Did you know that there is a form specifically for small businesses to use when hiring new employees? Form Stac 202 is used to document the terms and conditions of a new hire, as well as their job duties and compensation. This form can help protect your small business from potential legal problems down the road. Here's what you need to know about Form Stac 202. Form Stac 202 is a document used by employers to outline the terms and conditions of employment for a new hire. This form can be helpful in preventing legal problems for your small business in the future. It documents things such as the employee's job duties, compensation, and any other important information related to the new hire. Make sure you familiarize yourself with this form if you're planning on hiring someone new!
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Form Name | Form Stac 202 |
Form Length | 2 pages |
Fillable? | No |
Fillable fields | 0 |
Avg. time to fill out | 30 sec |
Other names | PSD, STAC, stac 202, DSS |
STAC CHILD ID
The University of the State of New York
THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
STAC & Special Aids Unit
Room 514, Education Building
Albany, NY 12234
Designation of School District of Attendance for a Homeless Child
HOMELESS DESIGNATION
Submitted by:
Local Dept of Social Services (DSS)
Designated School District of Attendance (PSD)
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM
1. NAME OF CHILD
LAST NAME
2.DATE OF BIRTH
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FIRST NAMEM.I.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
5. Racial/Ethnic Category of Child (See definitions on reverse side of last page.) |
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7.COMPLETE ADDRESS BEFORE CHILD/FAMILY BECAME HOMELESS
8. COMPLETE ADDRESS OF CURRENT LOCATION |
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7A. NYS SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ATTENDANCE BEFORE BECOMING HOMELESS
7B. NYS SCHOOL DISTRICT WHERE LAST ENROLLED
8A. NYS SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CURRENT LOCATION
9A .NYS DESIGNATED DISTRICT OF ATTENDANCE
One of four school districts may be chosen to provide the education component: the school district of attendance before becoming homeless, the school district where last enrolled, the school district of current location or a school district participating in a Regional Placement Plan. This designation may be changed either prior to the end of the first semester of attendance or within 60 days of making this designation, whichever occurs later.
11.Check the appropriate box if the designated school district of attendance (9A) is different from the district of attendance before becoming homeless (7A) and from the district of current location (8A).
District participating in a Regional Placement Plan OR
District where last enrolled (7B) if it is different from the district where last permanently housed (7A) and the district of current location (8A).
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NAME OF PARENT OR PERSON IN PARENTAL RELATIONSHIP |
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IT HAS BEEN REPORTED TO ME THAT THIS CHILD IS UNDER THE AGE OF 21 YEARS AND IS THEREFORE ELIGIBLE FOR EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. THE CHILD |
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HAS BEEN ADVISED OF HIS/HER RIGHT TO DESIGNATE THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ATTENDANCE. |
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PRINT NAME OF LOCAL DSS OR SCHOOL DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE |
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PLACEMENT COUNTY _____________________________________ |
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REVISED 12/06
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING THE
Designation of School District of Attendance for a Homeless Child
Education of homeless children means 1) a child or youth who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate
1.Enter the youth’s complete last name and first name.
2.Enter the youth’s date of birth.
3.Place a check in the box which identifies the gender of the youth.
4.Enter the youth’s social security number, if known.
5.Place a check in the box which identifies, to the best of your knowledge, the racial/ethnic category with which the youth most closely identifies.
Racial/Ethnic Categories:
American Indian or Alaskan Native - A person having origins |
Black – A person having origins in any of the black racial |
in any of the original peoples of North America, and who |
groups of Africa. |
maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or |
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community recognition. |
Hispanic – A person of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central |
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or South American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless |
Asian or Pacific Islander – A person having origins in any of |
of race. |
the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, the Indian |
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Subcontinent, or the Pacific Islands. This area includes, for |
White – A person having origins in any of the original peoples |
example, China, India, Japan, Korea, the Philippine Islands, and |
of Europe, North Africa, or the Middle East. |
Samoa. |
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6.Enter the grade level for which placement is being sought.
7.Enter the complete last permanent address prior to becoming homeless.
7A. Enter the name of the school district that served the area where the child resided prior to becoming homeless.
7B. Enter the name of the school district where the student was last enrolled. This will be different from 7A if the student was previously temporarily housed in a different district and enrolled in that district as a
8.Enter the complete address of current temporary housing including the name of the shelter if applicable and the date the student moved to the current location. If the location is confidential (for example, if the student is living in a domestic violence shelter), the name and address of the location do not need to be provided.
8A. Enter the name of the school district of current location.
9.Enter the date of designation.
9A. Enter the name of the designated school district of attendance. One of four districts may be designated to provide the educational component: District of attendance before becoming homeless,
District where last enrolled,
District of current location of temporary housing, or District participating in a Regional Placement Plan (RPP).
10.Enter, if applicable, the date the child moved to permanent housing and is no longer eligible as a homeless student.
11.If the student attends school in a district participating in a Regional Placement Plan or the district where last enrolled (7B), and that district is different from both the district of attendance before becoming homeless (7A) and the district of current location (8A), check the corresponding box where the student attends school (either the District participating in a Regional Placement Plan or the District where last enrolled).
12.Print the name and telephone number of the designator. The designator can be the parent, person in parental relation, the unaccompanied youth (a youth who meets the definition of homeless and is not in the physical custody of a parent or guardian), or the director of a residential program for runaway and homeless youth if the student is living in such a program.
13.The signature of the designator and current date.
14.Print the name of the local Department of Social Services or School District representative and title.
15.The signature of the local Department of Social Services or School District representative is required attesting that this child has moved to temporary housing. A telephone number is required in case the STAC & Special Aids Unit has questions relating to the information provided.
16.The name of the local Department of Social Services that has placed the child in temporary housing, if applicable.
NOTE: Copies should be distributed to the following:
1.State Education Department, only if designated district of attendance is entitled to reimbursement for educational services pursuant to N.Y. Educ. Law § 3209(3);
2.Designated School District of Attendance;
3.District of Attendance before becoming homeless;
4.District where last enrolled;
5.Parent/Guardian/Unaccompanied youth/director of a residential program for runaway and homeless youth; and
6.Local Department of Social Services, only if placed in temporary housing by DSS.