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National Center for Mental Health Promotion and …

WEBThe National Center provides training and technical assistance to grantees of the Safe Schools/Healthy Students and Project LAUNCH programs in order to strengthen their …

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Home NDTAC: Technical Assistance Center for the Education of …

WEBData quality is the foundation for data-driven decision making and data quality checks are a way to ensure the accuracy of data. This tip sheet provides guidance on data quality …

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Mental Health and Juvenile Justice: A Review of Prevalence, …

WEBThis brief reviews the prevalence of mental health issues among youth in the juvenile justice system, including: 1) the types of disorders among youth across juvenile justice …

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Addressing Students’ Mental Health Needs To Improve …

WEBwww.neglected-delinquent.org. 1 . Addressing Students’ Mental Health Needs To Improve School Climate and Academic Performance NDTAC National Conference – June 22, 2016

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NDTAC The National Technical Assistance Center for the …

WEBThe majority of youth in juvenile justice settings have at least one diagnosed mental health disorder. * *Adapted from Coker et al., 2014 Types of disorders among youth in juvenile

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Issue Brief: Improving Conditions for Learning for Youth Who …

WEBtings—who often come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds; are students of color; or have emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities.

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Mental Health in the Juvenile Justice System

WEBNDTAC Institute on Developing Report Cards, September 2007 Patrick Kelly (202) 403-5274 [email protected] 5 1 National Center for Mental Health and Juvenile Justice. (n.d.). …

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THE MENTORING TOOLKIT

WEBABRIDGED VERSION The Mentoring Toolkit: Resources for Developing Programs for Incarcerated Youth provides information, program descriptions, and links to important …

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June 2022 Webinar: Comprehensive Wellness and Title 1, Part D

WEBWebinar Description. Previous NDTAC events have highlighted the challenge of retaining personnel who are essential to the success of Title I, Part D educational programs.

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NDTAC The National Technical Assistance Center for the …

WEB1 This represents a sharp decline from the more than 28,000 youth held each day in juvenile detention in 1997. Sustained advocacy in a number of states has successfully …

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Facility Toolkit for Engaging Families in Their Child’s

WEBFederally funded school programs require the involvement of family members who have parental rights or an educational surrogate parent. For example, within the U.S. …

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Family Involvement, 2nd Edition

WEBResearch continues to suggest that family involvement leads to improved outcomes for youth at risk for or involved in the juvenile justice system.2 Despite this growing body of …

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Resources for Supporting Children of Incarcerated Parents in …

WEBThis website provides a range of information and resources to assist children and families of the incarcerated, including: • research publications, • training materials, • fact sheets, • …

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Safe & Supportive Learning Environments NDTAC: Technical

WEBOverview. A safe and supportive learning environment can improve student attendance and achievement—including rates of high school graduation—for students in both community …

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WORKING WITH FAMILIES OF CHILDREN IN THE JUVENILE …

WEBA family is defined by its members and each family defines itself. A family can include individuals of various ages who are biologically related, related by marriage, or not …

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PBIS in Juvenile Justice Settings

WEBPBIS in Juvenile Justice Settings By Anju Sidana Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS, or PBS) is a research­based framework for

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Understanding and Building Trauma-Sensitive Schools

WEB48. Understand trauma and its impact. Believe that healing happens in relationships. Ensure emotional and physical safety. View students holistically. Support choice, control, and …

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NDTAC Research Brief – Supporting Students Experiencing …

WEBResearch Brief: Supporting Students Experiencing Homelessness Involved in the Criminal Justice System 5NDTAC Defining Homelessness Subtitle VII-B of the McKinney-Vento …

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Making Hope Happen

WEBTJST and Successful Transition Today you will learn: Strategies for supporting youths’ smooth transition from secure care How to use evidence based research to ensure …

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