Form 990: 2021 (FY2022)
Sample consent agreement for schools and certified peer specialists
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School Administrators
Form 990: 2022 (FY2023)
Annual filing for the period July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021
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Toolkit: Keeping Kids In Class
Ideas for supporting parents, community leaders, educators, and others to address disparities and improve outcomes for all children. This Toolkit
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Toolkit: School-Based Behavioral Health
Data, research and guidance to encourage the implementation of school-based behavioral health (SBBH) programs. Research indicates that comprehensive SBBH programs
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Timely Tribunals and Instructional Materials
Georgia Appleseed supports Senate Bill 169, a bipartisan bill that passed unanimously in Georgia’s Senate and is now with the House. The bill seeks to ensure timely tribunals for students facing disciplinary action, as well as the provision of instructional materials while awaiting a hearing.
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CPS: Sample Consent Form
Sample consent agreement for schools and certified peer specialists
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Certified Peer Specialists and Schools
Understand key legal and liability considerations for schools and school districts interested in incorporating Certified Peer Specialist (“CPS”) Programs into school-based behavioral health (SBBH) initiatives.
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Georgia Education Climate Coalition
Georgia Appleseed-led coalition of education, community and legal organizations who support positive school climate reform and policies at the state and local levels.
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Establishing a School-Based Behavioral Health Program
This handbook describes how comprehensive school-based behavioral health (SBBH) services complement existing frameworks of academic support within the public school setting.
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