Researchers at University of Colorado Boulder will soon help equip at least 40 schools across Colorado with measures to help prevent violence. via CB_Cotton
The $2 million grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance will allow CU Boulder's Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence to implement the Safe Communities Safe Schools program at schools that apply and are accepted.
"Some of our schools actually start to work on staff capacity and others, they've implemented bullying prevention programs," said Beverly Kingston, director of CSPV."Some of the schools have focused on social emotional learning programs." "Your data is really your students' voices and your staff's voices. And it allowed us to dig in and find out the needs of how we can keep them safe and how we can keep them educated," Zimmerman said.
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