schools students.
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