Homeless students attending public schools

June 24, 2013
More than a million students attending public schools in 2010-11 were classified as homeless.

Statistics from the National Center for Homeless Education show that in 2010-11, U.S. school districts reported 1,065,794 students were classified as homeless. The center says 72 percent were "doubled up," (staying with another family after losing housing); 18 percent were staying shelters; 5 percent were staying in hotels or motels; and 5 percent were unsheltered.

Here are the 10 states with the greatest number of homeless students.

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