Author: root

“$1.6 million in funding to help teachers across New York state implement an initiative that will equip students with the skills necessary to reduce risk factors associated with drug use and addiction. “ CONTINUED

DPHHS say they’re excited for this opportunity in Montana; especially given the state’s history with substance-abuse and suicide. CONTINUED

A new era of public schooling is coming to some parts of New Mexico, one that holds hope that from kinder, more humane classrooms come children less likely to turn to suicide, risky behavior or drugs. CONTINUED

“It’s not just this pocket of kids that need services, what can we do school-wide to support students?” CONTINUED

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Rather than enforcing a top-down mandate, the school trains teachers in the science behind trauma and leaves the rest up to them. CONTINUED

$372,000 in grants to Montana community organizations, health care providers, and schools to expand current or launch new evidence-based suicide prevention programs. CONTINUED

Bradford Implements PAX Good Behavior Game, with results demonstrating reduced disruptive behavior. CONTINUED

The teaching of peace and productivity through the Pax program is paying big dividends at area schools. CONTINUED

“Good Behavior Game teaches emotional resiliency.” CONTINUED