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Evaluation of Communities In Schools Table 2.4 Student Services As Reported by School Leaders Leaders Estimated Percentage Leaders Reporting Average Yearly Leaders Reporting Reporting Service of Students Service Available Service CIS Is a Key Service Service Is Offered (%) Receiving Service a to All Students (%) Frequency b Provider (%) Academic services Academic assistance 92.0 47.4 95.7 34.6 52.2 Meeting with adult staff to discuss academic goals 80.0 74.0 NA 16.2 55.0 22 Behavior and attendance services Behavior intervention 80.0 35.0 NA 24.3 70.0 Anger management/Conflict resolution 80.0 26.5 NA 22.6 60.0 Truancy prevention activities 60.0 38.7 42.9 18.8 40.0 Social/life skills services Mentoring 84.0 23.8 47.6 21.5 81.0 Gang intervention/prevention c 56.0 30.0 50.0 10.6 42.9 Pregnancy prevention 40.0 49.0 30.0 17.3 40.0 Bullying prevention 72.0 73.3 83.3 18.6 61.1 Drug abuse prevention 56.0 66.4 76.9 13.1 85.7 Substance abuse support programs 44.0 27.3 NA 9.6 27.3 Pregnancy/parent support programs 44.0 22.7 NA 6.2 36.4 Programs for adjudicated youth d 28.0 35.7 NA 14.6 42.9 Grief support programs 56.0 16.4 NA 8.6 28.6 Programs for LGBT youth e 16.0 6.0 NA 9.0 20.0 (continued)
Table 2.4 (continued) Leaders Estimated Percentage Leaders Reporting Average Yearly Leaders Reporting Reporting Service of Students Service Available Service CIS Is a Key Service Service Is Offered (%) Receiving Service a to All Students (%) Frequency b Provider (%) Basic needs/resources Linkages to basic needs/resources 80.0 39.0 79.0 28.3 80.0 Physical health screening 68.0 38.8 43.8 5.2 52.9 Exercise class or club/Obesity intervention and prevention 44.0 36.4 63.6 29.3 36.4 College/career preparation College planning and preparation 80.0 50.0 65.0 17.9 65.0 Career development/readiness programs 68.0 58.2 62.5 20.2 64.7 Job shadowing or internship 36.0 20.0 11.1 13.8 44.4 23 Enrichment/motivation services Community service/Service learning 52.0 23.8 30.8 17.2 76.9 After- or before-school programs 60.0 38.0 93.3 31.6 46.7 Family-related services Individual family engagement activities 80.0 65.5 94.7 11.2 80.0 Parent group meetings and input activities 76.0 52.6 94.4 9.2 89.5 School-sponsored activities for students and their families 80.0 54.5 89.5 10.2 75.0 Number of schools 25 f (continued)
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students did not receive a greater
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This chapter starts with a discussi
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non-case-managed group on average.
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Next Steps for the Study of Case Ma
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This appendix discusses various tec
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interventions is typically voluntar
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Appendix Table B.1 (continued) SOUR
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References Allensworth, Elaine M.,
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