DOE Awards $33M Safe School Grants

WASHINGTON
Published: July 13, 2009

More than $32.8 million in grants have been awarded to 18 states and the District of Columbia as part of a joint effort by the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice to support schools in creating safer and healthier learning environments.

The highly competitive Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative attracted 422 grant applications nationally. Under the initiative, school districts, in partnership with local public mental-health agencies, law-enforcement and juvenile justice entities, must implement a comprehensive, community-wide plan 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.

2009 Safe Schools/Healthy Students grantees are listed below:

  • California
    Corning Union High School District
    Corning, CA
    $727,471

    El Rancho Unified School District
    Pico Rivera, CA
    $1,457,841

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    Escondido Union School District
    Escondido, CA
    $1,444,942

    Nevada County Superintendent of Schools
    Nevada City, CA
    $1,406,136

    Willits Unified School District
    Willitis, CA
    $731,992

    Yolo County Office of Education
    Woodland, CA
    $714,319

  • District of ColumbiaWashington Latin Public Charter School
    Washington, DC
    $721,102
  • Florida
    Madison County School District
    Madison, FL
    $729,347
  • Georgia
    Rockdale County Public Schools
    Conyers, GA
    $1,145,240
  • Indiana
    Perry Central Community School Corporation
    Leopold, IN
    $729,132
  • Illinois
    Alton Community Unit School District #11
    Alton, IL
    $879,211

    Wabash Community Unit School District #348
    Mt. Carmel, IL
    $705,734

  • Iowa
    Marshalltown Community School District
    Marshalltown, IA
    $1,390,660
  • Kentucky
    Ashland Independent School District
    Ashland, KY
    $729,972
  • Louisiana
    Recovery School District – LDE
    New Orleans, LA
    $1,434,068
  • Massachusetts
    Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District
    Wilbraham, MA
    $731,899
  • Mississippi
    Vicksburg Warren School District
    Vicksburg, MS
    $1,463,456
  • Montana
    Helena School District One
    Helena, MT
    $1,364,186
  • New Jersey
    Trenton Public Schools
    Trenton, NJ
    $1,454,223
  • New York
    Broome-Delaware-Tioga Board of Cooperative Services (BOCES)
    Binghamton, NY
    $1,402,892

    Oneida-Herkimer-Madison Board of Cooperative Services (BOCES)
    New Hartford, NY
    $1,462,996

    Sodus Central School District
    Sodus, NY
    $731,992

    Union Springs Central School District
    Union Springs, NY
    $1,435,968

  • North Carolina
    Burke County Public Schools
    Morganton, NC
    $1,452,040
  • Ohio
    Wood County Educational Services Center
    Bowling Green, OH
    $1,364,627
  • South Carolina
    Kershaw County School District
    Camden, SC
    $1,431,287

    Saluda County School District
    Saluda, SC
    $711,500

  • Texas
    Mission Consolidated Independent School District
    Mission, TX
    $1,457,901
  • Virginia
    Albemarle County Public Schools
    Charlottesville, VA
    $1,456,378

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