school safety

The National Center for School Safety provides one-on-one technical assistance to STOP grantees. This Intensive TA has been offered since January 2021, and is provided to select agencies requiring more assistance. Delta Area Association for Improvement of Schools was one of these agencies. TA Specialists have been in contact with Delta Area Association for Improvement of Schools since 6/3/2021, with their intake meeting occurring on 7/29/2021. There have been 3 additional follow-up meetings since their intake.

The National Center for School Safety provides one-on-one technical assistance to STOP grantees. This Intensive TA has been offered since January 2021, and is provided to select agencies requiring more assistance. Detroit Public Safety Foundation was one of these agencies. TA Specialists have been in contact with Detroit Public Safety Foundation since 12/10/2021, with their intake meeting occurring on 1/11/2022. There have been 2 additional follow-up meetings since their intake. Both of those follow-up meetings occurred in the reporting period January-June 2022.

The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA team will discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.

The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA team will discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.

The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA team will discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.

The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA team will discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.

The monthly TA Grantee Hour is a group Technical Assistance opportunity for STOP School Violence grantees. TA team will discuss grantee questions and TA needs, and grantees have the opportunity to network with other grantees.

While most students spend a large portion of their week in school, their education is often directly impacted by the world outside of it. It is vital that schools, families, and community organizations work together to ensure each student’s wellness and success.

Join fellow STOP grantees to hear updates from NCSS and network beyond your region through small group discussions, which will focus on preparing for the next school year. You will also have the opportunity to listen to a short presentation by the University of South Florida, as they share what influences the implementation of violence prevention and mental health programs in STOP grant projects. The meeting will wrap up with a time for you to share back to the large group and hear from others throughout the four regions.

This webinar discusses the FY2022 STOP School Violence Grant Program solicitation and details of grant proposal submission requirements for awards provided through the BJA, COPS Office, and OJJDP. The FY 2019 Student, Teachers, and Officers Preventing (STOP) School Violence Grant Program is designed to improve school security by providing students and teachers with the tools they need to recognize, respond quickly to, and help prevent acts of violence.