Student Achievement Through Family Engagement - Safe | Mansfield City Schools Board Of Education
856 West Cook Road, Mansfield, OH 44907
Designated Parking|Full Wheelchair Access.
Eligibility
Children, PreK-12 grade in the Mansfield City Schools district, who are considered homeless according to the McKinney-Vento Act.
Required documents
Hours
Mon-Fri 7:35 am-2:40 pm
(419) 525-6400
Voice
Application process
Call Phil Mitchell or Holly Christie for information.
Fees
No fees.
Service area
Mansfield, Ohio
Provides a program to help children who are homeless adjust to new circumstances and continue to strive for scholastic achievement. Can provide: educational materials, tutoring, assistance with school bus transportation, pool of resources, and a school coordinator to assist you. If, due to a lack of housing, must live in a shelter, motel, vehicle, campground, abandoned building, on the street, or doubled-up with relatives or friends (not a legal guardian), then according to the McKinney-Vento Act, you are considered homeless.
Last assured
08/26/2025
What's Here
Providing organization
Mansfield City Schools Board Of Education
Governs the academic and other educational functions of Mansfield City Schools: Mansfield Senior High School, Malabar Intermediate School, Mansfield Middle School, Spanish Immersion School, Springmill Stem Elementary, John Sherman Elementary School and Preschool , and Woodland Elementary School. Offers Adult Basic Education, General Equivalence Diploma (GED), Gifted Programs, SAFE Program, Career Technical Education Programs, and Literacy Education through the Adult and Community Education Program.