Extended School Day/School Violence Prevention (ESD/SVP)
This state-funded program supports collaborative projects that address the problem of school violence through extended school day programs and/or other school violence prevention strategies/resources. These collaborative projects can be initiated either by a school district or by community-based organizations. A comprehensive approach is encouraged which focuses on creating and maintaining a school culture of support, safety and security. Priority is given to high needs school districts since they often have poor school performance and a high frequency of violent incidents.
On November 4, 2011 the ESD/SVP Coordinator's had their Annual Coordinator's meeting in Albany. The following are the presentations and handouts that were given throughout the day.
Inquiry-Based Private/Public Partnerships (
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ESD/SVP Updates 11/4/11 ( 72.0 KB)
Social/Emotional Development and Learning (SEDL) ( 34.5 KB)
Dignity Act Updates 11/4/11 ( 11.3 KB)
ESD/SVP Fiscal ( 152.0 KB)
Arts to Empower and Evaluate Our Youth ( 599.0 KB)
Unleashing the Human Power of the Group: The Mutual Aid Process (Part 1) (
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Unleashing the Human Power of the Group: The Mutual Aid Process (Part 2) ( 41.17 KB)
Additional ESD/SVP information:
2010-2011 ESD/SVP Annual Program Report 
Please click on the above link to complete the ESD/SVP annual program report.
Must be submitted by July 30, 2011