- Carrizo Springs CSISD
- McKinney-Vento
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District McKinney-Vento Liaison:
Sandra C. Uriegas
District Foster Care Liaison:
Debra Alaniz-Gonzalez
CSHS Campus McKinney-Vento Liaison:
Joey Cantu
CSI McKinney-Vento Liaison:
Roehl Velasquez
CSE McKinney-Vento Liaison:
Christy Ward
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Severe Winter Weather: Guidance for Students Experiencing Homelessness
TEA Guidance for 2021 Severe Winter Weather
McKinney Vento Posters for Parents
Information for Parents of School-Age Youth Poster English
Informacion para padres de Ninos escolar
McKinney Vento Posters for Students
Information for School-Age Youth
McKinney Vento Links
Guidance for Students Experiencing Homelessness
Resource Links for McKinney Vento Students and Families
Texas Education for Homeless Children and Youth COVID-19 Resource Page
Homeless education implementation resources
COVID-19 FAQ: Guidance for Students Experiencing Homelessness Updated April 14, 2020
Supporting Students Living in Motels and Hotels added 4/24/2020
Guidance for Students Experiencing Homelessness updated 4/24/2020
TEA Guidance for Students Experiencing Homelessness
TEHCY COVID-19 Webpage – www.techy.tea.texas.gov
TEA Website for Texas Education for Homeless Children and Youth (TEHCY) Program
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CSCISD Mobile Hot spot locations during the COVID-19 Pandemic (School Closure)
Asherton Elementary
Big Wells Elementary
CSE at the front of the school
CSI bus in the parking lot
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General Public Health Resources
As DSHS is the lead agency in the state’s preparedness efforts, school districts should be working closely with your local health authorities as you weigh operational decisions. You can find your local public health organization on the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) website. To see the status of COVID-19 cases, please visit the Department of State Health Services dashboard.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) launched a statewide mental health support line to help all Texans experiencing anxiety, stress, or other emotional challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD operates the line, which is available anytime day or night, at 833-986-1919. Counseling services are confidential and free of charge. More information on mental health resources and your local mental health authority can be found on HHSC's Website.
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Foster Care
https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/covid-19_military_connected_guidance_updated_april_2.pdf
19 TAC Chapter 89, Adaptions for Special Populations, Subchapter FF- Transition Assistance effective March 30, 2020
The adopted new rule assist with the transition of students who are homeless or in substitute care from one school to another and provide local education agencies with guidance on the requirements of Texas Education Code 25.007
Education Specialists by Region- Carrizo CISD is part of Region 20