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Statutes and Guidance

Legislation can serve many purposes, including regulating, authorizing, sanctioning, prohibiting, appropriating funds, and more. In the field of homeless education, federal and state statutes establish the responsibilities and requirements of public agencies — including U.S. public schools and the homeless response system — related to addressing the needs of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness.

Regulations are the means by which federal and state agencies implement and enforce legislation. Guidance or other policy statements further clarify how a federal or state agency envisions the implementation of statutes and programs it oversees or administers.

Learn more about key pieces of federal and California state legislation related to the education and well-being of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness. Visit each legislative webpage for access to the full text of the statute, regulations, guidance, and other official resources related to the statute and its implementation.

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Federal

Learn more about key pieces of federal legislation related to the education and well-being of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness. Visit each legislative webpage for access to the full text of the statute, regulations, guidance, and other official resources related to the statute and its implementation.

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State

Learn more about key pieces of California state legislation related to the education and well-being of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness. Visit each legislative webpage for access to the full text of the statute, regulations, guidance, and other official resources related to the statute and its implementation.

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