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School data offer a different look at student homelessness in Orange County

Sep 28, 2026California, United States

Orange County's 2026 Point in Time Count identified more than 6,321 people experiencing homelessness, while schools identified more than 32,000 students experiencing homelessness during the 2024-25 school year. The figures measure different populations and time periods, highlighting forms of hous…

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