Showing posts with label Comprehensive School Mental Health System. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comprehensive School Mental Health System. Show all posts

Friday, February 25, 2022

Collaborative Pilot Announced for Districts Interested in Developing a Comprehensive School Mental Health System

Happy students with backpacks
Heartland AEA is excited to announce the opportunity for districts/schools to engage in a collaborative pilot to develop and implement Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems (CSMHS). The goal of this pilot is to focus on long-term, systems change for integrating school and community-based mental health supports within a multi-tiered service delivery framework based on a shared children, youth, family, school and community vision (Florida AWARE Guidance). Read more about the collaboration pilot opportunity. Complete the survey if interested by Feb 28.

Thursday, January 27, 2022

Collaborative Pilot Announced for Districts Interested in Developing a Comprehensive School Mental Health System

3 smiling students with laptop
Heartland AEA is excited to announce the opportunity for districts/schools to engage in a collaborative pilot to develop and implement Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems (CSMHS). The goal of this pilot is to focus on long-term, systems change for integrating school and community-based mental health supports within a multi-tiered service delivery framework based on a shared children, youth, family, school and community vision (Florida AWARE Guidance). Read more about the collaboration pilot opportunity and complete the survey if interested.

Friday, January 21, 2022

Collaborative Pilot Announced for Districts Interested in Developing a Comprehensive School Mental Health System

three students smiling
Heartland AEA is excited to announce the opportunity for districts/schools to engage in a collaborative pilot to develop and implement Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems (CSMHS). The goal of this pilot is to focus on long-term, systems change for integrating school and community-based mental health supports within a multi-tiered service delivery framework based on a shared children, youth, family, school and community vision (Florida AWARE Guidance). Read more about the collaboration pilot opportunity and complete the survey if interested.