McKinney-Vento (Homeless) Student Services
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Students and families who lack fixed, regular, or adequate housing due to eviction, family conflict, natural disaster, or other reasons related to economic hardship are eligible for services provided by The Ann Arbor Public Schools as required by the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. District services address the specific challenges that students experiencing residential transitions may face in enrolling, attending, and participating fully in school. The goal is to promote school stability and success for all students.
- An invisible issue: Homelessness in Ann Arbor Public Schools - All About Ann Arbor
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Students are eligible for educational services that remove barriers and support achievement. These include:
- Immediate or continued enrollment in school
- Transportation assistance (students and families)
- Free school meals, supplies, and resources
- Academic support/ recovery
- Fee waivers (for some AAPS programs)
- Referrals to educational and community services
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A request for services may be initiated in the following ways:
- In person at your school by contacting the office, counselor, principal, or McKinney-Vento school ally
- By contacting the district liaison, Alicia Maylone, directly at 734-260-0355 or maylonea@a2schools.org
- For additional information you may contact The Washtenaw Intermediate School District/Ozone House- The Education Project for Homeless Youth (EPHY) at 734-994-8100 x 1518
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Alicia MayloneMcKinney-Vento and Foster Care Liaison
Ann Arbor Public Schools
Phone: 734-260-0355
