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Johnson City names homeless education coordinator, highlights transportation and family resource needs

Johnson City Board of Education · December 2, 2025
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Lauren McGrew, the new homeless education program coordinator and Family Resource Center manager for Johnson City Schools, described services for unhoused students — including same-day outreach, two program vans for transportation, and a request for community sponsors — and said she currently works with 122 homeless students and the Family Resource Center has helped 181 students.

Lauren McGrew, introduced Dec. 1 as Johnson City Schools’ new homeless education program coordinator and Family Resource Center manager, outlined outreach and support services the district provides to students experiencing homelessness.

"As of today, I have 122 homeless students that I know of," McGrew said. She told the board the Johnson City point-in-time count for Northeast Tennessee showed more than 900 unhoused people and emphasized that many families are doubled…

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