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McKinney-Vento & Foster Rep List 2026-2027

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McKinney-Vento & Foster Rep List 2026-2027

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How To Apply To State Jobs Webinar Flyer (1)

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Soluna and BrightLife Webinar August 2026

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Diaper Bank

Reach Out is partnering with Community Action Partnership, San Bernardino to provide FREE Diapers to low-income families residing in San Bernardino County

Date:

Every 4th Monday of Every Month

Time:

1:00pm-5:00pm

Location:

Reach Out Office

1126 W. Foothill Blvd., Upland, CA

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Scholarship Student Essay Tip Sheet (revised)

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The California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS) was launched in 2022 by the State of California with a clear mission: to help jumpstart college savings for children statewide by awarding scholarship accounts to youth across the state.

Administered by the ScholarShare Investment Board, CalKIDS takes the initiative by automatically offering children born in California and eligible public school students in California a CalKIDS Scholarship Account, along with other potential financial incentives.

*All children born in California on or after July 1, 2022

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California’s college savings plan is called ScholarShare 529. It’s an investment account that gives you tax advantages when used for qualified education expenses.

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The intent of the Ridership Program is to assign students to General Education Routes.  Transportation Services will assign students to routes until the maximum capacity is reached

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Education Legislation for Students in Foster Care or Experiencing Homelessness 

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Education Legislation for Students in Foster Care or Experiencing Homelessness 

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Support for Foster Youth - Copper Mountain College

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The Fostering Success Program at CMC provides specialized support services for current and former foster youth, all for your success.

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Complete the online Special Programs & Services (SPS) application using the button below. After submitting your application, a staff member of our Special Programs & Services team will be reaching out to you.
If you are applying for EOPS, you will need to have the following:

Enrolled as a full-time student (12 or more units)

Completed your FAFSA and qualify for CCPG A, B, or C with zero EFC

Prior college/university transcripts if you attended another institution

Below 70 transferable college units from any institution

As CARE is a subprogram to EOPS, you will need to have the following:

Complete the CalWORKs Release of Information form to allow program staff to contact the county office on your behalf to receive your Verification of Benefits.
If you are applying for NEXTUP, you will need to have the following:

Enrolled in at least 9 units or more (students in less than 9 students may be accepted into the program if the intent is to enroll in 9 units in a primary semester)

Current or former foster youth (in foster care on or after 13th birthday) or previously in the NEXTUP program at another community college

Under the age of 26 at the start of the academic year (July 1st)

Provide foster youth documentation:

Confirmation of foster youth history by the State Foster Youth Ombudsperson's office via student request. Click link to request form - Verification Request Form

Contact the State Foster Youth Ombudsperson's office at 1-844-846-1602 or via email at fosteryouthhelp@dss.ca.gov (on the subject include: NextUp Verification for Barstow Community College)

A letter from your county caseworker containing DOB, age and time in foster care system

If you are applying for CalWORKs, you will need to have the following:

Enrolled as a part-time student (6 or more units)

Complete the CalWORKs Release of Information form to allow program staff to contact the county office on your behalf to receive your Verification of Benefits.

*EOPS/CARE and CalWORKs do not accept summer applications. For Fall and Spring, you must apply by the stated deadline dates.*
Special Programs & Services Application Release of Information

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Specialized support services to help you succeed in college

Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) provides comprehensive academic and support counseling, limited financial aid assistance, textbooks, and more to help you overcome financial needs, language barriers, and other academic challenges.

But that's not all. CARE, for single parents receiving public assistance, and NextUp, for current or former foster youth, offer even more support to EOPS students to support your unique needs.

Get Started Learn More

Happening in EOPS/ CARE/ NextUp

How We Can Help You

As an EOPS/CARE/NextUp student, you'll have access to resources and opportunities to help you while at SBVC. Resources may vary depending on which program(s) you are a participant of.

Who is EOPS/ CARE/ NextUp for?

EOPS is available to SBVC students disadvantaged by social, economic, educational or linguistic barriers. As an EOPS student, you may also be eligible for additional support through CARE and/or NextUp.

Be a resident of California or qualify for the AB540 exemption waiver

Be enrolled or plan to enroll in a minimum of 12 units for the semester, if not a participant of Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

Have not completed more than 70 units from all colleges you have attended

Qualify and receive the California College Promise Grant A or B

Be an EOPS student

Be single-parent, single head of household

Be a current recipient of cash aid assistance or a monthly CalWORKs grant

Have at least one dependent child under the age of 18

Be an EOPS student

Be a current or former California foster youth

Have dependency established or continued by the court on or after your 13th birthday

No older than 25 years of age at the beginning of the academic year

Get Started in EOPS/ CARE/ NextUp

All three programs start with EOPS. Use our online form to check your eligibility and complete the EOPS application. Once an EOPS student, our staff will help you to also apply to CARE and/or NextUp.
Check Eligibility & Apply

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Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS)

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Specialized support services to help you succeed in college Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) provides comprehensive academic and support counseling, limited financial aid assistance, textbooks, and more to help you overcome financial needs, language barriers, and other academic challenges. But that's not all.

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EOPS/CARE/NextUp Services Counseling services include educational planning, career and transfer planning and personal counseling. Peer advising : EOPS peer advisors are Citrus students whose own experiences make them a valuable resource for other students. These positive role models are uniquely familiar with the inner workings of the campus and are especially knowledgeable about a large number of services that are offered to Citrus students. EOPS peer advisors have a true interest in your success.EOPS and CARE staff members are available for visits and presentations to local high schools and community groups. Topics covered may include: EOPS/CARE eligibility Admissions information and guidance Financial aid information To arrange a presentation at your site regarding the EOPS/CARE program, please contact Sara Gonzales-Tapia at sgonzalestapia@citruscollege.edu or by phone at (626) 914-8556.Priority registration Tutoring assistance Assistance with textbook funding Book loan services Community resource referrals Self-improvement workshops: test taking skills, studying with children, etc. CSU and UC Transfer Application Fee Waivers

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Adding McKinney-Vento or Foster Placement information in Synergy

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Adding McKinney-Vento or Foster Placement information in Synergy

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CHS WorkAbility Virtual Rource office 24/25

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https://forms.gle/tiyrpqxUnUXLbtJo7

Students who are neither McKinney-Vento or Foster can be supported with resources with the In-Need Referral.

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Lions Clubs International is home to 1.4 million members who are dedicated to serving their communities-and the world.

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Classroom Indicators of Homelessness and State/County Statistics for Foster and Homeless Youth 

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Classroom Indicators of Homelessness and State/County Statistics for Foster and Homeless Youth 

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Foster & Homeless Youth Omnitrans Transportation 

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Foster & Homeless Youth Omnitrans Transportation 

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Rialto USD planned in 2023 to ensure an alternative mode of transportation is available to MKV and FY students who enroll or experience homelessness while already enrolled in our District. In 2023, RUSD and Omnitrans partnered to ensure all RUSD students have an opportunity to ride to and from school and enjoy unlimited rides. This partnership's benefit is ensuring students do not miss school because of a lack of transportation.

Offering the Free Fares for School rider program (Omnitrans "public transportation") to students when they enroll or when identified at the school site as MKV/FY aligns with the requirement of USC 11432 (g)(3)(C). Please continue to offer the Free Fares for School option while Transportation Services processes the Transportation Referral. All RUSD students qualify for the Free Fares 4 School program. The only requirement is they have to show their school ID to the bus driver before boarding.

School sites will need to ensure that students are provided with a school ID upon enrollment so that they can benefit from this program.

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Free Omnitrans Transportation for RUSD Students

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Click on the Link above to be directed to Toy Giveaways and Holiday events in your city.

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Any questions, comments, or concerns can be sent to communityhealthrepsiehp.org

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2025 California Foster Youth Education Law Fact Sheets

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2025 California Foster Youth Education Law Fact Sheets

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Foster Youth Education Law 2025 Fact Sheet

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FOSTER YOUTH QUESTIONNAIRE (Spanish Version)

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Kevon Lee is a nationally recognized speaker and author in the field of education, known for his ability to inspire and motivate audiences. With years of experience as a speaker, Kevon has addressed over 350,000 individuals nationwide, including students, educators, and parents. Kevon's passion for education and empowering students is evident in his speaking engagements, where he shares personal and academic success strategies. His dynamic and interactive approach leaves audiences feeling energized and equipped to tackle challenges with confidence.

In addition to his speaking engagements, Kevon is also an accomplished author. He has written a children's book, "Kevon’s Big Field Day, We Should All Have A Chance," encouraging students to support and uplift each other.

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I’ve Been Selected for Financial Aid ID Verification—What Do I Do?

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I’ve Been Selected for Financial Aid ID Verification—What Do I Do?

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After submitting the FAFSA, some students are selected for ID verification—a process used to confirm your identity and prevent fraud. This page explains what ID verification means, how it’s different from an unaccompanied homeless youth determination, and the steps you can take if you’re selected. We also provide resources to help you obtain a government-issued photo ID.

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I’ve Been Selected for Financial Aid ID Verification—What Do I Do?

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This page explains what ID verification means, how it’s different from an unaccompanied homeless youth determination, and the steps you can take if you’re selected. We also provide resources to help you obtain a government-issued photo ID.

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BEST MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER FOR EDUCATORS | HEART WORK

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Words are dope but mean very little when not coupled with actions and resources. Here are a few that are aimed at helping young people access the education and support they need to thrive. The below scholarship resources are mainly for California residents but this list is ever expanding to all states.

This is just the beginning. We'll be expanding this section with all kinds of useful information and tools, from housing resources to youth development strategies and family supports. Stay tuned for updates that will help empower and uplift youth and families with tangible needs.

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Words are dope but mean very little when not coupled with actions and resources. Here are a few that are aimed at helping young people access the education and support they need to thrive. The below scholarship resources are mainly for California residents but this list is ever expanding to all states.

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Children Deserve Success PEER Support SPEAKER REQUEST

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Children Deserve Success PEER Support SPEAKER REQUEST

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Please fill out this form as completely as possible. All speaker requests will be reviewed. Our office will contact you for further details.

Please email copies of any schedule/agenda/program for the event and any additional background and information that might be useful. Please notify us of any changes at least one week prior to the event.