Events
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NCHEP Leadership Team Fall Meeting
SERVE Center - UNCG 5900 Summit Avenue, #201 Brown Summit, NC 27214 Dixon Building, Conference Room 111The NCHEP Leadership Team will meet to kick off preparations for the upcoming school year. This event is for Leadership Team members only.
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NCHEP Open House
SERVE Center - UNCG 5900 Summit Avenue, 201 Brown Summit, NC 27214 Dixon BuildingDrop in to chat with the NCHEP staff, network with other homeless liaisons from around the state, pick up posters and supplies, collect monitoring materials shared with NCHEP, and enjoy […]
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Beginning-of-Year (BOY) Virtual Office Hour
TraditionalReview beginning-of-year (BOY) tasks and best practices with your Program Administrator in this virtual office hour.
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New Homeless Liaison Training for LEAs
University of North Carolina-Greensboro (UNCG) Elliott University Center (EUC) 507 Stirling St., Greensboro, North CarolinaTraditionalHomeless liaisons with two years or less experience are required to attend this training. This professional development session is designed to build knowledge and capacity in alignment with the provisions […]
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New Homeless Liaison Training for Charters
University of North Carolina-Greensboro (UNCG) Elliott University Center (EUC) 507 Stirling St., Greensboro, North CarolinaCharterThe North Carolina Homeless Education Program (NCHEP) will be hosting the New Homeless Liaison Training for North Carolina’s charter and lab schools on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Homeless liaisons with […]
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Western Required Subgrant Recipient Meeting
Henderson County Public Schools - Historic Johnson Farm 3364 Haywood Rd, HendersonvilleLocal Educational Agencies (LEAs) are accountable for implementing the projects outlined in their subgrant application. All 2026–2029SY McKinney-Vento Subgrant recipients—as well as 2023–2026SY recipients with remaining funds—must attend their regional […]
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New Homeless Liaison Virtual Office Hour
TraditionalNCHEP is offering monthly virtual “office hours” for new homeless liaisons every third Thursday. These optional sessions are designed to deepen your understanding of the homeless liaison role and provide […]
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Western Regional Compliance Forum
Henderson County Public Schools - Historic Johnson Farm 3364 Haywood Rd, HendersonvilleTraditionalAll designated homeless liaisons are required to attend a Regional Compliance Forum annually. Attendance is limited to the homeless liaison unless prior approval for another dedicated homeless program staff member is granted by the State Coordinator. In addition, […]
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Southwest Required Subgrant Recipient Meeting
Kannapolis City Schools - Cabarrus Health Alliance 300 Mooresville Rd., Kannapolis, North CarolinaLocal Educational Agencies (LEAs) are accountable for implementing the projects outlined in their subgrant application. All 2026–2029SY McKinney-Vento Subgrant recipients—as well as 2023–2026SY recipients with remaining funds—must attend their regional beginning-of-the-year meeting.
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Southwest Regional Compliance Forum
Kannapolis City Schools - Cabarrus Health Alliance 300 Mooresville Rd., Kannapolis, North CarolinaTraditionalAll designated homeless liaisons are required to attend a Regional Compliance Forum annually. Attendance is limited to the homeless liaison unless prior approval for another dedicated homeless program staff member is granted by the State Coordinator. In addition, homeless liaisons must attend the compliance forum in their region unless prior permission is granted. The purpose of these required forums is to support school district compliance with […]
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NCHEP Data Collection Training for Charters
Virtual EventCharterCollection and submission of homeless data is required of all LEAs. This required training will review best practices for data collection and demonstrate how to accurately enter identified students experiencing homelessness into Infinite Campus.
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NCHEP Data Collection Training for LEAs
Virtual EventTraditionalCollection and submission of homeless data is required of all LEAs. This required training will review best practices for data collection and demonstrate how to accurately enter identified students experiencing homelessness into Infinite Campus.
