SAFE AND DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS & COMMUNITIES

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COUNSELING DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM

FY 2001

(CFDA #84.215E)

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# S215E010015

# Healdsburg Unified School District

Consuela Smith

### 925 University Street

Healdsburg, CA 95448-3500

\(707\) 431-3435

**Healdsburg Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$** **262,998** under the *Elementary School Counseling
Demonstration* *Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to
support counseling programs in 3 elementary schools. The schools will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

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# S215E010024

# Moreno Valley Unified School District

Patricia Hatch

13911 Perris Boulevard

Moreno Valley, CA 92553

\(909\) 485-5600

**Moreno Valley Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 396,283** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 7 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

# S215E010014

# Lennox School District

Lori Rayor

10319 Firmona Avenue

Lennox, CA 90304

\(310\) 330-4950

**Lennox School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$ 315,223**
under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration* *Program*. The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
in 2 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.

**S215010005**

# Centralia School District

Linda Matlock

6625 La Palma Avenue

Buena Park, CA 90620

\(714\) 228-3141

**Centralia School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
340,924** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 9 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

**S215010003**

# Sanger Unified School District

Steve Carlson

1905 7^th^ Street

Sanger, CA 93657

\(559\) 875-6521

**Sanger Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
382,018** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 12 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

# S215010025

# Santa Paula Elementary School District

Frida Goldstein-Friend

201 South Steckel Drive

Santa Paula, CA 93060

\(805\) 933-5336

**Santa Paul Elementary School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 375,995** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration
Program.* The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 5 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

# S215010022

# Fontana Unified School District

John Burton

9680 Citrus Avenue

Fontana, CA 9234

\(909\) 357-5000, x7088

**Fontana Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
396,540** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*. The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
in 7 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.

# S215010021

# Marysville Joint Unified School District

Lynn Carlisle

1919 B Street

Marysville, CA 95901

\(530\) 749-6130

**Marysville Joint Unified School District** has been awarded a grant
for **\$392,535** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 4 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

# S215010010

# Stockton Unified School District

Roger Deschenes

Student Services Department

1144 E. Channel Street

Stockton, CA 95205

\(209\) 953-4143

**Stockton Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
379,467** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 8 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

# S21501009

# Napa Valley Unified School District

Virginia Rue

2425 Jefferson Street

Napa, CA 94558

\(707\) 253-0700

**Napa Valley Unified School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 358,424** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 4 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010026

# Piscataway Township Public Schools

Dr. Dorothy Jeanne Youngs

100 Behmer Road

Piscataway, NJ 08854 -1332

\(732\) 981-0700 Ext. 2497

**Piscataway Township Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for
**\$** **389,600** under the *Elementary School Counseling
Demonstration* *Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to
support counseling programs in 6 elementary schools. The schools will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010013

# Saginaw City School District

Robert Jamison

550 Millard

Saginaw, MI 48607-1193

\(517\) 759- 2296

**Saginaw City School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
392,427** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 7 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010029

# Natrona County School District

Michael Bond

1217 West 14^th^ Street

Casper, WY 82604-3362

\(307\) 577-4554

**Natrona County School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
253,359** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 5 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010019

# Kansas City Public Schools

David Cantwell

625 Minnesota Avenue

Kansas City, KS 66101-3017

\(913\) 279-2238

**Kansas City Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$
357,554** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 7 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010012

# Russell Independent Schools

Jade Maddox

409 Belfont Street

Russell, KY 41169-1320

\(606\) 836-9679

**Russell Independent Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$
91,480** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support a
counseling program at the Russell Primary School. The school will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010030

# Cambridge Public Schools

Barbara W. Black

159 Thorndike Street

Cambridge, MA 02141-1207

\(617\) 349-6455

**Cambridge Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$ 396,538**
under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration* *Program*. The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
at 14 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
the school district an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.

#### S215E010008

# Adams-Friendship Area School District

Charlotte Preiss

201 W. Sixth Street

Friendship, WI 53934-9135

\(608\) 339-3016

**Adams-Friendship Area School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 191,210** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 5 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010016

# Highline School District

Jinna Risdal

15675 Ambaum Boulevard, SW

Seattle, WA 98166

\(206\) 433-2366

**Highline School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$ 396,292**
under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration* *Program*. The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
in 22 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
the school district an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.

#### S215E010006

# Freeport Public Schools

Fern Eisgrub

450 South Ocean Avenue

Freeport, NY 11529

\(516\) 867-5227

**Freeport Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$ 390,245**
under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration* *Program*. The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
in 4 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
the school district an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.

#### S215E010002

# Minneapolis Public Schools

Mary Hoopman

807 NE Broadway

Minneapolis, MN 55413

\(612\) 588-3111

**Minneapolis Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$
376,038** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 2 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010027

# Sumter County School District Two

Dr. Mary B. Hallums

1345 Wilson Hall Road

P.O. Box 2425

Sumter, SC 29151

\(803\) 453-5571

**Sumter County School District Two** has been awarded a grant for **\$
372,656** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration
Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 11 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010031

# Osage County Interlocal Cooperative

Susan Frazier

207 E. Main

Hominy, OK 74035

\(918\) 885-2667

**Osage County Interlocal Cooperative** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 296,924** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 10 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010028

# Austin Independent School District

Katherine Synatschk

1111 W. 6^th^ Street

Austin, TX 78703

\(512\) 414-1201

**Austin Independent School District** has been awarded a grant for **\$
367,875** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 14 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010004

# Farmington Municipal School District

Rebecca Jasper

2001 North Dustin Avenue

Farmington, NM 87401

\(505\) 324-0352

**Farmington Municipal School District** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 387,111** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 4 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010018

# Community Consolidated School District #65

Fran Bukrey

1314 Ridge Avenue

Evanston, IL 60201

\(847\) 492-5864

**Community Consolidated School District #65** has been awarded a grant
for **\$ 376,553** under the *Elementary School Counseling
Demonstration* *Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to
support counseling programs in 7 elementary schools. The schools will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010007

# Brooks County Independent School District

Dr. Nabor Cortez

P.O. Box 589

Falfurrias, TX 78355

\(361\) 325-1712

**Brooks County Independent School District** has been awarded a grant
for **\$ 322,465** under the *Elementary School Counseling
Demonstration* *Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to
support a counseling program at 1 elementary school. The school will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010023

# Mary C. O'Brien Accommodation School District

Orlenda Roberts

C/O Pinal County School Office

P.O. Box 769

Florence, AZ 85232

\(520\) 868-6576

**Mary C. O'Brien Accommodation School District** has been awarded a
grant for **\$ 393,298** under the *Elementary School Counseling
Demonstration* *Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to
support counseling programs in 8 elementary schools. The schools will be
given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010011

# Elizabethton City School System

Audrey Collins

804 South Watauga Avenue

Elizabethton, TN 37643

\(423\) 547-8000

**Elizabethton City School System** has been awarded a grant for **\$
167,788** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 3 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010001

# Peoria Unified School District No. 11

Sandra R. Sperry

6330 W. Thunderbird Road

Glendale, AZ 85306

\(623\) 486-6063

**Peoria Unified School District No. 11** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 393,748** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program*. The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 19 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010020

# Harrah Independent School District #7

Dr. Dan Forman

20670 Walker

Harrah, OK 73045

\(405\) 454-6244

**Harrah Independent School District #7** has been awarded a grant for
**\$ 163,172** under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration*
*Program.* The district will utilize these grant funds to support
counseling programs in 3 elementary schools. The schools will be given
the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide
counseling services and the school district an opportunity to identify
model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the
inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program
is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early
intervention services for elementary school students.

#### S215E010017

# Hartford Public Schools

Leah Fichtner

153 Market Street, 8^th^ Floor

Hartford, CT 06103

\(860\) 297-8460

**Hartford Public Schools** has been awarded a grant for **\$ 388,599**
under the *Elementary School Counseling Demonstration* *Program.* The
district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs
in 4 elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to
establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and
the school district an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance
their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective
counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling
services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for
elementary school students.