The San Diego County Office of Education has seen a spike in families in southeast San Diego and National City requesting to stay in an emergency hotel since last week’s flooding caused severe damage to homes. As hundreds of families seek resources from the county’s Local Assistance Center, the rise in requests for temporary shelter reveal dozens of families have been temporarily displaced. Homeless Education Services Coordinator Susie Terry said she’s seen an “unprecedented” amount of interest in the temporary hotel program, particularly from San Diego Unified School District and National School District. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/education/san-diego-flood-aftermath-students-families-temporary-shelter/509-e0cd4491-2aa8-48af-bc8d-29f012f4be04