Supports for Students in Temporary Housing

Supports for Students in Temporary Housing

If your student is affected by homelessness (living in a shelter, or doubled up or in some other temporary housing situation due to economic hardship), the DOE is committed to providing additional supports and resources.

If you or your family are affected by homelessness, we want you to know that every school district has a dedicated Students in Temporary Housing (STH) Regional Manager who can respond to questions and concerns, and connect you to DOE and other city agency resources designed to provide no-cost benefits (including transportation to and from school, help with enrollment and school moves, even access to programs and special opportunities). STH Regional Managers work directly with over 300 school- and shelter-based staff, including social workers, who are specially trained to understand the unique needs and strengths of families affected by homelessness.

Finally, Stuyvesant High School also has a dedicated School Based STH Liaison, Mr. Joseph Feola and/or Ms. Sarah Kornhauser, who can ensure students and families affected by homelessness are connected to appropriate information, resources and benefits.