Help for Students Experiencing Homelessness From Antietam School District
Antietam School District has a staff liaison for students who are experiencing homelessness, meaning students without a fixed, regular and adequate place to sleep at night, as defined under the federal McKinney-Vento law.
The district points families to a presentation about the guidelines and responsibilities the district follows surrounding homelessness, along with the district's homeless policy and the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Basic Education Circular on education for children and youth experiencing homelessness.
To ask a question or raise a concern, contact Jen Reeves, the Antietam liaison, at jreeves@antietamsd.org. The district office is at 100 Antietam Rd, Reading PA 19606, and the phone numbers listed are (610) 779-0554 and (610) 779-4424.
The page gives few details. It does not say what specific help a student can get, whether enrollment or transportation assistance is arranged, what hours the liaison is available, or what documents to bring, so ask when you contact the liaison.
Source: antietamsd.org/parent-information/homeless-students, read September 18, 2026.
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In Antietam School District’s words
In 1987, Congress passed the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act to aid homeless persons. The below presentation link is intended to provide information about the guidelines and responsibilities that the Antietam School District follows, surrounding homelessness.
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This listing summarizes publicly available information from antietamsd.org/parent-information/homeless-students. Last recorded review: September 18, 2026. Contact the provider to confirm eligibility, hours and availability before you go. If something here is wrong, tell us.