- Northbrook School District 28
- District 28 Parent-Student Handbook
- Section 6: Parental Notifications
- Homeless Child's Right to Education
Parent/Student Handbook
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District 28 Parent-Student Handbook
- Section 2: Elementary School Information
- Section 3: Bus Transportation
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Section 4: Code of Conduct and Student Behavior
- Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Parents Rights and Responsibilities
- Staff Rights and Responsibilities
- Student Behavior
- Disciplinary Measures
- Weapons
- Suspension Procedures
- Expulsion Procedures
- Prevention of Bullying, Intimidation and Harassment
- Consequences for Misbehavior
- Delegation of Authority
- Section 5: Health and Safety
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Section 6: Parental Notifications
- Accommodating Individuals with Disabilities
- Annual Report Card
- Education of Children with Disabilities
- English Learners (EL)
- Equal Educational Opportunities
- Free and Reduced-Price Food Services
- Harassment: Bullying, Intimidation and Sexual Harassment
- Homeless Child's Right to Education
- Mandated Reporter, Title I
- Pesticide Application
- Response to Intervention
- Search and Seizure
- Sex Education Instruction
- Sex Offender Notification Law
- Standardized Testing, Teacher Qualifications
- Student and Family Privacy Rights
- Student Records
- Transgender/Non-Gender Binary Student Guidelines
- Unsafe School Transfer, Use of Facilities
- Violence Prevention, Violent Offender Notification
Homeless Child's Right to Education
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(refer to Board Policy 6:140)
A homeless child may attend the district school that the child attended when permanently housed or in which the child was last enrolled. A homeless child living in any district school’s attendance area may attend that school. Transportation shall be provided in accordance with state law. The superintendent shall act as or appoint a Liaison for Homeless Children to coordinate this policy’s implementation.
If a child is denied enrollment or transportation under this policy, the Liaison for Homeless Children shall immediately refer the child or his or her parent/guardian to the ombudsperson appointed by the appropriate Intermediate Service Center and provide the child or his or her parent/guardian with a written explanation for the denial. Whenever a child and his or her parent/guardian who initially share the housing of another person due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar hardship continue to share the housing, the liaison for Homeless Children may, after the passage of 18 months and annually thereafter, conduct a review as to whether such hardship continues to exist in accordance with state law. A “homeless child” is defined as provided in the McKinney Homeless Assistance Act.