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Corbin School District, an Elementary and Secondary School Counseling grant recipient, used its grant funding to provide mental health counseling at all its schools, especially at the primary, elementary and middle school levels.
Presents ways student support staff can reorganize services. Offers guidance for how to create resource teams that focus on prevention and the integration of services for groups of students, instead of only focusing only on case oriented interventions for individual students.
Helps increase public awareness of and action around the prevention of underage drinking by helping colleges and community organizations put together Town Hall Meetings. Community-based organizations and colleges and universities that hold meetings are essential in leading the conversation and promoting the idea that underage drinking is preventable
Helps educators understand the various forms that sex and labor trafficking of young people, individual and social risk factors and school-specific indicators of trafficking. The brief also includes a series of 'safety check' questions to use when talking with students who may have been trafficked, and additional resources.
Presents brief overview of the need to address trauma in schools and describes three of the most commonly used effective school-based interventions for trauma.
Offers a definition of human trafficking, a brief overview of who is at risk, and behavioral, physical and social indicators of trafficking that might be observed by school personnel. Also, it includes the number to call to report suspected trafficking, and a reminder about the importance of engaging law enforcement in order to protect students' and staff's safety.
Provides an overview of human trafficking, how it affects schools, tips for identifying victims, and steps for reporting human trafficking. The fact sheet is designed specifically for those working in a school setting.
Outlines resources available through the U.S. Department of Education and other federal agencies, such as FEMA and DHS, to ensure the continuation of critical services to students, families, and educators and the restoration of the learning environment following natural disasters.
Provides a unifying framework for schools, families, and communities to understand, select, and organize their learning supports (i.e., strategies, programs, and practices used to create conditions to enhance learning).
Provides free online courses for practitioners in the field of K–12 school emergency management. These trainings are part of the “School Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs) In-Depth” series, which provide detailed information on specific topics in school emergency management— Developing a Bereavement and Loss Annex; Developing a COOP Annex; Developing a Food Contamination Annex; Planning for Infectious Diseases; Planning for Large Events.