Resources for SDFS, TUPE and Youth Development Programs

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Resources for SDFS, TUPE and Youth Development
Programs
www.californiahealthykids.org
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These are Age-Old Challenges . . .
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With New Twists . . .
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That Continue Today . . .
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Resulting in Opportunities and Responsibilities
for Schools
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The NCLB Act of 2001

• All students will be
• educated in learning
• environments that are
• safe, drug-free, and
• conducive to learning.
• (Performance Goal 4)

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Lead Education Agency Plan (LEAP) SDFS/TUPE
Requirements

• Lead Education Agencies (LEAs) must
• Evaluate objective data on violence, alcohol,
  tobacco, and other drug use in schools
• Establish biennial goals for specified
  performance indicators
• Adopt and implement science-based SDFS/TUPE
  programs
• Implement research-based supplementary activities
  as part of the comprehensive prevention program,
  and
• LEAs may also implement promising or favorable
  programs

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LEAP-Identified Sources for Science-Based
Programs
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What science-based expectations do the various
LISTS have in common?

• Program evaluation research must
• Employ systematic, empirical methods that draw on
  observation and experiment
• Involve rigorous data analyses that are adequate
  to test the stated hypotheses and justify the
  conclusions
• Rely on measures that provide valid data across
  observers and occasions
• Be published in scholarly, peer-reviewed journals
  (or reviewed by a duly constituted panel)

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The California Healthy Kids Resource Center
Website
www.californiahealthykids.org
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Site Features

• From the CHKRC
• website you can
• access
• School health laws
• Research-validated programs and trainings
• Research summaries and Getting Results
• CHKS reports and student health databases
• CDC program guidelines and school health websites

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Research-Validated Program Charts
Program information at-a-glance. Click on
program title to access program detail page.
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PROGRAM DETAIL PAGES Program description,
target audience, implementation
information . . .
languages, research summaries, links to
trainings . . .
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Access more research . . .
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Additional Research
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And Access to Full Research Articles
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And a Variety of Health Education Research
Summary Documents
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Access trainings for this program . . .
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Research-Validated Program Trainings
Or search trainings by any combination of subject
area, program name, grade level, or training
location.
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Training Information
PROGRAM TRAINING DETAIL Dates, location,
training agency, cost, program and training
description, registration contact, CEUs, etc.
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And Search Online for Supplementary Materials
Search by title, keyword, or subject area . . .
. . . And narrow search by audience, material
type, language, health standard, etc., etc. . . .
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All Materials Can Be Ordered Electronically
Create a Loan List of materials to borrow
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With Free Delivery in California
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Print Catalogs Availableto Order call
510-670-4583
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Were Here to Help
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For More Information

• California Healthy Kids Resource Center
• General information, 510-670-4581
• Angela Amarillas,
• Program ManagerHealth Education
• 510-670-4587, amarillas_at_acoe.k12.ca.us
• www.californiahealthykids.org
• Copies of this presentation are available at the
  Centers website, under the Hot Topics pull
  down menu and the Research-Validated Programs and
  Trainings page.