- Moore Public Schools
- Homeless Education
Federal Programs
- Federal Programs
- Title I
- Homeless Education
- Title II
- Title III
- American Indian Education
- After School Tutorial Program
- Junior High Tutors, Contact Information
- Please enjoy this video highlighting MPS Native American Education Program in the link below!
- Native American Education Student Enrollment Form
- Rock Your Mocs 2020 First 3 Days
- School Supplies List, Moore Public Schools Native American Education
- Student Eligibility Form ED 506
- Native American Senior Recognition Banquet
- JUNIOR HIGH MATH TUTORING REQUEST FORM
- Fillable 506 Form OPEN IN ADOBE ACROBAT to complete AND SIGN! Thank you!
- FREE ACT Workshop, Virtual Via ZOOM
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Homeless Education for Children and Unaccompanied Youth
McKinney-Vento Homeless Liaison - Amanda Robinson
405-735-4236Moore Public Schools ensures that each child of a homeless individual and each homeless youth has equal access to the same free appropriate public education, including a public preschool education, as provided to other children and youths. Any family identified as homeless should contact the district liaison listed above for additional information regarding eligibility, enrollment, and services.
Additionally, unaccompanied youth are informed of their status as independent students under section 480 of the HEA (20 U.S.C. 1087vv). (Section 722(g)(6)(A)(x)(III)). The local liaison will assist youths with receiving verification of such status for federal student aid purposes. (Section 722(g)(6)(A)(x)(III)). This status is important because independent students do not need to provide parent information on the FAFSA, and an independent student’s Federal financial aid package is calculated without the expectation of parental financial support.McKinney-Vento Dispute Form
Homeless Education & Homeless Liaison Duties
Making a Referral:
To make a referral of a homeless child, please contact Amanda Robinson (405)-735-4236.
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