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McKinney-Vento

This dataset counts up all students in each LEA that are considered homeless under the McKinney-Vento definition. This dataset allows states and the federal government to monitor where and how students of this vulnerable population are being served.

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Specifications

Category
Student Characteristics & Experiences
Collection method
EdFacts Portal
How often released
Annually
Timeline
6-9 Months* *- this data is not available on ED Data Express for SY22-23 yet, although in previous years it has taken 6-9 months
Representative or comprehensive sample
Comprehensive* *-districts with low numbers of homeless students have their numbers suppressed
Level of data
District
Source
States
Status
Unknown
Legislation/Regulation/Other
42 U.S.C. §§ 11432(f)(1), 11432(f)(3), and 11434(h)(1)

Where this dataset is used

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Used in these grants

This dataset does not feed a federal formula grant tracked in the Atlas. See all nine grants.

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