Homeless Youth Education Liaison Enrollment Form

Streamline Education Access for Youth Experiencing Homelessness

Homeless youth face unique barriers to accessing education, but the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act ensures they have the right to immediate enrollment, school stability, and support services. This Homeless Youth Education Liaison Enrollment Form is designed specifically for school districts, social services agencies, and educational advocates working to break down those barriers and connect young people with the education they deserve.

Built for Compliance and Compassion

This template helps education liaisons and intake coordinators quickly gather the essential information needed to enroll homeless youth in school—without the typical documentation requirements that can delay or prevent enrollment. Whether the student lacks immunization records, proof of residency, or previous school transcripts, this form facilitates immediate enrollment while working to obtain records in the background.

The form captures living situation details, identifies the appropriate school of origin or best-interest placement, assesses transportation needs, coordinates school supply provision, and ensures families understand their educational rights under federal and state law. It's structured to support dignified, trauma-informed intake that respects privacy while connecting youth to wraparound services.

Automate Notifications and Coordinate Care

Using Paperform, this template can be embedded on district websites, shared by caseworkers, or accessed via mobile devices in shelters and community centers. With built-in integrations and Stepper workflow automation, you can automatically notify school registrars, transportation coordinators, and counseling staff when a new enrollment is submitted—ensuring that every homeless youth receives the coordinated support they need from day one.

Whether you're a McKinney-Vento liaison, a school social worker, or a nonprofit advocate, this template helps you deliver on the promise that every child has the right to a stable, quality education—no matter where they call home.