- San Juan Unified School District
- McKinney-Vento Program (MKV)
Student Support Services
- Student Support Services Home
- Attendance Improvement Program (AIP)
- Bridges After-School ASSETs
- Bullying Prevention
- Foster Youth Services
- Get Help: Mental Health Supports for Students, Staff and Families
- Health Services
- Home and Hospital Instruction
- TK-8 Homeschool Program
- Learning Supports Teams (LST)
- McKinney-Vento Program (MKV)
- notalone
- PBIS - Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports
- Prevention Programs
- Section 504
- Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
- Student Review and Interventions
- Suicide Prevention
- Suspected Child Abuse Reporting
- White House Counseling
McKinney-Vento "Families Living in Transition" Program
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Individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence are considered to be living in transition. The program includes school-age children who have a nighttime residence that is: shared with another family, a shelter, motel or hotel, transitional housing, trailer park, campground, makeshift arrangements in someone's home or a place not designed for human accommodations.
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Program Brochure
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Goals
- Identify students who are in transition/homeless
- Assist in immediate enrollment
- Remove Barriers to education and extra curricular activities
- Inform students/staff and school sites of Educational Rights
- Provide resources in and out of school district
- Outreach to District and staff and Community for Increased awareness and collaboration
Rights of Students
- Immediate Enrollment
- Rights to School of Origin/Feeder School
- Transportation
- Homeless Liaison Support
- Removal of all Barriers to FAPE, Enrollment and Extra Curricular Activities
- Enrollment without normally required documents such as:
- Proof of Residency
- Immunization Records
- School Records
- Legal Guardianship papers
Community Resources
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2-1-1 Sacramento - Dial 211 or call (916) 498-1000 - Overview of Community Resources
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Access Mental Health Team - (916) 875-1055 or Toll Free (888) 881-4481
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A Community for Peace - Domestic Violence and LGBTQ Support
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California Department of Education - Help for Students in Crisis - Mental Health Resources
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CA Youth Crisis Line - 1(800) 843-5200 - Texting Ok
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City of Citrus Heights
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Citrus Heights Voluntary Legal Services Program
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Emergency Family Shelter Reservation List - Department of Human Assistance DHA
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Francis House - Homeless Resources
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Homeless Children & Youth Education - California Department of Education Information
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Legal Services of Northern California
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Mental Health Urgent Care Clinic MHUCC
- NAEHCY (National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth)
- Tenant Declaration Template - Moratorium on Eviction Thru December
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NAMI Sacramento - Mental Health Resources
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National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth
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National Center for Homeless Education at SERVE
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 and TTY 1-800-787-3224
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National Law Center on Homeless and Poverty
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Toll Free 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)
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Next Move Homeless Services- (916) 455-2160
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Opening Doors - (916) 492-2591 - Community Outreach for Immigrant, Refugee, Human Trafficking
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Renters Helpline - (916) 389-7877 Landlord/Tenant Concerns
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River Oak Children's Resource Center
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Sacramento County - Department of Health Services - Behavioral Health Services
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Sacramento Self-Help Housing - (916) 341-0593 - Housing Assistance
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Sacramento Steps Forward - Homeless Resources Sacramento County
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San Juan Unified Mental Health Referral and Resources
- SchoolHouse Connection - Applying to College Assistance
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SchoolHouse Connection - Homeless Advocacy and Technical Assistance/Support
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SHRA Housing Authority Wait Lists - (916) 440-1390 - Housing Assistance
- SMUD - Low Income Assistance During COVID19
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St. John’s Shelter Program for Women and Children - (916) 453-1482
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Suicide 24hr Crisis Line - 1(800)273-8255 or (916)368-3111
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Travelers Aid - Emergency Assistance Agency - (916) 399-9646
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Volunteers of America - (916) 442-3691 - Housing Support
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WarmLine - Parenting Children with Developmental Disabilities
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WEAVE (Women Escaping a Violent Environment) - (916) 920-2952 - Domestic Violence Support
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WIND Youth Services - (916) 561-4900 - Youth Shelter/Resources
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Last Modified on January 6, 2021