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Fort Gibson Public School District Is a Public School District Located in Muskogee County, Oklahoma. the Goals of the SSVP Project Are to Improve School Safety Measures and Strengthen Wraparound Services to Create a Comprehensive Network of Support for Students.fort Gibson Public Schools Will Utilize a Mix of Evidence-based Programs, Policies, and Practices, Along With Strengthening the School Safety and Climate Interventions That Are Already in Place to Address the Identified Gaps. the District Will Achieve Thesegoals by Implementing the Following Three Objectives. Complete Comprehensive School Safety Assessment. Create Environment That Promotes the Mental and Emotional Well-being of Students. Increase Safety and Security of the Campus Facilities Through the Implementation These Objectives, Fort Gibson Public School District Will Enhance the Safety and Security of Its Students and Staff, Ensuring a Conducive Learning Environment Free From Violence and Threats.
Committed
$296,648
Paid out
$193.6K
65%
Committed, not yet paid
$103.0K
35%
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