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A Georgia mother fought eviction to keep her kids in their school, exposing how housing instability disrupts education despite legal protections.
A single mother in Atlanta, Sechita McNair, fought to keep her three children in their original school after being evicted from their home in a gentrifying neighborhood.
Despite financial strain, job loss, and housing instability, she secured a $2,200 monthly lease in the same area, prioritizing her children’s educational stability.
Her efforts highlight how eviction disrupts schooling—increasing transfers, absenteeism, and suspensions—even when federal laws allow students to remain in their original schools.
The Associated Press reporter Bianca Vázquez Toness documented McNair’s struggles over months, revealing how housing insecurity undermines student success and exposes systemic gaps in support for low-income families.
Una madre de Georgia luchó contra el desahucio para mantener a sus hijos en la escuela, exponiendo cómo la inestabilidad de la vivienda interrumpe la educación a pesar de las protecciones legales.