Administrative Offices
212 E Bowie Street
Luling, TX  78648
830-875-3191
 

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 For information regarding the services available through the 
McKinney Vento Homeless Education Program,
or to inquire about ways to become involved,
please contact the Luling ISD District Homeless Liaison.
 
212 E. Bowie
Luling, Texas 78648
830-875-3191 ext 1003
 
Enrollment Information for Students Experiencing Homelessness
or Unaccompanied Youth:
When enrolling a student in a Luling ISD school, if you live in a shelter, in a motel or transitional housing, in an abandoned building, car, travel trailer, campground, on the street, or in a temporary foster with an adult who is not your parent or legal guardian, you do not need to provide the following to enroll in school:
  • proof of residence
  • immunization records or a TB skin test result
  • birth certificate
  • school records
  • legal guardianship papers
For more information about your rights as a student experiencing homelessness,
click here for English or click here for Spanish.

No Child Left Behind Report Card

No Child Left Behind Report Card
The Agency has developed the Texas NCLB Report Card, a web-based system to generate the campus, LEA, and state-level reports that meet the specific federal reporting requirement.  This system, which will become available January  29, 2010, is located at the following link: 
Every Child Has a Right to an Education

The federal McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Improvements Act and
 Texas state law
protect the rights of homeless children and youth to receive a free and appropriate public education. Nearly everyone in Texas who is between the ages of 5 and 21 on September 1 of the school year and has not been expelled has the right to attend school, even if they:
  • don't have a permanent address
  • have a previous address in another town or state
  • don't live with a parent or legal guardian
  • live temporarily doubled-up with friends or family
  • sleep in a shelter
  • sleep in a campground, car, abandoned building, or other facility not designated for, or ordinarily used as regular accommodations for, human beings
  • don't have school records
Visit the links below for detailed information:  
·       Dispute Resolution (pdf 905kb)