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Learning Policy Institute — Equitable Access and Opportunity
Despite decades of efforts to reduce segregation and unequal resources in schools, educational opportunity and achievement gaps based on race, national origin, and socioeconomic class have endured. Inclusive, high-quality schools that ensure all children have opportunities to learn and thrive are necessary to overcome these historical and contemporary social and educational inequities. Research-informed policies and…
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VT: Vermont Afterschool
We Are Vermont Afterschool A statewide nonprofit dedicated to ensuring that the children and youth in every Vermont community are able to benefit from the power of afterschool, summer learning, and third space programs during the out-of-school time hours. Why We Do This Work We believe that we have a collective responsibility to ensure all…
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NH: Dept. of Education — Partners
Welcome The New Hampshire Department of Education is committed to helping students, parents, and educators (including teachers, principals, superintendents, and school communities) meet the educational needs of each student. This site provides a wealth of data and information about the Department’s programs, services, and initiatives at the fingertips of every citizen. There are many paths…
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CT: Dept. of Education — School-Family-Community Partnerships
How To A Winning Strategy! Research shows that well-planned partnerships among families, schools and community members can make a powerful contribution to greater student success. CT State Board of Education Position Statement and Policy Guidance School-Family-Community Partnerships School-Family-Community Partnerships-Policy and Guidance Dual Capacity-Building Framework for Family-School Partnerships A Dual Capacity-Building Framework for Family-School Partnerships. …
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RI: Dept. of Education — Students and Families: Engaged Communities
To create and support great schools and programs, we work with communities, families, civic leaders, and all educators so that Rhode Island leads the way in public education. Preparing Our Students for Success Our goal is to ensure that all Rhode Island students are ready for success in college, careers, and life. Take a look…
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MA: Dept. of Elementary & Secondary Education (Office of Student and Family Support)
The Office of Student and Family Support (SFS) works in partnership with educators, schools, students, families, and other agencies and organizations across the Commonwealth to advance the Center for Educational Options and Department’s goals and mission. Our programs and initiatives aim to ensure access to high quality, equity focused, and student-centered pre-K–grade 12 education and…
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VT: Dept. of Health — Alcohol & Drugs
Substance use disorder (SUD) recovery Recovery from SUD is a lifelong process. Throughout Vermont, there are services to support you in your recovery. You can recover. VT Helplink is a free resource for Vermonters, providing confidential, non-judgmental support and referrals based on your specific needs. No matter where in Vermont you are, a caring Helplink…
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NH: Dept. of Health & Human Services (Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Substance Misuse)
BDAS serves as the NH Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) program that oversees the growth, improvement, and success of substance misuse services across the continuum of care. In part, BDAS accomplishes this by providing contract funding and oversight of various programs to promote and deliver substance misuse information, programs and services. In addition,…
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CT: Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services
Our goal is to inform people of our Initiatives, Services and Resources that are offered by DMHAS and DMHAS-funded agencies throughout the state. ORCA endorses the ‘No Wrong Door’ motto for recovery and encourages people to find the pathway(s) that work best for them.
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MA: Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS)
BSAS oversees the statewide system of prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery support services for individuals, families, and communities affected by substance addiction. Who we serve We are responsible for: Licensing substance use disorder treatment programs and counselors Funding and monitoring prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery services Providing access to treatment for the uninsured Developing and…