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Beaufort County School District in South Carolina Lowcountry Requests Funding From the Bureau of Justice Assistance FY24 Stop School Violence Program Competitive Solicitation, , Category 2, to Implement and Evaluate a Comprehensive Plan Between Behavioral Health Providers, Community Partners, and University Scientists to Prevent Violence, Improve Safety, and Promote a Positive School Climate. Through the Promising Students Program, Beaufort County School District Will Establish a Therapeutic Day Program for Kindergarten Through Grade Two Students to Support Their Individualized Social, Emotional, Behavioral, and Academic Needs; Expand Access to Clinical Services for Otherwise Underserved Elementary Students in Crisis; Implement a Social-emotional Learning Curriculum to Improve School Climate and Safety; Provide Family Support Services to Parents in Need; and Conduct a Rigorous Scientific Mixed-methods Program Evaluation. Promising Students Program Aims to Prevent School Violence and Improve Student Safety by Providing Individualized and Targeted Support for High-need Elementary Students and Enhancing Their Access to Onsite Mental Health and Behavioral Support Services.
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$876.5K
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