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Home Resource Using Data to Monitor and Improve Handle With Care in Schools
Using Data to Monitor and Improve Handle With Care in Schools
This infographic provides an overview of how district and school staff can use data and select tools to monitor implementation and student outcome data for the Handle With Care (HWC) program. HWC fosters collaboration among local law enforcement, first responders, mental health providers, and school staff to identify and support students who experience trauma.
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Access to Education, Classroom Environment, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Data Use, Social Emotional Learning, Trauma, EquityResource Information
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Date: December 2021
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