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Children and Families at Risk: Collaborating With Our Schools

NCJ Number
154762
Date Published
1995
Length
66 pages
Annotation
The Tenth Annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium, held in Atlanta in November 1994, focused on the topic of children and families at risk and the importance of collaborating with schools.
Abstract
The symposium sought to understand what local communities and schools can do to minimize problems confronting children and families at risk, such as violence, alcohol and drug abuse, emotional disorders, and factors that impede children's readiness to learn and cope. The symposium also attempted to evaluate how community leaders can work with schools to implement programs of demonstrated effectiveness. Symposium participants discussed the importance of early intervention and prevention, family support, and education to deal with problems faced by children and families at risk.

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Publication Type
Conference Material
Language
English
Country
United States of America
Note
Tenth Annual Rosalynn Carter Symposium on Mental Health Policy