281—33.10(256) School services.

1. 33.10(1)  The school district designated for the homeless child’s or youth’s enrollment will make available to the child or youth all services and assistance, including the following services, on the same basis as those services and assistance are provided to resident pupils:

   1. a. Compensatory education;
   2. b. Special education;
   3. c. English as a second language;
   4. d. Career and technical education courses or programs;
   5. e. Programs for gifted and talented pupils;
   6. f. Health services;
   7. g. Preschool (including Head Start);
   8. h. Before- and after-school child care;
   9. i. Food and nutrition programs;
   10. j. School counseling services to advise homeless students and prepare and improve the readiness of such students for college.

2. 33.10(2)  A district must include homeless students in its academic assessment and accountability system under the federal Every Student Succeeds Act, P.L.

   114-95, and report disaggregated data regarding the academic achievement and graduation rates for homeless children, as set forth in that Act.

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