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Safe
Schools Healthy Students
Washington Involving Neighborhoods
The
community surrounding Washington Preparatory High School's
will be served by
a "Safe School Heathy School" grant.
The Safe School
Healthy Student grant for Los Angles Unified School
District in the Washington Preparatory High School community
has been funded for $8.8 million over four years.
This award will allow the District, in partnership with
local public mental health, law enforcement, and juvenile
justice entities, to implement a comprehensive plan
for Washington Preparatory High School Community that
focuses on the following elements:
• Safe school environments and violence prevention
activities
• Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention
activities
• Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports
• Mental health services
• Early childhood social and emotional learning
programs
This comprehensive plans is designed to provide students,
schools, and families with a network of effective services,
supports, and activities that help students develop
the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote
positive mental health, engage in pro-social behavior,
and prevent violent behavior and drug use; create schools
and communities that are a safe, disciplined, and drug-free
environment; and engage parents, community organizations,
and social service agencies to help develop an infrastructure
that will sustain the grant components after federal
funding has ended.
Some of the participating organizations include:
- LAUSD Local District 8 Staff
- County Criminal Justice Coordinating
Council
- LAUSD Nursing
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About
This Webpage
The
"Safe School Heathy School" grant will utilize
several Internet Web applications. This page is just
a starting point. Additional resources for public access
and organizational needs may include Google
applications, WikiSpaces,
Elluminate,
EduBlogs, TeacherTube,
Tumblr, CellBlock,
and other reources.
This
page may or may not be the eventual homepage
for the grant.
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Resources
The
resources are below may be useful for schools and community
groups collaborating on the Safe Schools Healthy School
grant. An awareness of them may provide programs already
in place for the grant and provent duplication of effort
and expense.
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LAUSD
HippoCampus
Secondary Students, Teachers, Parents,
Tutors!
A
project of the Monterey
Institute for Technology and Education (MITE).
Use HippoCampus
to access audio and video tutorials.
Select method of access by course, textbook page, or
CA Standard.
Not found at t his time are Language Arts texts.
http://www.hippocampus.org/myHippo/?user=myLAUSD
FlashPlayer 7.0 or higher needed.
QuickTime 6 or higher needed for Environmental Science.
More user requirements and information here.
View online demonstration versions of courses provided
by MITE here.
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RevolutionPrep
CAHSEE Support
High School
students using RevolutionPrep
achieve a higher rate
of success passing the CAHSEE exam compared to students
not participating in a CAHSEE tutorial. RevolutionPrep
is provided through Beyond
The Bell for High School Juniors and Seniors who need
assistance. One account is available for a student until
the CAHSEE is passed - this includes attending Adult School.
Some schools are providing RevolutionPrep accounts for
Freshmen and Sophmores.
Local Distrct 8 Option Schools' Mathematics teachers can
expect an optortunity for training with ReolvutionPrep
during the 2008-2009 school year.
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HealthyCity.org
Serves as a resource for LA County demographic, economic,
and health data.
Search
the site to find critical services, data, and resources
in neighborhoods and communities by several methods
including zip code or your school's attendance boundary.
http://healthycity.org
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Helping
America's Youth
A
federal search site for federally funded programs for
entire country. Multiple search methods. One set of
features allows access to federally funded community
resources and data. Commonly used to provide data for
grants.
Helping
America's Youth Home
Community
Federally Funded Resource Mapping
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"My
Future My Decision..." Website
"My
Future, My Decision..." website targets at-risk
and drop-out students with steaming videos, informational
resources, and helpful links for getting a high school
diploma and additional educational opportunities.
English
Spanish
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Local
8 Parent Hotline (310) 354-3231
Flyer in English and Spanish here.
DO
YOU NEED ASSISTANCE OR HAVE A QUESTION REGARDING:
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ATTENDANCE & STUDENTS NOT ATTENDING
• SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES
• FOSTER CARE / GROUP HOME
• RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES
• INCORRIGIBLE STUDENTS
• MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
• PARENTING EDUCATION
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MEDICAL INSURANCE
• TEEN PREGNANCY
• HEALTH ISSUES
• ENROLLMENT
• COUNSELING
• MENTORING
• HOMELESS
• TESTING
• OTHER |
THE DISTRICT 8 PARENT HOTLINE IS AVAILABLE FOR YOU!!
A Certificated Health & Human Services Counselor
Will Answer Your Call.
Flyer in English and Spanish here.
If you need help, please call (310) 354-3231
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