Income is not a topic that we typically discuss in public. I see many families who have absolutely no income other than government assistance. I imagine it would be very embarrassing and awkward to disclose that to the strangers who are going to be educating your child. I have to wonder, why does the Los […]
Read More Income Verification … a daunting requestokay @uscfinancialaid , here is hoping I am financiang the dream correctly!
Read More USC Financial Aid StatusSchool on Wheels is awesome! Good job @uscannenberg & @SchoolonWheels The average homeless student falls 3 months behind their class every time they switch schools and the stress of homelessness means mom or dad may not have the time or a place to help with homework and school related work. School on Wheels bridges that […]
Read More How One-On-One Tutoring Is Creating Possibilities For LA’s Homeless YouthHey @LASCHOOLS … Please a dress the last minute change for families
Read More Less than 2 weeks until school starts, siblings split between schools in Westwood.Here is a contest to express the reasons and struggles for leaving school. Education is near and dear to my heart.<a href="”> It is as close to insurance against poverty as I can find
Read More Ask a Drop Out WhyDid you know that homeless students have the right to continue attending their last school, and have priority at the school closest to their temporary residence? It’s true! Los Angeles Homeless Education Program does this to redice the numbers of drop outs and to stabilize the lives of homeless youth. You can enroll in school […]
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