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1 PA YOUTH SURVEY (PAYS) B O Y E R T O W N C O M M U N I T Y U P D A T E N O V E M B E R 1 1, Marilee Cassidy, K-12 Counseling Coordinator Jackie Steed, Council on Chemical Abuse Rob Scoboria, Assistant Superintendent
2 PAYS BACKGROUND INFORMATION Survey completed by BASD students in grades 8, 10 & 12 in Fall 2013 Anonymous Statewide Initiative (Funded) Question areas on violence, bullying, drugs & alcohol and depression Results received in May 2014
3 Why did BASD participate in PAYS? Finding root causes of problems Youth reporting on their own experiences Ability to use information to help set District priorities Use information to connect District & Community resources
4 BASD PAYS Task Force Representatives from education, police, probation, community agencies, treatment providers, parents & community members Task Force met from June September 2014
5 BASD PAYS Task Force Goals Consider the risks and protective factors identified by our youth in the PAYS Survey Understand the supports and services currently available in our community Identify ways to strengthen the supports and services in our community
6 What did our students tell us? Cigarette use is below the state average Vast majority think bullying is wrong Vast majority of parents believe bullying is wrong Vast majority of parents think Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drug use is wrong
7 What did our students tell us? D&A use increases with age of student Mental health issues higher than state averages Availability of drugs in school Rx drug abuse above state average
8 Community Strengths Stakeholders committed to work together to help youth Many support services and agencies in place Collaboration between BASD, law enforcement & community agencies in place and open to improvement
9 Improvement Areas Access to Services / Communication Law Enforcement & Community Education K-12 Education Safe Opportunities for Youth
10 Identified Objectives: Group #1 - Access to Services/Communication Chairs: Marilee Cassidy, K-12 Counseling Coordinator Diane Lauer, Director, Wellness Council of Boyertown Explore additional funding through contact with PAHWF, Foundation for Boyertown Education, other sources Explore transportation support to help students and adults gain access to needed services Develop a flyer or comprehensive list of services in area for use by students, parents, community members, businesses, etc.
11 Identified Objectives: Group #1 - Access to Services/Communication Chairs: Marilee Cassidy, K-12 Counseling Coordinator Diane Lauer, Director, Wellness Council of Boyertown Explore ways to provide educational sessions at events with strong attendance such as back to school nights Collaborate with United Way and other agencies on flyer to ensure no duplication of effort takes place Develop a systemic plan for education about drugs/alcohol to ensure parents & community members have information (consider childcare at events to raise attendance)
12 Identified Objectives: Group #1 - Access to Services/Communication Chairs: Marilee Cassidy, K-12 Counseling Coordinator Diane Lauer, Director, Wellness Council of Boyertown Increase coordinated advertisement efforts with local agencies to ensure community has needed information Use positive responses of PAYS to reinforce success and show students that good choices are being made each day Increase efforts at elementary level to raise awareness for younger students and their parents Increase effective use of District website and newsletters
13 Identified Objectives: Group #2 Law Enforcement & Community Education Chairs: Chief Leatherman Boyertown, Chief McKeon - New Hanover Robert Scoboria, Assistant Superintendent, BASD Explore collaborative efforts and partnerships between police departments, BASD, juvenile probation and other county agencies Explore ways to pool resources to increase visibility and presence at school and community events Continue efforts with truancy reduction linking BASD Officer Perez with county supports Strengthen combined resources to support students identified as at-risk
14 Identified Objectives: Group #2 Law Enforcement & Community Education Chairs: Chief Leatherman Boyertown, Chief McKeon - New Hanover Robert Scoboria, Assistant Superintendent, BASD Increase community awareness of medication drop locations in BASD Explore funding support through local agencies for signs and advertisement of drop boxes Approach area providers of medication to post information about medication drop boxes Explore ways to educate community on options for locking /securing medications at home
15 Chairs: Stephanie Petri, JHE Assistant Principal Identified Objectives: Group #3 K-12 Education Coordinate resources with COCA Develop cyber education resources Coordinate program to be held with grade 10 parent & student orientation Add information to District website Maureen Siwik, JHE Counselor Consider professional development for BASD teachers & staff on these issues
16 Identified Objectives: Group #3 K-12 Education Chairs: Stephanie Petri, JHE Assistant Principal Maureen Siwik, JHE Counselor Support SADD student group at BASH Facilitate student lead initiatives Consider ways to provide SAP services at elementary level Review and make recommendations to current K-12 services and educational programs
17 Identified Objectives: Group #4 Safe Opportunities for Youth Chairs: Kristin Horton, GES Counselor Tessie Melchior, Boyertown YMCA Consider ways to provide transportation for students for after-school activities Coordinate use of BASD buildings with community groups for programs after school Develop mentoring programs (possibly between students) to support students
18 Identified Objectives: Group #4 Safe Opportunities for Youth Chairs: Kristin Horton, GES Counselor Tessie Melchior, Boyertown YMCA Consider collection of data & surveys to learn more about student, parent & community needs/interests Connect with local businesses for collaboration on ways to meet student & family needs
19 Action Steps Taken Medication drop box added at Boyertown Borough, now four locations within BASD Community support to advertise drop box locations Boyertown Rotary, New Hanover Township A Mother s Voice and COCA resources
20 Action Steps Taken Foundation for Boyertown Education funding to provide education on heroin/prescription drug abuse for BASD grade 10 students in collaboration with the Weller Center Met with Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts leaders to explore opportunities for after school activities Taking information to where parents are JHE parent night example
21 Council On Chemical Abuse Available Supports Provides funding for SAP assessments Has provided free SAP training for BASD faculty/administration Provided free training for faculty & staff on topics such as mindfulness Provided brochures to counselors to distribute to parents/community (mental health issues, prescription drug abuse, )
22 Council On Chemical Abuse Available Supports Has Lifeskills Training Curriculum available for teaching about healthy living, refusal skills, D&A awareness Arranges for and supports community education such as A Mother s Voice presented at Boyertown Area Multi-Service on November 3.
23 Next Steps Sub groups will gather participants, establish connections with key stakeholders & meet to address identified needs BASD PAYS Task Force will meet again in spring 2015 to review progress on identified objectives and discuss next steps
24 PA YOUTH SURVEY (PAYS) Questions and Comments
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