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State Collaborator Indicator Data Instrument

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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Multi-Site Evaluation of the Safe Schools Healthy Students State Program


State Collaboration Indicator Data Instrument Template



The data defined in this instrument will be directly entered by each grantee district into a secure online Safe Schools Healthy Students Evaluation Data System (SHEDS). The Multi-Site Evaluation team will work with local evaluators or grantees to ensure that the required indicators will be available. This document identifies the indicators that will be requested at the district level. Reporting will be quarterly. The Multi-Site Evaluation team will work with each state to agree on data collection processes to support this request, and identification of persons responsible for entering data into SHEDS each quarter.

Glossary:

  • Project refers to the program primarily funded through the SS/HS State Program grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

  • Members include individual representatives and organizations that are on the State Management Team.

  • Partners include all individuals who participate in program activities as part of the network of agencies, organizations, and individuals who are involved in SS/HS State Program work. It is the most inclusive network of contributors.



Reporting Period: MM/DD/YY – MM/DD/YY

State Management Team / Partnership

Meetings

Event

Activity this period?

# of Units

# Meetings

Total # of Members Attending

Total # of Non-member Participants

Total # of Attendees

Meeting Formats


Meeting Activities / Outputs

Data Type

Yes / No

#

#

#

#

#

Check up to 3

Response Options

Check up to 3

Response Codes

SMT Collaboration Meetings








  1. Standing member-ship meeting

  2. Executive leader-ship meeting

  3. Standing committee

  4. Task work group

  5. Problem solving workgroup

  6. Other: Specify


  1. Information sharing

  2. Review / approval

  3. Decision input

  4. Policy decision making

  5. Resource decision making

  6. Problem solving / recommendations

  7. Task design and implementation

  8. Other. Specify

SMT Meetings: Work Teams, Committees









Other Grantee Leadership Meetings









Other SS/HS State Partner Meetings











Member and Partner Involvement


# Added this period by sectora

# Lost this period by sectora

# Contributingb resources this period by sectora

# Involvedb in state tasks this period by sectora

# Involvedb in district liaison work this period by sectora


1

2

3

4

5

1

2

3

4

5
















Data Type

Number

Number

Number

Number

Number

SMT Members


























State Network Partners


























a Sector Key: 1) Education, 2) Justice / Law Enforcement, 3) Mental / Behavioral Health, 4) Child / Family Services / Social Welfare, 5) Other

b Involved in activities/ contributions other than during meetings





State Program / Collaboration Activities

State SS/HS Website


Feature on Site?

# Hits/ Views/ Questions c

# Downoads

# Events/ Added Items

# Participants

# Uploads / Submissions

Priority Target Audience(s)

Password Required ?

Data Type

Yes/

No

#

#

#

#

#

Check up to 3

Response Options

Yes/

No

State SS/HS Site Homepage








  1. General public

  2. State members/ partners

  3. Sub-grantees (district, school)

  4. LEA members/ partners

  5. School staff

  6. School partners

  7. Sector workforce members

  8. Parents & youth

  9. Other specify



Calendar









Member / Partner List









Coalition News









Sub-grantee (District/ School) News









Features









Contact Us Online









Question Submission









TA/ Training Webinars









Materials: EBPs









Materials: Coalition Documents









Materials: Practice Information









Materials: Other









Resource List









Links









Coalition Monitoring / Performance









Online GPRA Data Entry









Other Online Data Entry









Other Feature (Specify:)









c If not applicable click NA/ If applicable but unknown leave blank













Guidance / Support for LEAs / Districts, Schools, and Communities


Activity in your state?

Districts Served

Schools Served Directly

Community Orgs Served Directly

# of events / contacts

# of participants

Material / Training Content

SS/HS Sectors / Topics Addressed in Materials


Data Type

Yes/ No

#

#

#

#


all that apply

Response Options

all that apply

Response Options

Help line (phone/ e-mail)








  1. SS/HS Framework

  2. SS/HS require-ments

  3. Other SS/HS materials

  4. Required programs

  5. Optional programs

  6. EBPs

  7. Collaborative practices

  8. Workforce skills

  9. Cultural competence

  10. Health disparity

  11. Evaluation / monitoring

  12. Other specify


  1. Education: School climate

  2. Education: Disciplinary policy

  3. Education: Safety

  4. Education: Other

  5. Law enforcement: On-campus practices

  6. Law enforcement: Other

  7. Mental Health: Access/ disparity reduction

  8. Mental Health: EBPs

  9. Mental Health: Social / emotional development

  10. Early Childhood Services

  11. Substance use / violence prevention: EBPs

  12. Substance use / violence prevention: other

  13. Positive youth development

  14. Family, student, community, school collaboration

  15. Service integration

  16. Other

Social media messages (e.g., facebook, twitter)









Need Identification (input on helpful supports)









Program Materials (provided)









Program Information (Hard copies, or emailed)









Event Announcement / Invitations









State Conference(s)









Information Visits to Districts/ Schools









In-person Training (TOT)









In-person Training (Direct)









On-site TA









Remote TA









Administrative / monitoring visits to Districts/ Schools









Other specify










































Member / Partner Contributions


# Partner agencies/ Organizations

Fiscal Resources (other than grant)

Designated employee(s)

Employee time as needed

Information Materials

Participation in committees / work groups

Participation in collaborative state projects

Participation in providing training / technical assistance

Communicating directly with local agencies/organizations in their sector

Providing assistance / support to local agencies / orgs

Changed policies to support SS/HS framework

Other specify

Sector Representation

Data Type

#

Yes /No

Yes/No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

Yes /No

all that apply

Response Options

Grantee Agency














  1. Education

  2. Education: discipline, school safety

  3. School climate/ supportive schools

  4. Mental health

  5. Social / emotional development

  6. Child development

  7. Families & children

  8. Health

  9. Behavioral health/ prevention

  10. Behavioral health/ treatment

  11. Behavioral health/ violence prevention

  12. Law enforcement

  13. Judicial system

  14. Other

Member 1














Member 2














.














Member n














State Agency Partners














State private partners: public interest organizations














State private partners: non-profit providers














State private partners: businesses / associations














Expert partners: Universities / consultants














Other: Specify
















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