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Chapter 4: School Based Approches

Safe Schools--Healthy Students: Putting Research Based Knowledge into Practice
Catherine C. Hoffman, Stephanie Jackson, David Osher

An Ecological Model for School-Based Mental Health Services
Marc S. Atkins, Jaleel Abdul Adil, Maudette Jackson, Mary M. McKay, Carl C. Bell

NC Families and Communities Equals Success (FACES): Six Months Later
Maria E. Fernandez, Kimm Campbell, Karen Honess, Natalie Gibbs Gallagher, Lori Thurber, Andy Smitley

Building Bridges of Support in Kentucky: Program Features and Characteristics of Children Served
Vestena Robbins, Jammie Campbell, Jennifer Dezarn, Jim Call, Robert Illback

Measuring the Effects of School, Family, and Community Partnerships
Krista Kutash, Albert J. Duchnowski, W. Carl Sumi, Karen M. Harris

Relationship of School-Based Mental Health Services to Assessment of Student Behavior
Karen Friedman, Michelle Miller Damare, Peter Leone

Outcomes of a School-Based Mental Health Program for Reffered Youth
Kristin E. Robinson

Students Speak Out: Preliminary Qualitative Findings of a Mentor/Advisor Project
Julie A. Welkowitz, Stephen M. Broer, Karen Topper, Cassandra Thomas, Linda Backus, Ruth Hamilton

Two High School Drop Out Prevention Programs: Implementation and First Year Outcomes
Jennifer Taub, Teri M. Brooks, Mariah Coe


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