Cincinnati Schools Launch Overnight Parking for Homeless Families
Cincinnati Public Schools has opened a Safe Sleep Lot at William Howard Taft Elementary School, which it describes as the first school district-owned and operated overnight parking site for families experiencing homelessness. More than 300 people have slept there since it opened on April 30, according to a Project Connect housing specialist. About 8 percent of the district's students, roughly 2,650, experienced homelessness in 2025-26, up from about 2,000 in 2021-22.
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