If your student(s) needs assistance obtaining uniforms to wear to school please contact Super School 19 front desk. The front desk will be able to put you in contact with Operation School Bell. This is a first come first serve resource and not all requests guarantee uniforms.  

 

Additional Uniform Resources

 

In partnership with local food banks, SUPER School is able to donate non-perishable food to families in need. Any family who wishes to be a part of nutrition club should notify Ms. O'Hanlon (OHanlonKatherine@myips.org). Students will be sent home with a bag of nutritious food for the weekend.

 

 

The McKinney-Vento Act defines homeless as: an individual who lacks a fixed, regular, adequate nighttime residence. Any displaced child or youth who is residing temporarily with family or friends due to economic hardship or loss of housing; or is living in a shelter, motel or campgrounds; or is couch surfing. Please click the link to learn more from our district site. If you should have any questions please reach out to our school counselor, Ms. Boney or our school social worker, Ms. O'Hanlon.

 

McKinney-Vento Act

 

Homeless Shelters
Dayspring Shelter (317) 635-6780

Wheeler Mission (317) 687-3630

Holy Family Shelter (317) 635-7830

Helpers Helping Others (317) 636-2468

 

As a community we want to help those in need. Here is a list of resources that can be available to our families from community partners. If you call 211, Indiana 211 can then provide a list of available resources close to your address.

Super School 19 Food Bag Program, please call Super School 19.

 

This is just a list of community partners/services available within Indianapolis, but services are not guaranteed. If you need additional help please reach out to Ms. O’Hanlon or Ms. Boney at Super School 19 at (317) 226-4219 so they can potentially provide information regarding your specific need.