Chicopee Schools Homeless Report

8/13/2019 Chicopee Schools Homeless Report

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Back-Up Materials for

Presentation of Information and Data on

McKinney–Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act

Regular Meeting of the School Committee

January 22, 2014



Homeless Students 1/14/2014 (SY 2013-2014)

Page 1

Grade PK KF 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 SP Grand Total

Academy 2 1 4 2 9

Barry 2 3 1 1 2 9

Belcher 3 3 3 9

BMS 5 7 8 20

Bowe 1 3 1 3 2 10

Bowie 2 1 2 1 1 1 8CCHS 4 8 3 3 1 19

CHS 7 3 3 2 15

Fvmms 2 1 4 7

Lambert 1 1 3 2 3 10

Litwin 11 2 4 6 2 3 28

Selser 2 2 1 1 2 2 10

Stefanik 17 6 5 2 4 4 38

Streiber 6 2 1 1 10

Szetela 9 9

Grand Total 10 44 23 16 15 15 18 7 10 13 15 13 6 5 1 211

9 9 9

20

108

19

15

7

10

28

10

38

109

Homeless Students by School




Page 2

Gender M F Grand Total

Academy 6 3 9

Barry 5 4 9

Belcher 5 4 9

BMS 13 7 20

Bowe 4 6 10

Bowie 5 3 8CCHS 13 6 19

CHS 10 5 15

Fvmms 2 5 7

Lambert 6 4 10

Litwin 19 9 28

Selser 5 5 10

Stefanik 20 18 38

Streiber 6 4 10

Szetela 7 2 9

Grand Total 126 85 211

65 5

13

4

5

13

10

2

6

19

5

20

67

3 4 4

76

3

65 5

4

9

5

18

42

Homeless Students by Gender

M F




Page 3

Ethnicity Grand Total

Asian 2

Black or African American 18

Hispanic 114

Multi-Race, Non-Hispanic 15

White 62

Grand Total 211

Asian

0.95%

Black or African

American

8.53%

Hispanic

54.03%

Multi-Race, Non-

Hispanic

7.11%

White

29.38%

Homeless Students by Ethnicity




Page 4

LEP Not LEP

LEP student in

first year of U.S.

schooling

LEP student not in

first year of U.S.

schooling Grand Total

Academy 9 9

Barry 4 2 3 9

Belcher 9 9

BMS 18 1 1 20Bowe 10 10

Bowie 8 8

CCHS 14 1 4 19

CHS 15 15

Fvmms 7 7

Lambert 10 10

Litwin 28 28

Selser 4 4 2 10

Stefanik 35 3 38

Streiber 10 10

Szetela 9 9

Grand Total 190 11 10 211

Not LEP

90.05%

LEP student in first

year of U.S.

schooling

5.21%

LEP student not in

first year of U.S.

schooling

4.74%

Homeless Students LEP




Page 5

SPED

10 or more

hrs/wk in PK

program

inclusive setting

majority of the

time (greater

than 50%)

10 or more

hrs/wk in PK

program

inclusive

setting 50%

of time or

less

3-5 Year old

Substantially

Separate Class

6-21 Year old

Substantially

Separate

Classroom F u l l I n

c l u s i o n

N o t S P E D

P a r t i a

l I n c l u s i o n

Grand Total

Academy 2 2 5 9

Barry 9 9

Belcher 2 7 9

BMS 2 1 17 20

Bowe 1 9 10

Bowie 7 1 8

CCHS 2 2 13 2 19

CHS 2 1 12 15

Fvmms 7 7Lambert 4 6 10

Litwin 1 1 2 23 1 28

Selser 1 9 10

Stefanik 2 1 35 38

Streiber 1 1 8 10

Szetela 6 1 2 9

Grand Total 7 1 6 15 11 167 4 211

10 or more hrs/wk in

PK program inclusive

setting majority of the

time (greater than

50%)

3.32%

10 or more hrs/wk in

PK program inclusivesetting 50% of time or

less

0.47% 3-5 Year old

Substantially Separate

Class

2.84%

6-21 Year old

Substantially Separate

Classroom

7.11%

Full Inclusion

5.21%

Not SPED

79.15%

Partial Inclusion

1.90%

SPED Homeless Students




Page 6

Plan 504 504 Plan Not 504 Grand Total

Academy 3 6 9

Barry 9 9

Belcher 1 8 9

BMS 20 20

Bowe 2 8 10

Bowie 8 8CCHS 19 19

CHS 2 13 15

Fvmms 7 7

Lambert 1 9 10

Litwin 1 27 28

Selser 10 10

Stefanik 3 35 38

Streiber 2 8 10

Szetela 9 9


504 Plan

7.11%

Not 504

92.89%

Homeless Students on a 504 Plan




Page 7

Residence Arrangement Count of Residence

Children/youth awaiting foster care (e.g. DSS

emergency, temporary, transitional placement 27

Doubled-up (sharing the housing of others due

to loss of housing, economic hardship) 21

Hotels/Motels 125Shelters 37

Unaccompanied youth 1

Grand Total 211

Children/youth

awaiting foster care

(e.g. DSS emergency,

temporary,

transitional placement

12.80%

Doubled-up (sharing

the housing of others

due to loss of housing,

economic hardship)

9.95%

Hotels/Motels

59.24%

Shelters

17.54%

Unaccompanied youth0.47%

Homeless Students Residence Arrangement




Page 8

Town of Origin Grand Total

Agawam 1

Barre 1

Boston 3

Brockton 1

California 1

Chelsea 1Chicopee 102

Connecticut 1

Florida 12

Georgia 1

Greenfield 1

Holland 2

Holyoke 8

Lawrence 4

Longmeadow 1

North Carolina 2

Ohio 1

Philadelphia 4

Puerto Rico 8

Springfield 40

Syracuse N.Y. 3

Tennessee 4

Texas 2

Unknown 1

West Springfield 2

Westfield 2

Worcester 2Grand Total 211

1

1

3

1

1

1

102

1

12

1

1

2

8

4

1

2

1

4

8

40

3

4

2

1

2

2

2

Agawam

Barre

Boston

Brockton

California

Chelsea

Chicopee

Connecticut

Florida

Georgia

Greenfield

Holland

Holyoke

Lawrence

Longmeadow

North Carolina

Ohio

Philadelphia

Puerto Rico

Springfield

Syracuse N.Y.

Tennessee

Texas

Unknown

West Springfield

Westfield

Worcester

Homeless Students Town of Origin



Homeless Students SY 2012-2013

Page 1

School P r e - K

K i n d e r g a r t e n

G r a d e 1

G r a d e 2

G r a d e 3

G r a d e 4

G r a d e 5

G r a d e 6

G r a d e 7

G r a d e 8

G r a d e 9

G r a d e 1 0

G r a d e 1 1

G r a d e 1 2

G r a n d T o t a l

Academy 5 2 2 9

Barry 2 1 3

Belcher 9 6 4 19

BMS 9 7 11 27

Bowe 5 4 2 3 2 5 21

Bowie 1 1 1 3 6

CCHS 4 3 4 3 14

CHS 6 7 3 3 19

Fvmms 7 6 8 21

Lambert 1 1 1 1 1 5

Litwin 8 2 2 5 3 2 22

Outplaced -McCauley 1 1

Outplaced -Millpond 1 1

Selser 2 2 1 3 1 9Stefanik 5 3 3 5 2 1 19

Streiber 2 2 2 1 7

Szetela 10 10

Grand Total 10 33 20 15 18 11 14 16 14 19 15 12 8 8 213

9

3

1927

21

6

14

19

21

5

22

11

9

19

7

10

Academy

Barry

BelcherBMS

Bowe

Bowie

CCHS

CHS

Fvmms

Lambert

Litwin

Outplaced -McCauleyOutplaced -Millpond

Selser

Stefanik

Streiber

Szetela





Page 2

School Male Female Total

Academy 6 3 9

Barry 2 1 3

Belcher 9 10 19

BMS 13 14 27

Bowe 9 12 21

Bowie 2 4 6CCHS 6 8 14

CHS 12 7 19

Fvmms 11 10 21

Lambert 5 5

Litwin 11 11 22



Selser 2 7 9

Stefanik 5 14 19

Streiber 7 7

Szetela 7 3 10


6

2

9

13

9

2

6

1211

5

11

1 12

5

7

3

1

10

14

12

4

87

10

11

7

14

7

3

A c a d e

m y

B a

r r y

B e l c h e r

B

M S

B o

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B o w i e

C C

H S

C

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F v m

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L a m b

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L i t w i n

O u t p l a c e d - M c C a u

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S e l s e r

S t e f a

n i k

S t r e i b e r

S z e t e l a

Homeless Students By Gender

Male Female




Page 3



Hispanic 92

Multi-Race, Non-Hispanic 12

White 97

Grand Total 213

Black or African

American

6%

Hispanic

43%

Multi-Race,

Non-Hispanic

6%

White

45%





Page 4

School Not LEP

LEP student in

first year of U.S.

schooling

LEP student not

in first year of

U.S. schooling Grand Total

Academy 9 9

Barry 1 1 1 3

Belcher 16 2 1 19BMS 23 3 1 27

Bowe 19 2 21

Bowie 6 6

CCHS 11 1 2 14

CHS 19 19

Fvmms 20 1 21

Lambert 5 5

Litwin 22 22



Selser 9 9

Stefanik 15 3 1 19

Streiber 7 7

Szetela 10 10


Not LEP

91%

LEP student in

first year of U.S.

schooling

6%

LEP student notin first year of

U.S. schooling

3%

Homeless Students by LEP Status




Page 5

School

10 or more

hrs/wk in

PK program

inclusive

setting

majority of

Full

Inclusion

Not

SPED

Partial

Inclusion

Private

Separate

Day

School

Residential

School

Substantially

Separate

Classroom

Was

SPED Tota

Academy 7 2 9Barry 3 3

Belcher 2 16 1 19

BMS 1 24 1 1 27

Bowe 1 20 21

Bowie 6 6

CCHS 2 9 2 1 14

CHS 3 13 1 1 1 19

Fvmms 4 14 3 21

Lambert 4 1 5

Litwin 3 15 4 22



Selser 1 8 9

Stefanik 2 16 1 19

Streiber 1 2 1 3 7

Szetela 5 5 10

Grand Total 5 20 157 5 1 1 22 2 21

10 or more hrs/wk

in PK program

inclusive settingmajority of the time

(greater than 50%)

2%

Full Inclusion

9%

Not SPED

74%

Partial Inclusion

2%

Private Separate

Day School

1%

Residential School

1%

Substantially

Separate Classroom10%Was SPED

1%

Homeless Students by SPED Placement




Page 6

School 504 Not 504 Grand Total

Academy 1 8 9

Barry 1 2 3

Belcher 19 19

BMS 27 27Bowe 1 20 21

Bowie 6 6

CCHS 14 14

CHS 4 15 19

Fvmms 1 20 21

Lambert 5 5

Litwin 2 20 22



Selser 9 9

Stefanik 1 18 19

Streiber 7 7

Szetela 2 8 10


504

6%

Not 504

94%





Page 7

Residence Arrangement P r e - K


G r a d e 1

G r a d e 2

G r a d e 3

G r a d e 4

G r a d e 5

G r a d e 6

G r a d e 7

G r a d e 8

G r a d e 9

G r a d e 1 0

G r a d e 1 1

G r a d e 1 2

G r a n d T o t a l

Children/youth awaiting foster care

(e.g. DSS emergency, temporary,

transitional placement 2 6 1 2 1 7 6 3 7 6 4 3 48Doubled-up (sharing the housing of

others due to loss of housing, economic

hardship) 1 5 3 3 2 3 2 5 2 2 2 2 1 33

Hotels/Motels 8 23 8 7 12 6 7 7 5 9 6 4 1 2 105

Shelters 1 3 3 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 21

Unaccompanied youth 1 5 6

Grand Total 10 33 20 15 18 11 14 16 14 19 15 12 8 8 213

48

33

105

21

6

Children/youth awaiting foster care (e.g. DSS

emergency, temporary, transitional placement

Doubled-up (sharing the housing of others due to

loss of housing, economic hardship)

Hotels/Motels

Shelters

Unaccompanied youth

Residence Arrangement





MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

HOMELESS STUDENT PROGRAM DATA 2012-13

School District Data

1. The number of districts reporting homeless student data for the 2012-13 school year:

Total # Districts in State Total # Districts Reporting

Districts without Subgrants 380 377

Districts with Subgrants 22 22

2. The number of homeless children and youth enrolled in Massachusetts’s public schools during the 2012-13

school year, according to grade level:

Grade Level Number of homeless

children/youth enrolled in

districts without subgrants

Number of homeless

children/youth enrolled in

districts with subgrants

Total

PK 140 197 337

K 429 1001 1430

1 461 1045 1506

2 427 970 1397

3 347 881 1228

4 333 823 1156

5 351 750 1101

6 320 786 1106

7 321 754 1075

8 346 785 1131

9 443 922 1365

10 370 649 1019

11 329 577 906

12 445 598 1043

UG 7 5 12

Total 5,069 10,743 15,812

3. The total number of homeless children and youth according to their primary nighttime residence at the time oftheir initial identification for the 2012-13 school year:

Primary nighttime

residence

Number of

homeless

children/youth in

districts without

subgrants

Number of

homeless children/

youth in districts

with subgrants

Number of

Homeless

children/youth in

Special Education

Total Number

of homeless

children /youth

Shelters 983 2,673 925 3,656

Doubled-up 1898 4,846 1,651 6,744

Unaccompanied

Youth

379 556 250 935

Unsheltered (e.g.,

cars, parks,

campgrounds, etc.)

61 48 34 109

Hotels/Motels 986 1,596 598 2,582

Awaiting Foster

Care

762 1,024 904 1,786

Total 5,069 10,743 4,362 15,812






Page 2

Male Female Grand Total

Academy 7 5 12

Barry 3 4 7

Belcher 6 7 13

BMS 10 11 21

Bowe 14 20 34

Bowie 3 3CCHS 11 18 29

CHS 11 10 21

Fvmms 10 7 17

Lambert 6 6

Litwin 12 13 25

Outplaced - Valley West 1 1

Selser 7 8 15

Stefanik 5 14 19

Streiber 2 2

Szetela 3 1 4


7

3

6

10

14

3

11 11 10

6

12

1

75

35 4

7

11

2018

10

7

13

8

14

2 1


Male Female




Page 3


White 96


Asian 5

White & Black or African American 13

White & American Indian or Alaska Native 1

Black or African American Hispanic or Latino 3White & Black or African American Hispanic or Latino 1

White Hispanic or Latino 88

Grand Total 229

White

42%

Black or

African

American

10%

Asian

2% White & Black or

African American

6%

White & American

Indian or Alaska

Native

Black or African

American Hispanic or

Latino

1%

White & Black or

African American

Hispanic or Latino

1%

White Hispanic or

Latino

38%





Page 4

LEP Not LEP

LEP in first year of

U.S. schooling

LEP not in first

year of U.S.


Academy 12 12

Barry 5 1 1 7

Belcher 11 1 1 13

BMS 17 4 21Bowe 26 6 2 34

Bowie 3 3

CCHS 29 29

CHS 18 3 21

Fvmms 16 1 17

Lambert 6 6

Litwin 25 25


Selser 13 2 15

Stefanik 17 2 19

Streiber 2 2

Szetela 4 4


Not LEP

90%

LEP in first year of

U.S. schooling

8%

LEP not in first year

of U.S. schooling

2%

Homeless Students by LEP




Page 5

SPED

Full

Inclusion Not SPED

Partial

Inclusion

Private

Separate

Day

School

Substanti

ally

Separate

Classroo

m

Was SPED

this year

Grand

Total

Academy 3 6 1 2 12

Barry 7 7Belcher 2 10 1 13

BMS 2 17 2 21

Bowe 7 27 34

Bowie 1 2 3

CCHS 3 20 1 4 1 29

CHS 1 13 4 3 21

Fvmms 3 12 1 1 17

Lambert 4 2 6

Litwin 5 18 2 25


Selser 15 15

Stefanik 2 16 1 19

Streiber 1 1 2

Szetela 4 4

Grand Total 29 172 6 1 19 2 229

Full Inclusion

13%

Not SPED

75%

Partial Inclusion

3%

Private Separate

Day School

0%

Substantially

Separate

Classroom

8%

Was SPED this

year

1%

Homeless Students

by SPED Placement




Page 6

504 Plan 504 Not 504 Grand Total

Academy 2 10 12

Barry 7 7

Belcher 13 13

BMS 21 21

Bowe 1 33 34


CHS 3 18 21

Fvmms 17 17

Lambert 1 5 6

Litwin 1 24 25


Selser 1 14 15

Stefanik 19 19

Streiber 2 2

Szetela 4 4


504

5%

Not 504

95%





Page 7

Residence Arrangement P r e - K


G r a d e 1

G r a d e 2

G r a d e 3

G r a d e 4

G r a d e 5

G r a d e 6

G r a d e 7

G r a d e 8

G r a d e 9

G r a d e 1 0

G r a d e 1 1

G r a d e 1 2

G r a n d

T o t a l

Children/youth awaiting

foster care (e.g. DCF

emergency, temporary,

transitional placement 2 2 2 3 5 2 3 6 8 7 4 44

Doubled-up (sharing the

housing of others due to

loss of housing, economic

hardship) 1 3 4 1 5 1 3 2 4 1 5 2 3 35

Hotels/Motels 3 23 18 16 7 6 6 5 7 3 6 1 3 3 107

Shelters 6 2 4 5 4 4 2 2 3 1 1 34

Unaccompanied youth 3 6 9

Grand Total 4 34 24 23 14 15 14 13 18 12 21 11 13 13 229

44

35

107

34

9

Children/youth awaiting foster care (e.g. DCF

emergency, temporary, transitional placement

Doubled-up (sharing the housing of others due to loss

of housing, economic hardship)

Hotels/Motels

Shelters

Unaccompanied youth

Residence Arrangement




Page 8

District of Origin G r a n d

T o t a l

Adams 2

Agawam 1

Arkansas 1Chicopee 143

Easthampton 1

Feeding Hills 1

Florida 14

Longmeadow 1

N. Brookfield 1

New Jersey 3

New York 1

North Carolina 7

Pittsfield 2

Puerto Rico 10

Shirley 6

So. Yarmouth 2

Springfield 17

Syracuse NY 1

Washington 3

West field 2

West Springfield 1

Westfield 1

Worcester 4

Unknown 4Grand Total 229

2

1

1

143

1

1

14

1

1

3

1

7

2

10

6

2

17

1

3

2

1

1

4

4

Adams

Agawam

Arkansas

Chicopee

Easthampton

Feeding Hills

Florida

Longmeadow

N. Brookfield

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina

Pittsfield

Puerto Rico

Shirley

So. Yarmouth

SpringfieldSyracuse NY

Washington

West field

West Springfield

Westfield

Worcester

Unknown

Homeless Students' District of Origin




Page 1

Grade KF PK 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 SP Grand Total

Academy 5 4 3 1 13

Barry 3 4 1 2 1 3 14

Belcher 3 2 3 8

BMS 6 9 6 21

Bowe 3 3 5 3 2 4 20

Bowie 2 2

CCHS 5 9 7 7 1 29

CHS 8 10 1 4 1 24

Fvmms 8 6 3 17

Lambert 1 2 1 4

Litwin 3 2 5 5 6 21

Outplaced 1 1

Selser 7 1 4 2 3 7 24

Stefanik 4 1 3 2 2 12

Streiber 1 1 2

Szetela 3 3Grand Total 24 3 15 16 16 15 21 14 15 14 17 22 9 12 2 215

13 14

8

21 20

2

29

24

17

4

21

1

24

12

2 3





Page 2

Gender M F Grand Total

Academy 7 6 13

Barry 9 5 14

Belcher 4 4 8

BMS 12 9 21

Bowe 8 12 20


CHS 12 12 24

Fvmms 11 6 17

Lambert 4 4

Litwin 13 8 21

Outplaced 1 1

Selser 9 15 24

Stefanik 8 4 12

Streiber 1 1 2

Szetela 2 1 3


7

9

4

12

8

2

13 1211

4

13

1

98

12

65

4

9

12

16

12

6

8

15

4

1 1


M F




Page 3


American Indian or Alaska Native 1

Asian 3


Black or African American & Asian Hispanic or Latino 1

Black or African American Hispanic or Latino 6

White 80White & Asian 1

White & Black or African American 5

White Hispanic or Latino 109

Grand Total 215

American Indian or

Alaska Native

1%Asian

1%

Black or African

American

4%

Black or African

American & Asian

Hispanic or Latino

1%

Black or African

American Hispanic

or Latino

3%

White

37%

White & Asian

0%White & Black

or African

American

2%

White Hispanic orLatino

51%





Page 4

LEP Not LEP

LEP in first

year of U.S.

schooling

LEP not in

first year of

U.S.


Academy 13 13

Barry 13 1 14

Belcher 8 8BMS 19 1 1 21

Bowe 18 1 1 20

Bowie 2 2

CCHS 27 2 29

CHS 24 24

Fvmms 13 3 1 17

Lambert 4 4

Litwin 21 21

Outplaced 1 1

Selser 22 1 1 24

Stefanik 8 4 12

Streiber 2 2

Szetela 3 3


Not LEP

92%

LEP in first year

of U.S. schooling

6%

LEP not in first

year of U.S.

schooling2%

LEP Homeless Students




Page 5

SPED Not SPED

Was SPED during

School Year SPED Grand Total

Academy 6 7 13

Barry 8 6 14

Belcher 6 2 8

BMS 15 6 21

Bowe 15 5 20Bowie 2 2

CCHS 21 1 7 29

CHS 19 5 24

Fvmms 12 5 17

Lambert 3 1 4

Litwin 12 1 8 21

Outplaced 1 1

Selser 22 2 24

Stefanik 9 3 12

Streiber 1 1 2

Szetela 1 2 3


Not SPED

71%

Was SPED

during School

Year

1%

SPED

28%

SPED Homeless Students




Page 6

504 Plan NOT in a 504 Plan Grand Total

Academy 13 13

Barry 14 14

Belcher 8 8

BMS 21 21

Bowe 20 20

Bowie 2 2CCHS 29 29

CHS 24 24

Fvmms 17 17

Lambert 4 4

Litwin 21 21

Outplaced 1 1

Selser 24 24

Stefanik 12 12

Streiber 2 2

Szetela 3 3

Grand Total 215 215

NOT in a 504

Plan

100%





Page 7

Residence Arrangement Grand Total

Children/youth awaiting foster care 41

Doubled-up 53

Hotels/Motels 68

Shelters 41

Unaccompanied youth 12

Grand Total 215

Children/youth

awaiting foster care

41

Doubled-up

53

Hotels/Motels

68

Shelters

41

Unaccompanied

youth

12

Residence Arragement for Homeless Students




Page 8

District of Origin Grand Total

Agawam 1

Brooklynn, NY 1

Chicopee 135

Connecticut 1

Fall River 2

Florida 10Holyoke 4

Illinois 1

Longmeadow 1

Ludlow 3

New Britain, CT 2

New Jersey 5

New York 7

North Carolina 6

Northampton 1

Puerto Rico 14

Salem 2

Schenectedy, NY 3

Springfield 16

Grand Total 215

11

13512

104

1132

576

114

23

16

Agawam

Brooklynn, NY

Chicopee

Connecticut

Fall River

Florida

Holyoke

Illinois

Longmeadow

Ludlow

New Britain, CT

New Jersey

New York

North Carolina

Northampton

Puerto Rico

Salem

Schenectedy, NY

Springfield

Homeless Students District of Origin



MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY

EDUCATION HOMELESS STUDENT PROGRAM DATA

Three Year Summary of McKinney-Vento Homeless Enrollment Data(SASID Based)

Grade Level School Year 2009-10

303 Districts Reporting

School Year 2010-11


School Year 2011-12


PK 306 349 337

K 1083 1242 1,404

1 1154 1290 1,447

2 1054 1103 1,244

3 1064 1068 1,148

4 993 1076 1,0965 931 994 1,042

6 887 980 996

7 872 971 1,072

8 996 969 1,099

9 1205 1403 1,336

10 906 972 1,012

11 818 904 944

12 808 916 895

UG 13 10 13

Total 13,090 14,247 15,085

Primarynighttime

residence

Shelters 3,231 3707 3,352

Doubled-up 5,540 5830 6,111

Unaccompanied

Youth

735 746 820

Unsheltered

(e.g., cars,

parks,

campgrounds,

etc.)

84 58 54

Hotels/Motels 1436 1891 2,735

Awaiting Foster

Care

2,064 2015 2,013

Total 13,090 14,247 15,085

Documents

Chicopee Schools Homeless Report