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Coeur D’alene School District 271 (cda 271) Respectfully Requests $364,384.28 in Bja Stop School Violence FY22 Funds to Deliver Evidence-based Anti-violence Training Programs to Its Staff, Administrators, and Students in Coeur D’alene, Idaho. the District Serves 10,708 K-12 Students Across 17 School Sites (eleven Elementary Schools and Six Secondary Schools). Training Programs Will Include Trust-based Relational Interventions; Making Sense of Your Worth; Sources of Strength; Crisis Reality Training; and the Salem-keizer Cascade Model of Behavioral Threat Assessment. This Program Will Result in the Implementation of Training and Identification of Age-appropriate Resources That Can Be Used to Help Students Who Are Struggling With Mental Health Crises. the Programming Will Also Deliver Training in the Areas of Social-emotional Learning, Suicide Prevention, Bullying Prevention, Violence Prevention, and Emergency Preparedness. the Program’s Objective Is to Increase School Safety Using Evidence-based Solutions to Prevent Violence Against Schools, Staff, and Students and Ensure a Positive School Climate.
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