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City State
Grantee Name Obligated Amount Award Date
ANCHORAGE AK COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL $191,523INC 8/14/2006
ANCHORAGE AK BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS $196,967
OF ALASKA
4/3/2009
ANCHORAGE AK BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS $199,967
OF ALASKA
3/3/2008
ANCHORAGE AK ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT $461,316-- SECURITY
8/28/2006AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DEP
ANCHORAGE AK CHUGACH SCHOOL DISTRICT $646,147 6/26/2009
ANCHORAGE AK CHUGACH SCHOOL DISTRICT $657,596 6/27/2008
BETHEL AK LOWER KUSKOKWIM SCHOOL $245,572DISTRICT
6/29/2009
BETHEL AK LOWER KUSKOKWIM SCHOOL $268,061DISTRICT
5/30/2008
FAIRBANKS AK FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR $181,454
BOROUGH 7/25/2008
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FAIRBANKS AK FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR $185,436
BOROUGH 8/29/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FAIRBANKS AK FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR $190,045
BOROUGH 8/12/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FARIBANKS AK YUKON-KOYUKUK SCHOOL $190,691
DISTRICT8/14/2006
HOONAH AK HOONAH CITY SCHOOL$188,852
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
HOONAH AK HOONAH CITY SCHOOL$189,429
DISTRICT 8/22/2006
JUNEAU AK ASSOCIATION OF ALASKA $237,066
SCHOOL BOARDS
8/29/2007
JUNEAU AK ASSOCIATION OF ALASKA $241,990
SCHOOL BOARDS
7/25/2008
JUNEAU AK ASSOCIATION OF ALASKA $246,930
SCHOOL BOARDS
8/12/2009
JUNEAU AK ALASKA COUNCIL OF SCHOOL
$310,103 ADMINISTRATORS
3/3/2008 -- ALASKA STAFF DEVELOPMENT N
JUNEAU AK ALASKA COUNCIL OF SCHOOL
$310,387 ADMINISTRATORS
4/16/2009 -- ALASKA STAFF DEVELOPMENT N
JUNEAU AK JUNEAU CITY & BOROUGH $999,942
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/10/2006
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF $284,670
EDUCATION7/1/2009
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF $284,670
EDUCATION7/1/2008
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF $336,307
EDUCATION7/1/2006
JUNEAU AK ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF $336,307
EDUCATION7/1/2007
& EARLY DEVELOPMENT
KETCHIKAN AK KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH
$145,852 SCHOOL
8/29/2007
DISTRICT
KETCHIKAN AK KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH
$146,726 SCHOOL
7/25/2008
DISTRICT
KETCHIKAN AK KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH
$148,028 SCHOOL
8/12/2009
DISTRICT
KETCHIKAN AK KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH
$953,770 SCHOOL
7/13/2006
DISTRICT
KETCHIKAN AK KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH
$974,148 SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT
NOME AK NOME PUBLIC SCHOOLS $167,846
-- EMERGENCY
8/29/2007
RESPONSE UNIT DIVISON OF EMERGENCY R
PALMER AK MATANUSKA SUSITNA BOROUGH
$395,361 SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT
PALMER AK MATANUSKA SUSITNA BOROUGH
$399,218 SCHOOL
8/22/2006
DISTRICT
ALICEVILLE AL SHADY GROVE BAPTIST$215,127
CHURCH -- OFFICE
8/15/2006
OF THE DIRECTOR
ANDALUSIA AL ANDALUSIA CITY SCHOOLS $44,848 6/17/2009
ANDALUSIA AL ANDALUSIA CITY SCHOOLS $61,367 6/2/2008
ANNISTON AL NORTH ALABAMA CENTER $158,959
FOR CMTY 7/2/2009
INITIATIVES
ANNISTON AL NORTH ALABAMA CENTER $198,378
FOR CMTY6/15/2007
INITIATIVES
ANNISTON AL NORTH ALABAMA CENTER$199,302
FOR CMTY6/27/2008
INITIATIVES
ASHVILLE AL ST. CLAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS
$364,400
-- COMMUNITY
6/26/2009
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ST. CLAIR C
ASHVILLE AL ST. CLAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS
$405,500
-- COMMUNITY
8/22/2008
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ST. CLAIR C
BAY MINETTE AL PURPOSE ACCEPTING SERIOUS
$192,000 STUDENTS:
4/2/2009
PASS
BAY MINETTE AL PURPOSE ACCEPTING SERIOUS
$200,000 STUDENTS:
3/3/2008
PASS
BIRMINGHAM AL SELECT MEDICAL SYSTEMS
$154,173
INC. 6/17/2009
BIRMINGHAM AL SELECT MEDICAL SYSTEMS
$200,000
INC. 6/2/2008
CULLMAN AL CULLMAN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$40,759
-- CULLMAN
8/15/2007
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
CULLMAN AL CULLMAN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$83,321
-- CULLMAN
9/29/2006
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
CULLMAN AL CULLMAN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$95,811
-- CULLMAN
7/31/2009
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
CULLMAN AL CULLMAN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$120,126
-- CULLMAN
7/31/2008
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
DECATUR AL MENTAL HEALTH ASSN $187,381
IN MORGAN COUNTY
8/31/2006
DECATUR AL MENTAL HEALTH ASSN $191,998
IN MORGAN COUNTY
8/15/2007
ENTERPRISE AL ENTERPRISE BOARD OF EDUCATION
$99,250 6/30/2009
FORT PAYNE AL PARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG-FREE
$198,045 DEKALB
8/31/2006
COUNTY, INC.
FORT PAYNE AL PARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG-FREE
$198,045 DEKALB
8/15/2007
COUNTY, INC.
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $149,523
OF EDUCATION 6/26/2009
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $149,936
OF EDUCATION 5/30/2008
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $178,060
OF EDUCATION 8/29/2007
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $179,138
OF EDUCATION 7/25/2008
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $181,440
OF EDUCATION 8/11/2009
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $118,958
OF EDUCATION 6/17/2009
GADSDEN AL GADSDEN CITY BOARD $150,968
OF EDUCATION 6/2/2008
HOOVER AL HOOVER CITY SCHOOLS$242,968 6/16/2009
HUNTSVILLE AL HUNTSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
$50,000 1/12/2007
MONTGOMERYAL MONTGOMERY AREA UNITED
$120,373
WAY 3/3/2008
MONTGOMERYAL MONTGOMERY AREA UNITED
$122,733
WAY 4/2/2009
MONTGOMERYAL MONTGOMERY COUNTY $1,382,253
PUBLIC SCHOOL8/28/2007
DISTRICT
MONTGOMERYAL MONTGOMERY COUNTY $1,449,698
PUBLIC SCHOOL6/26/2009
DISTRICT
MONTGOMERYAL MONTGOMERY COUNTY $1,449,937
PUBLIC SCHOOL6/21/2008
DISTRICT
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT
$750,000 OF EDUCATION
12/16/2005
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPARTMENT$3,464,508
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPARTMENT$3,464,508
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPARTMENT$4,092,951
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPARTMENT$4,092,951
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPT OF ECON$866,127
& COMM AFFAIRS
7/1/2009
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPT OF ECON$866,127
& COMM AFFAIRS
7/1/2008
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPT OF ECONOMIC
$1,023,238 & COMMUNITY
7/1/2007AFFAIRS
MONTGOMERYAL ALABAMA DEPT OF ECON
$1,023,238
& COMM AFFAIRS
7/1/2006
RAINSVILLE AL DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL $92,520
SYSTEM 5/30/2008
ROCKFORD AL COOSA COUNTY SCHOOL $184,900
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
ROCKFORD AL COOSA COUNTY SCHOOL $186,456
DISTRICT 7/25/2008
ROCKFORD AL COOSA COUNTY SCHOOL $190,634
DISTRICT 8/11/2009
RUSSELLVILLE AL FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOL
$428,981
SYSTEM8/17/2006
RUSSELLVILLE AL FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOL
$428,981
SYSTEM7/20/2007
RUSSELLVILLE AL FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$159,451 6/17/2009
RUSSELLVILLE AL FRANKLIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$200,000 6/2/2008
RUSSELLVILLE AL FRANKLIN COUNTY BOARD$99,347
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
SELMA AL YMCA OF SELMA, ALABAMA
$185,954 6/1/2007
SELMA AL YMCA OF SELMA, ALABAMA
$194,064 6/1/2006
TUSCALOOSA AL TUSCALOOSA COUNTY $146,600
SCHOOL SYSTEM5/30/2008
TUSCALOOSA AL TUSCALOOSA COUNTY $148,800
SCHOOL SYSTEM6/29/2009
TUSCALOOSA AL UNIV OF ALABAMA $123,311 6/9/2009
TUSKEGEE AL MACON COUNTY BOARD $123,055
OF EDUCATION
7/25/2008
TUSKEGEE AL MACON COUNTY BOARD $129,505
OF EDUCATION
8/11/2009
TUSKEGEE AL MACON COUNTY BOARD $129,842
OF EDUCATION
8/29/2007
BENTONVILLE AR BENTONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$678,264 6/30/2009
CONWAY AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$180,090
OF NORTH7/25/2008
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
CONWAY AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$180,090
OF NORTH8/10/2009
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
CONWAY AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$187,040
OF NORTH8/29/2007
CENTRAL ARKANSAS
HOT SPRINGS AR HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL $747,287
DISTRICT 6 6/27/2008
HOT SPRINGS AR HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL $749,998
DISTRICT 6 6/26/2009
HOXIE AR HOXIE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$124,111
#46 8/29/2007
LITTLE ROCK AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTER
$131,805
OF CENTRAL6/1/2007
ARKANSAS
LITTLE ROCK AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTER
$133,953
OF CENTRAL6/1/2006
ARKANSAS
LITTLE ROCK AR WORD OF OURTREACH $160,508
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
8/29/2007
LITTLE ROCK AR WORD OF OURTREACH $165,195
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
7/25/2008
LITTLE ROCK AR WORD OF OURTREACH $171,925
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
8/11/2009
LITTLE ROCK AR LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$185,514 6/1/2006
LITTLE ROCK AR LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$199,580 6/1/2007
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT$2,165,553
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT$2,165,553
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT$2,558,373
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT$2,558,373
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPT OF HUMAN
$541,388
SERVICES7/1/2009
-- DIV OF BEHAV HEALTH, ALCOHOL
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPT. OF HUMAN
$541,388
SERVICES7/1/2008
-- DIV OF BEHAV HEALTH, ALCOHOL,
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPT. OF HUMAN
$639,593
SERVICES7/1/2007
-- DIV OF BEHAV HEALTH, ALCOHOL,
LITTLE ROCK AR ARKANSAS DEPT. OF HUMAN
$639,593
SERVICES7/1/2006
-- DIV OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVI, ALC
MONTICELLO AR MONTICELLO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$85,211#188/29/2007
NORTH LITTLE AR
ROCK
PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGE
$218,965
-- INSTITUTIONAL
7/28/2008 ADVANCEMENT
RUSSELLVILLE AR RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL$500,000
DISTRICT 8/17/2006
RUSSELLVILLE AR RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL$500,000
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
SPRINGDALE AR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$195,117
OF NORTHWEST
8/15/2006ARKANSAS, INC.
SPRINGDALE AR ARKANSAS OCCUPATIONAL $295,915
MEDICINE 8/31/2006
SERVICES, PA
SPRINGDALE AR ARKANSAS OCCUPATIONAL $300,000
MEDICINE 8/15/2007
SERVICES, PA
WEST MEMPHIS AR WEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL
$2,898,703
DISTRICT 7/8/2006
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA DEPARTMENT
$765,390 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA DEPARTMENT
$765,390 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA DEPARTMENT
$765,390 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA DEPARTMENT
$765,390 OF 9/18/2008
EDUCATION
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA OFFICE
$135,069
OF EDUCATION
9/18/2008
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA OFFICE
$135,069
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA OFFICE
$135,069
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
PAGO PAGO AS AMERICAN SAMOA OFFICE
$135,069
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
CASA GRANDEAZ CASA GRANDE UNION HIGH
$44,953
SCHOOL6/17/2009
DISTRICT
CASA GRANDEAZ CASA GRANDE UNION HIGH
$56,749
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/3/2008
CHANDLER AZ CHANDLER UNIFIED SCHOOL
$236,125
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
CHANDLER AZ CHANDLER UNIFIED SCHOOL
$248,328
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
ELOY AZ PINAL HISPANIC COUNCIL
$195,165 8/29/2007
ELOY AZ PINAL HISPANIC COUNCIL
$195,965 8/11/2009
ELOY AZ PINAL HISPANIC COUNCIL
$195,965 8/7/2008
FLAGSTAFF AZ FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL
$397,957
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
#1
FLAGSTAFF AZ PAINTED DESERT DEMONSTRATION
$611,483 PROJECT
6/26/2009 DBA THE STAR SCHOOL
FLAGSTAFF AZ PAINTED DESERT DEMONSTRATION
$684,079 PROJECT
6/27/2008 DBA THE STAR SCHOOL
FORT THOMASAZ FORT THOMAS UNIFIED$323,221
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
FORT THOMASAZ FORT THOMAS UNIFIED$323,448
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
FT. THOMAS AZ FT. THOMAS UNIFIED SCHOOL
$106,661
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
-- ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF THE SUPER
GILBERT AZ GILBERT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$247,120 8/29/2007
GLENDALE AZ WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY
$193,385
SCHOOL8/29/2007
DISTRICT
MARANA AZ MARANA UNIFIED SCHOOL$95,530
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
MARICOPA AZ MARICOPA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$160,806
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
#20
MESA AZ MESA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$871,517 8/28/2006
NOGLES AZ SANTA CRUZ REGIONAL$360,120
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
PAGE AZ PAGE UNIFIED SCHOOL$382,706
DISTRICT 7/13/2009
PAGE AZ PAGE UNIFIED SCHOOL$394,008
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
PAGE AZ PAGE UNIFIED SCHOOL$729,418
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
PAGE AZ PAGE UNIFIED SCHOOL$745,911
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
PHOENIX AZ AMERICAN CHARTER SCHOOLS
$409,830FOUNDATION/APACHE
5/30/2008 TRAIL HIGH SCHOOL
PHOENIX AZ AMERICAN CHARTER SCHOOLS
$410,584FOUNDATION/APACHE
6/26/2009 TRAIL HIGH SCHOOL
PHOENIX AZ SELF MADE MEN WOMEN $177,138
AND CHILDREN,
8/29/2008
INC.
PHOENIX AZ SELF MADE MEN WOMEN $178,070
AND CHILDREN,
8/29/2007
INC.
PHOENIX AZ AMERICAN INDIAN PREVENTION
$181,461COALITION
8/14/2006INC.
PHOENIX AZ DEER VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL
$247,466DISTRICT
8/29/2007
-- EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INSTRUCTION
PHOENIX AZ NEW CENTURY EDUCATIONAL
$238,172
MANAGEMENT
8/29/2007
PHOENIX AZ SCOTTSDALE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$364,226DISTRICT
8/28/2006
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$452,675
OF EDUCATION8/26/2006
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$485,878
OF EDUCATION8/16/2007
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$3,765,874
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$3,765,874
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$4,448,984
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA DEPARTMENT$4,448,984
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA OFFICE OF THE$941,469
GOVERNOR 7/1/2009
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA OFFICE OF THE$941,469
GOVERNOR 7/1/2008
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA OFFICE OF THE
$1,112,246
GOVERNOR 7/1/2007
PHOENIX AZ ARIZONA OFFICE OF THE
$1,112,246
GOVERNOR 7/1/2006
PHOENIZ AZ ARIZONA QUEST FOR KIDS
$190,936 6/1/2006
PHOENIZ AZ ARIZONA QUEST FOR KIDS
$192,500 6/1/2007
PRESCOTT AZ YAVAPAI BIG BROTHERS $157,739
BIG SISTERS 6/1/2006
PRESCOTT AZ YAVAPAI BIG BROTHERS $159,031
BIG SISTERS5/24/2007
PRESCOTT AZ YAVAPAI COUNTY EDUCATION
$596,571SERVICE
8/28/2006
AGENCY
SHOW LOW AZ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$120,222
OF NORTHEASTERN
8/7/2008 ARIZONA
SHOW LOW AZ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$120,222
OF NORTHEASTERN
8/11/2009 ARIZONA
SHOW LOW AZ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$120,222
OF NORTHEASTERN
8/29/2007 ARIZONA
SURPRISE AZ DYSART UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,494,402
DISTRICT 89
6/27/2008
SURPRISE AZ DYSART UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,499,479
DISTRICT 89
6/26/2009
TEEC NOS POSAZ RED MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$321,260
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
TEEC NOS POSAZ RED MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$321,278
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
TEEC NOS POSAZ RED MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$99,000
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
TEMPE AZ ARIZONA STATE UNIV/REGENTS
$187,065 5/23/2007
TEMPE AZ ARIZONA STATE UNIV/REGENTS
$190,349 5/19/2008
TUCSON AZ LUZ ACADEMY OF TUCSON$313,758 5/30/2008
TUCSON AZ LUZ ACADEMY OF TUCSON$318,715 6/29/2009
TUCSON AZ LUZ ACADEMY OF TUCSON$577,755 8/16/2006
TUCSON AZ STRENGTHBUILDING PARTNERS
$133,260 8/29/2007
TUCSON AZ STRENGTHBUILDING PARTNERS
$155,166 8/7/2008
TUCSON AZ STRENGTHBUILDING PARTNERS
$158,284 8/11/2009
TUCSON AZ FLOWING WELLS SCHOOL $171,486
DISTRICT 6/1/2006
TUCSON AZ LUZ SOCIAL SERVICES, $175,700
INC. 6/1/2006
TUCSON AZ FLOWING WELLS SCHOOL $175,991
DISTRICT 6/1/2007
TUCSON AZ LUZ SOCIAL SERVICES, $183,627
INC. 6/1/2007
TUCSON AZ EL CENTRO FOR THE STUDY
$188,984
OF PRIMARY
8/14/2006
AND SECONDARY EDUCATION, INC.
TUCSON AZ AMPHITHEATER PUBLIC$191,844
SCHOOLS 8/14/2006
TUCSON AZ CHICANOS POR LA CAUSA$197,396 8/14/2006
TUCSON AZ UNIV OF ARIZONA, BOARD
$144,461
OF REGENTS 6/1/2006
-- CAMPUS HEALTH SERVICE
TUCSON AZ UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA$153,866 6/9/2009
VAIL AZ VAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,364,198
#20 7/20/2007
VAIL AZ VAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,393,182
#20 7/13/2006
WINSLOW AZ WINSLOW UNIFIED SCHOOL
$161,585
DISTRICT 6/1/2006
WINSLOW AZ WINSLOW UNIFIED SCHOOL
$161,625
DISTRICT 6/1/2007
YUMA AZ CRANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$128,255DISTRICT
5/30/2008
#13 -- COMMUNICATIONS
YUMA AZ YUMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$249,998
DISTRICT
8/28/2006
NO. ONE
YUMA AZ YUMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
$197,499
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
#70 -- RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
YUMA AZ YUMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
$2,898,292
DISTRICT7/8/2006
ONE
ALHAMBRA CA ALHAMBRA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,355,878
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
ALHAMBRA CA ALHAMBRA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,393,895
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
ANAHEIM CA YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN$135,673
ASSOCIATION6/1/2006
OF ANAHEIM
ANAHEIM CA YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN$138,737
ASSOCIATION
5/24/2007
OF ANAHEIM
ANAHEIM CA MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$155,878 4/3/2009
ANAHEIM CA MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$156,995 3/3/2008
ANAHEIM CA ANAHEIM CITY SCHOOL$2,797,819
DISTRICT 6/30/2006
ANAHEIM CA ANAHEIM CITY SCHOOL$2,873,409
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
ANAHEIM CA ANAHEIM CITY SCHOOL$2,873,954
DISTRICT 6/21/2008
BAKERSFIELD CA STAY FOCUSED MINISTRIES
$198,375 6/1/2006
BAKERSFIELD CA STAY FOCUSED MINISTRIES
$200,000 5/24/2007
BAKERSFIELD CA PANAMA BUENA VISTA $250,000
UNION SCHOOL8/28/2006
DISTRICT
BAKERSFIELD CA KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$1,494,576 OF6/27/2008
SCHOOLS
BAKERSFIELD CA KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$1,500,000 OF6/26/2009
SCHOOLS
BAKERSFIELD CA BAKERSFIELD CITY SCHOOL
$2,294,067
DISTRICT 7/8/2006
BALDWIN PARKCA BALDWIN PARK UNIFIED$298,082
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
BEVERLY HILLSCA CHILDREN UNITING NATIONS
$191,974 8/29/2007
BEVERLY HILLSCA CHILDREN UNITING NATIONS
$191,974 7/25/2008
BEVERLY HILLSCA CHILDREN UNITING NATIONS
$191,974 8/11/2009
CAMARILLO CA PACIFIC CAMPS AND FAMILY
$102,817
RESOURCES
8/14/2006
CAMARILLO CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$158,093
OF VENTURA
8/7/2008
COUNTY, INC.
CAMARILLO CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$158,275
OF VENTURA
8/29/2007
COUNTY, INC.
CAMARILLO CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$161,547
OF VENTURA
8/11/2009
COUNTY, INC.
CARLSBAD CA CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
$194,146
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
CARPINTERIA CA CARPINTERIA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$641,594DISTRICT
8/28/2007
CARPINTERIA CA CARPINTERIA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$704,205DISTRICT
6/21/2008
CARPINTERIA CA CARPINTERIA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$722,955DISTRICT
6/26/2009
CASTRO VALLEYCA CASTRO VALLEY UNIFIED$99,984
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
CERRITOS CA ABC UNIFIED SCHOOL$1,839,425
DISTRICT 7/8/2006
CHULA VISTA CA CHULA VISTA ELEMENTARY
$245,059
SCHOOL 8/28/2006
DISTRICT
CLAREMONT CA UNCOMMON GOOD $199,277 8/14/2006
CLOVIS CA CLOVIS UNIFIED SCHOOL$182,521
DISTRICT 6/1/2006
CLOVIS CA CLOVIS UNIFIED SCHOOL$184,017
DISTRICT 5/24/2007
COLMA CA CHILDREN'S EMPOWERMENT,
$149,980
INC. 8/29/2007
COLMA CA CHILDREN'S EMPOWERMENT,
$149,980
INC. 8/7/2008
COLMA CA CHILDREN'S EMPOWERMENT,
$149,980
INC. 8/10/2009
COLTON CA TCU COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS,
$173,766 INC.8/7/2008
COLTON CA TCU COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS,
$176,596 INC.
8/29/2007
COLTON CA TCU COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS,
$177,240 INC.
8/11/2009
CORNING CA CORNING UNION HIGH $727,471
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
COSTA MESA CA NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED $186,892
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/14/2006
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$62,297OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007 -- DIVISION OF ALTERNATIVE EDUC
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$94,052OF EDUCATION
7/31/2008 -- DIVISION OF ALTERNATIVE EDUC
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$124,433OF EDUCATION
9/29/2006 -- DIVISION OF ALTERNATIVE EDUC
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$499,996OF EDUCATION
8/28/2006
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY OFFICE
$2,677,669
OF EDUCATION
7/13/2006
COSTA MESA CA ORANGE COUNTY OFFICE
$2,682,856
OF EDUCATION
7/20/2007
COSTA MESA CA NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
$2,867,921
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
COSTA MESA CA NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
$2,875,929
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
CRESCENT CITY
CA DEL NORTE COUNTY OFFICE
$239,966
OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
DOWNEY CA LOS ANGELES COUNTY $462,693
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
8/28/2006
EL CAJON CA GROSSMONT UNION HIGH$496,297
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008 -- EDUCATIONAL SERVICES CATEGOR
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL VALLEY REGIONAL
$375,565
OCCUPATIONAL
6/7/2007 PROGRAM
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL VALLEY REGIONAL
$381,080
OCCUPATIONAL
7/11/2008 PROGRAM
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL VALLEY REGIONAL
$384,284
OCCUPATIONAL
6/26/2009 PROGRAM
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$673,543
OF EDUCATION
8/16/2006
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$198,382
OF EDUCATION
8/11/2009
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$200,000
OF EDUCATION
8/29/2007
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$200,312
OF EDUCATION
8/7/2008
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$186,013
OF EDUCATION
8/31/2006
EL CENTRO CA IMPERIAL COUNTY OFFICE
$297,037
OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007
ELK GROVE CA ELK GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$467,826DISTRICT
6/30/2009
-- FINANCE AND SCHOOL SUPPORT RISK MA
ENCINITAS CA SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH
$98,860
SCHOOL8/28/2006
DISTRICT
ESCONDIDO CA PARTNERS FOR COMMUNITY
$164,482
ACCESS, 6/1/2006
INC.
ESCONDIDO CA PARTNERS FOR COMMUNITY
$168,418
ACCESS,5/24/2007
INC.
ESCONDIDO CA ESCONDIDO UNION SCHOOL
$1,444,942
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
FIREBAUGH CA FIREBAUGH-LAS DELTAS$315,115
UNIFIED SCHOOL
8/22/2006
DISTRICT
FIREBAUGH CA FIREBAUGH-LAS DELTAS$315,754
UNIFIED SCHOOL
7/21/2007
DISTRICT
FOLSOM CA FOLSOM CORDOVA UNIFIED
$320,647
SCHOOL7/27/2007
DISTRICT
FOLSOM CA FOLSOM CORDOVA UNIFIED
$432,024
SCHOOL9/29/2006
DISTRICT
FORT BRAGG CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$200,000
OF MENDOCINO
8/29/2007 COUNTY, INC.
FORT BRAGG CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$200,000
OF MENDOCINO
8/7/2008 COUNTY, INC.
FORT BRAGG CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$200,000
OF MENDOCINO
8/11/2009 COUNTY, INC.
FORTUNA CA FORTUNA UNION ELEMENTARY
$385,057 SCHOOL
6/30/2009
DISTRICT
FREMONT CA FREMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL
$244,467
DISTRICT8/28/2006
FRESNO CA FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$485,642
DISTRICT 7/21/2007
FRESNO CA FRESNO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$485,832
DISTRICT 8/22/2006
FRESNO CA PROTEUS INC. $181,681 4/2/2009
FRESNO CA BREAK THE BARRIERS $182,400 8/29/2007
FRESNO CA BREAK THE BARRIERS $182,400 8/7/2008
FRESNO CA BREAK THE BARRIERS $182,400 8/11/2009
FRESNO CA PROTEUS INC. $186,075 3/3/2008
FRESNO CA ENCOURAGE TOMORROW $200,000 8/29/2007
FRESNO CA ENCOURAGE TOMORROW $200,000 7/25/2008
FRESNO CA ENCOURAGE TOMORROW $200,000 8/11/2009
FRESNO CA FRESNO COUNTY OFFICE $119,638
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
-- CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION SAFE
FRESNO CA FRESNO COUNTY OFFICE $150,000
OF EDUCATION6/2/2008
-- CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION SAFE
FULLERTON CA FULLERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$249,997 5/30/2008
GARDEN GROVECA GARDEN GROVE UNIFIED $925,409
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
GEORGETOWNCA BLACK OAK MINE UNIFIED
$978,613
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
GEORGETOWNCA BLACK OAK MINE UNIFIED
$985,068
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
GILROY CA ODD FELLOW REBEKAH$110,889
CHILDREN'S HOME
3/3/2008
OF CALIFORNIA
GILROY CA ODD FELLOW REBEKAH$173,764
CHILDREN'S HOME
4/3/2009
OF CALIFORNIA
GLENDALE CA GLENDALE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$344,289
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
GRANADA HILLS
CA GRANADA HILLS CHARTER$231,982
HIGH SCHOOL
8/28/2006
GRASS VALLEYCA NEVADA JOINT UNION HIGH
$293,539
SCHOOL9/23/2008
DISTRICT
HAYWARD CA BE A MENTOR, INC. $199,463 8/29/2007
HAYWARD CA BE A MENTOR, INC. $224,958 8/7/2008
HAYWARD CA BE A MENTOR, INC. $253,003 8/10/2009
HEMET CA HEMET UNIFIED SCHOOL $247,245
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
HOLLISTER CA SAN BENITO COUNTY OFFICE
$433,344
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
HOLLISTER CA SAN BENITO COUNTY OFFICE
$445,500
OF EDUCATION
7/13/2009
INDIO CA INDIO YOUTH TASK FORCE
($198,380) 5/7/2008
INDIO CA INDIO YOUTH TASK FORCE
$198,380 8/29/2007
INGLEWOOD CA INGLEWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL
$226,054 DISTRICT
8/28/2006
IRVINE CA IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL$244,009
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
IRVINE CA THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
$190,823 OF 8/24/2009
CALIFORNIA -- OFFICE OF RESEARCH ADMINI
LA JOLLA CA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA AT$135,466
SAN DIEGO --6/1/2006
STUDENT SAFETY AWARENESS & SEXUAL AS
LA MESA CA GROSSMONT UNION HIGH
$1,415,283
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2007
LA MESA CA GROSSMONT UNION HIGH
$1,486,379
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/21/2008
LA MESA CA GROSSMONT UNION HIGH
$1,486,761
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
LA QUINTA CA DESERT SANDS UNIFIED $146,145
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/29/2009
LA QUINTA CA DESERT SANDS UNIFIED $157,708
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
LA VERNE CA DAVID & MARGARET HOME$154,675
INC. 6/1/2006
LAKEPORT CA LAKE COUNTY OFFICE OF$140,611
EDUCATION 8/14/2006
LAKESPORT CA LAKE COUNTY OFFICE OF$465,091
EDUCATION 8/22/2006
LAKESPORT CA LAKE COUNTY OFFICE OF$470,666
EDUCATION 7/20/2007
LAMONT CA LAMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,569,058 6/30/2006
LAMONT CA LAMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,843,904 6/21/2008
LAMONT CA LAMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,908,903 7/20/2007
LANCASTER CA ANTELOPE VALLEY PARTNERS
$174,676FOR HEALTH
8/11/2009
LANCASTER CA ANTELOPE VALLEY PARTNERS
$176,776FOR HEALTH
7/25/2008
LANCASTER CA ANTELOPE VALLEY PARTNERS
$183,876FOR HEALTH
8/29/2007
LAWNDALE CA LAWNDALE ELEMENTARY $258,691
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
LEMOORE CA CENTRAL UNION ELEMENTARY
$692,861 SCHOOL
8/28/2007
DISTRICT
LEMOORE CA CENTRAL UNION ELEMENTARY
$739,322 SCHOOL
6/21/2008
DISTRICT
LEMOORE CA CENTRAL UNION ELEMENTARY
$750,000 SCHOOL
6/26/2009
DISTRICT
LENNOX CA LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT
$168,845 8/14/2006
LENNOX CA LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,226,461 6/21/2008
LENNOX CA LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,254,165 8/28/2007
LENNOX CA LENNOX SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,275,106 6/26/2009
LODI CA LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL $235,137
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
LOS ANGELES CA CATHOLIC BIG BROTHERS
$110,972
BIG SISTERS
8/14/2006
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED $129,916
SCHOOL DISTRICT
9/15/2008
- DISTRICT 3
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED $132,554
SCHOOL DISTRICT4/3/2009
- DISTRICT 3
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN
$150,781 CHURCHES
8/29/2007
LOS ANGELES CA YOUTH MENTORING CONNECTION
$156,546 4/2/2009
LOS ANGELES CA YOUTH MENTORING CONNECTION
$157,768 3/3/2008
LOS ANGELES CA COMMUNITY HARVEST CHARTER
$160,946 SCHOOL
8/14/2006
LOS ANGELES CA BROTHERHOOD CRUSADE $175,011 4/2/2009
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN
$179,418 CHURCHES
8/7/2008
LOS ANGELES CA BROTHERHOOD CRUSADE $189,552 3/3/2008
LOS ANGELES CA ADVANCEMENT THROUGH $191,777
OPPORTUNITY
8/14/2006
AND KNOWLEGE
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN
$226,983 CHURCHES
8/11/2009
LOS ANGELES CA CALS EARLY COLLEGE HIGH
$252,319
SCHOOL8/29/2007
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES LEADERSHIP
$336,528
ACADEMY 6/30/2009
- HIGH SCHOOL
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED $485,870
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
-- ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY EM
LOS ANGELES CA LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIV
$145,552
-- PSYCHOLOGY/STUDENT
5/19/2008 AFFAIRS ACADEMIC AND STU
LOS ANGELES CA UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
$147,594 -- USC6/1/2006
ROSSIER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
LOS ANGELES CA LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIV
$149,251
-- PSYCHOLOGY/STUDENT
5/23/2007 AFFAIRS ACADEMIC AND STU
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED
$2,210,033
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
LOS ANGELES CA LOS ANGELES UNIFIED
$2,213,277
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
MCKINLEYVILLECA NORTHERN HUMBOLDT$187,224
UNION HIGH9/23/2008
SCHOOL DISTRICT
MCKINLEYVILLECA NORTHERN HUMBOLDT$337,619
UNION HIGH8/12/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT
MCKINLEYVILLECA NORTHERN HUMBOLDT UNION
$99,458 HIGH6/30/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT
MODESTO CA YOUTH FOR CHRIST CENTRAL
$197,929VALLEY
8/29/2007
MODESTO CA YOUTH FOR CHRIST CENTRAL
$199,973VALLEY8/7/2008
MODESTO CA YOUTH FOR CHRIST CENTRAL
$199,981VALLEY
8/11/2009
MODESTO CA STANISLAUS COUNTY OFFICE
$401,626OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
MONTEBELLO CA MONTEBELLO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$383,014DISTRICT
6/30/2009
MONTEBELLO CA MONTEBELLO UNIFIED$2,208,378
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
MONTEBELLO CA MONTEBELLO UNIFIED$2,248,970
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$352,427
EDUCATION 8/22/2006
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$356,820
EDUCATION 7/20/2007
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$191,861
EDUCATION 8/11/2009
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$193,567
EDUCATION8/7/2008
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$196,049
EDUCATION 8/29/2007
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF
$493,097
EDUCATION 5/30/2008
NAPA CA NAPA COUNTY OFFICE$1,619,555
OF EDUCATION 9/26/2006
NEVADA CITY CA NEVADA COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$1,406,136 6/26/2009
OF SCHOOLS
NEWPORT BEACHCA CENTRAL ORANGE COAST$196,719
YMCA 8/14/2006
OAKLAND CA OAKLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL
$193,375
DISTRICT8/14/2006
OAKLAND CA OAKLAND ASIAN STUDENTS
$194,670
EUDCATIONAL
8/7/2008
SERVICES
OAKLAND CA OAKLAND ASIAN STUDENTS
$195,625
EUDCATIONAL
8/11/2009
SERVICES
OAKLAND CA OAKLAND ASIAN STUDENTS
$200,000
EUDCATIONAL
8/29/2007
SERVICES
OAKLAND CA OAKLAND UNITY HIGH SCHOOL
$243,064 5/30/2008
OAKLAND CA COMMUNITY RECOVERY$128,502
SERVICES 5/23/2007
OAKLAND CA COMMUNITY RECOVERY$128,915
SERVICES 5/19/2008
OCEANSIDE CA OCEANSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$189,422
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
OCEANSIDE CA OCEANSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$189,422
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
ONTARIO CA ONTARIO-MONTCLAIR SCHOOL
$250,000DISTRICT
6/30/2009
ONTARIO CA ONTARIO-MONTCLAIR$2,937,556
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
ONTARIO CA ONTARIO-MONTCLAIR$2,937,561
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
OROSI CA CUTLER-OROSI JOINT UNIFIED
$104,625
SCHOOL8/28/2006
DISTRICT -- LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
OROVILLE CA BUTTE COUNTY OFFICE$249,463
OF EDUCATION6/30/2009
OROVILLE CA BUTTE COUNTY OFFICE
$1,999,999
OF EDUCATION7/20/2007
OROVILLE CA BUTTE COUNTY OFFICE
$2,000,000
OF EDUCATION7/13/2006
OXNARD CA CITY IMPACT, INC. $245,175 8/14/2006
PALM SPRINGSCA PALM SPRINGS UNIFIED$158,770
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
PANORAMA CITY
CA ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF$194,611
SOUTHERN 9/29/2006
CALIFORNIA
PANORAMA CITY
CA ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF$196,171
SOUTHERN 5/24/2007
CALIFORNIA
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$43,019
DISTRICT8/31/2006
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$43,019
DISTRICT8/15/2007
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$98,827
DISTRICT8/28/2006
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,423,771
DISTRICT8/28/2007
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,498,419
DISTRICT6/26/2009
PARADISE CA PARADISE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,500,000
DISTRICT6/21/2008
PASADENA CA AGBU GENERATION NEXT$167,800
MENTORSHIP 4/3/2009
PROGRAM
PASADENA CA AGBU GENERATION NEXT$169,300
MENTORSHIP 3/3/2008
PROGRAM
PETALUMA CA MENTOR ME PETALUMA$184,210 7/25/2008
PETALUMA CA MENTOR ME PETALUMA$188,025 8/29/2007
PETALUMA CA MENTOR ME PETALUMA$191,840 8/11/2009
PICO RIVERA CA EL RANCHO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$252,059
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
PICO RIVERA CA EL RANCHO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,457,841
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
PLACERVILLE CA FAMILY CONNECTIONS $197,281
EL DORADO INC.3/3/2008
PLACERVILLE CA FAMILY CONNECTIONS $200,000
EL DORADO INC.4/3/2009
POMONA CA POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$2,974,817
DISTRICT7/20/2007
POMONA CA POMONA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$2,975,790
DISTRICT7/13/2006
POWAY CA POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL$491,299
DISTRICT 8/22/2006
POWAY CA POWAY UNIFIED SCHOOL$493,166
DISTRICT 7/21/2007
RED BLUFF CA TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$400,096OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009 -- PREVENTION PROGRAMS
RED BLUFF CA TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$414,942OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008 -- PREVENTION PROGRAMS
RED BLUFF CA TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$177,007OF EDUCATION
7/25/2008 -- PREVENTION PROJECTS
RED BLUFF CA TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$181,602OF EDUCATION
8/11/2009 -- PREVENTION PROJECTS
RED BLUFF CA TEHAMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$182,681OF EDUCATION
8/29/2007 -- PREVENTION PROJECTS
REDDING CA SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
$253,550DISTRICT
6/26/2009
REDDING CA SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
$254,329DISTRICT
5/30/2008
REDDING CA SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
$72,548DISTRICT
6/17/2009
REDDING CA SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL
$100,800DISTRICT
6/2/2008
REDDING CA SHASTA COUNTY OFFICE
$1,185,094
OF EDUCATION
6/27/2008
REDDING CA SHASTA COUNTY OFFICE
$1,193,643
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
REDWOOD CITY
CA FRIENDS FOR YOUTH, INC.
$200,000 8/10/2009
REDWOOD CITY
CA FRIENDS FOR YOUTH, INC.
$200,000 8/29/2007
REDWOOD CITY
CA FRIENDS FOR YOUTH, INC.
$200,000 8/7/2008
REDWOOD CITY
CA PACIFIC GRADUATE SCHOOL
$147,677
OF PSYCHOLOGY
6/9/2009
RICHMOND CA NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE $178,841
OF NORTH RICHMOND
3/3/2008
RICHMOND CA NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE $180,747
OF NORTH RICHMOND
4/3/2009
RICHMOND CA WEST CONTRA COSTA UNIFIED
$192,196 SCHOOL
8/14/2006
DISTRICT
RIVERSIDE CA PATH OF LIFE MINISTRIES
$197,284 8/14/2006
RIVERSIDE CA RIVERSIDE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$498,346 8/29/2007
OF SCHOOLS
ROHNERT PARK
CA SONOMA STATE UNIV $199,136 8/14/2006
ROWLAND HEIGHTS
CA ROWLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL
$168,083
DISTRICT6/1/2006
ROWLAND HEIGHTS
CA ROWLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL
$173,878
DISTRICT5/24/2007
SACRAMENTO CA GRANT JOINT UNION HIGH
$112,317
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/14/2006
SACRAMENTO CA PEOPLE REACHING OUT$148,047 8/7/2008
SACRAMENTO CA PEOPLE REACHING OUT$148,047 8/10/2009
SACRAMENTO CA PEOPLE REACHING OUT$149,433 8/29/2007
SACRAMENTO CA SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED
$197,779
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/1/2006
SACRAMENTO CA SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED
$199,457
SCHOOL5/24/2007
DISTRICT
SACRAMENTO CA NORTH SACRAMENTO AREA$367,546
S. D. COLLABORATIVE
5/30/2008
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
$28,129,436
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
$28,129,436
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
$33,231,966
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
$33,231,966
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPT OF$7,032,359
ALCOHOL & DRUG 7/1/2009
PROG
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPT OF$7,032,359
ALCOHOL & DRUG 7/1/2008
PROG
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPT OF$8,307,992
ALCOHOL & DRUG 7/1/2006
PROG
SACRAMENTO CA CALIFORNIA DEPT OF$8,307,992
ALCOHOL & DRUG 7/1/2007
PROG
SAN BERNARDINO
CA ONE 2 ONE MENTORS, INC.
$197,380 4/2/2009
SAN BERNARDINO
CA ONE 2 ONE MENTORS, INC.
$197,480 3/3/2008
SAN BERNARDINO
CA SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY$235,796
SUPERINTENDENT
8/28/2006OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$474,681
DISTRICT
8/22/2006
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$483,773
DISTRICT
7/21/2007
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY OFFICE
$742,619
OF EDUCATION
8/16/2006
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$95,557 8/11/2009
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$96,725 8/7/2008
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$100,000 8/29/2007
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA METRO UNITED METHODIST
$175,587
URBAN MINISTRY
7/25/2008
SAN DIEGO CA METRO UNITED METHODIST
$175,587
URBAN MINISTRY
8/11/2009
SAN DIEGO CA METRO UNITED METHODIST
$178,947
URBAN MINISTRY
8/29/2007
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$190,276 8/10/2009
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$190,516 8/7/2008
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$194,813 8/29/2007
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA PANGEA FOUNDATION $196,316 6/1/2006
SAN DIEGO CA PANGEA FOUNDATION $197,925 5/24/2007
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO YOUTH COMMUNITY
$199,277SERVICES
8/14/2006
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$484,210DISTRICT
5/30/2008
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$2,767,440 7/13/2006
OF SCHOOLS
SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$2,784,924 7/20/2007
OF SCHOOLS
SAN FERNANDO CA TRIUMPH CHARTER ACADEMY
$266,462 5/30/2008
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$394,816
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/21/2007
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$394,816
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/22/2006
SAN FRANCISCOCA PACT MENTORING PROGRAM
($85,760) 6/3/2008
SAN FRANCISCOCA PACT MENTORING PROGRAM
$85,760 8/29/2007
SAN FRANCISCOCA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$112,145
OF THE 9/29/2006
BAY AREA
SAN FRANCISCOCA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$113,110
OF SANTA
5/24/2007
CLARA COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCOCA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$116,974
OF THE12/11/2006
BAY AREA
SAN FRANCISCOCA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$132,125
OF SANTA6/1/2006
CLARA COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCOCA CIVIC VENTURES $135,692 6/1/2006
SAN FRANCISCOCA CIVIC VENTURES $140,737 5/24/2007
SAN FRANCISCOCA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$181,541
OF THE 8/14/2006
SAN FRANCISCO & THE PENINSULA
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$202,140
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$223,237
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/25/2008
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$265,584
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/11/2009
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$544,205
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
SAN FRANCISCOCA UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO
$149,965
-- HEALTH PROMOTION
9/5/2007 & SERVICES UNIVERSITY LIFE
SAN FRANCISCOCA UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO
$149,998
-- HEALTH 8/29/2008
PROMOTION & SERVICES UNIVERSITY LIFE
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$2,142,797
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2007
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$2,249,813
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/21/2008
SAN FRANCISCOCA SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED
$2,250,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
SAN GABREL CA SAN GABRIEL UNIFIED SCHOOL
$195,117DISTICT
8/14/2006
SAN JOSE CA MT.PLEASANT ELEMENTARY
$186,504
SCHOOL8/14/2006
DISTRICT
SAN JOSE CA ALUM ROCK COUNSELING$200,000
CENTER, INC.
7/25/2008
SAN JOSE CA ALUM ROCK COUNSELING$200,000
CENTER, INC.
8/11/2009
SAN JOSE CA ALUM ROCK COUNSELING$200,000
CENTER, INC.
8/29/2007
SAN JOSE CA SANTA CLARA COUNTY $499,994
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
CA CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SCHOOL
$167,054 DISTRICT
8/28/2006
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
CA CAPISTRANO UNIFIED$1,793,149
SCHOOL DISTRICT6/30/2006
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
CA CAPISTRANO UNIFIED$1,937,143
SCHOOL DISTRICT6/21/2008
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
CA CAPISTRANO UNIFIED$1,940,209
SCHOOL DISTRICT7/20/2007
SAN LORENZOCA SAN LORENZO UNIFIED$242,801
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
SAN MATEO CA JEFFERSON UNION HIGH $370,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/7/2007
SAN MATEO CA JEFFERSON UNION HIGH $370,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
SAN MATEO CA JEFFERSON UNION HIGH $370,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
SAN RAFAEL CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$166,161
OF MARIN6/1/2006
AND NAPA COUNTIES
SAN RAFAEL CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$175,377
OF MARIN5/24/2007
AND NAPA COUNTIES
SAN RAFAEL CA MARIN COUNTY OFFICE$373,865
OF EDUCATION6/30/2009
SANGER CA SANGER UNIFIED SCHOOL$296,523
DISTRICT 8/22/2006
SANGER CA SANGER UNIFIED SCHOOL$301,478
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
SANTA ANA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$426,072OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
SANTA ANA CA ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$439,608OF EDUCATION
7/13/2009
SANTA ANA CA CAMBODIAN FAMILY $173,275 8/29/2007
SANTA ANA CA CAMBODIAN FAMILY $182,420 7/29/2008
SANTA ANA CA YMCA COMMUNITY SERVICES
$188,152 6/1/2006
SANTA ANA CA CAMBODIAN FAMILY $192,817 8/11/2009
SANTA ANA CA YMCA COMMUNITY SERVICES
$195,042 5/24/2007
SANTA ANA CA AMERICA ON TRACK $199,621 4/2/2009
SANTA ANA CA AMERICA ON TRACK $199,987 3/3/2008
SANTA ANA CA SANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$708,769
DISTRICT
9/27/2007
SANTA BARBA CA SANTA BARBARA HIGH $463,738
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/22/2006
SANTA BARBA CA SANTA BARBARA HIGH $463,738
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/21/2007
SANTA BARBARA
CA COUNCIL ON ALCHOHOLISM
$163,367
AND DRUG8/14/2006
ABUSE
SANTA BARBARA
CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
$149,907 9/23/2008
SANTA BARBARA
CA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
$149,975 8/7/2009
SANTA BARBARA
CA UNIV OF CALIFORNIA $207,439 6/26/2009
SANTA CLARITA
CA WILLIAM S HART UNION HIGH
$57,417
SCHOOL6/17/2009
DISTRICT
SANTA CLARITA
CA WILLIAM S HART UNION HIGH
$71,988
SCHOOL6/2/2008
DISTRICT
SANTA CLARITA
CA WILLIAM S. HART UNION$152,625
HIGH SCHOOL5/30/2008
DISTRICT
SANTA CRUZ CA SANTA CRUZ COUNTY OFFICE
$435,239
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
SANTA CRUZ CA BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER
$115,157
OF SANTA 8/14/2006
CUZ COUNTY
SANTA MARIA CA SANTA MARIA JOINT UNION
$1,352,180
HIGH SCHOOL
6/26/2009
SANTA MARIA CA SANTA MARIA JOINT UNION
$1,377,715
HIGH SCHOOL
6/27/2008
SANTA ROSA CA SONOMA COUNTY OFFICE $363,327
OF EDUCATION
6/7/2007
SANTA ROSA CA SONOMA COUNTY OFFICE $386,159
OF EDUCATION
8/27/2008
SANTA ROSA CA SONOMA COUNTY OFFICE $386,659
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
SANTA ROSA CA BELLEVUE UNION ELEMENTARY
$191,980SCHOOL8/7/2008
DISTRICT
SANTA ROSA CA BELLEVUE UNION ELEMENTARY
$195,103SCHOOL
8/29/2007
DISTRICT
SANTA ROSA CA BELLEVUE UNION ELEMENTARY
$198,534SCHOOL
8/10/2009
DISTRICT
SANTA ROSE CA COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP
$153,480 OF4/2/2009
SONOMA COUNTY
SANTA ROSE CA COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP
$161,962 OF3/3/2008
SONOMA COUNTY
SOLEDAD CA SOLEDAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,739,104
DISTRICT6/21/2008
SOLEDAD CA SOLEDAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,783,737
DISTRICT6/30/2006
SOLEDAD CA SOLEDAD UNIFIED SCHOOL
$1,830,923
DISTRICT7/20/2007
SONORA CA TUOLUMNE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$499,655 6/30/2009
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA MOSS BEACH HOMES, INC.
$151,720
-- EXPERIENCE
8/29/2007
CORPS BAY AREA
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA MOSS BEACH HOMES, INC.
$151,720
-- EXPERIENCE
8/7/2008
CORPS BAY AREA
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA MOSS BEACH HOMES, INC.
$151,720
-- EXPERIENCE
8/10/2009
CORPS BAY AREA
SOUTH SAN FRANCISO
CA ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY
$197,283
SERVICES
8/11/2009
SOUTH SAN FRANCISO
CA ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY
$197,461
SERVICES
8/29/2007
SOUTH SAN FRANCISO
CA ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY
$198,247
SERVICES
8/7/2008
STANFORD CA STANFORD UNIVERSITY$451,564 6/30/2009
STOCKTON CA SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY OFFICE
$491,657OF EDUCATION
8/28/2006
TAFT CA TAFT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$83,769 8/14/2006
TEMECULA CA BIRTH CHOICE OF TEMECULA
$197,365 8/29/2007
TEMECULA CA BIRTH CHOICE OF TEMECULA
$197,853 8/11/2009
TEMECULA CA BIRTH CHOICE OF TEMECULA
$197,853 8/7/2008
THEMAL CA COACHELLA VALLEY UNIFIED
$236,135
SCHOOL5/30/2008
DISTRICT
TULARE CA TULARE JOINT UNION HIGH
$430,851
SCHOOL 5/30/2008
DISTRICT
TULARE CA TULARE JOINT UNION HIGH
$440,500
SCHOOL 6/26/2009
DISTRICT
TUSTIN CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$150,000
OF ORANGE
8/29/2007
COUNTY
TUSTIN CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$150,000
OF ORANGE
8/7/2008
COUNTY
TUSTIN CA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$150,000
OF ORANGE
8/11/2009
COUNTY
UKIAH CA UKIAH UNIFIED SCHOOL$438,234
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
UKIAH CA UKIAH UNIFIED SCHOOL$440,288
DISTRICT 6/29/2009
UKIAH CA MENDOCINO COUNTY OFFICE
$481,685OF EDUCATION
8/22/2006
UKIAH CA MENDOCINO COUNTY OFFICE
$481,685OF EDUCATION
7/21/2007
UNION CITY CA NEW HAVEN UNIFIED SCHOOL
$93,891DISTRICT
8/29/2007
UPLAND CA REACH OUT WEST END$186,000 8/11/2009
UPLAND CA REACH OUT WEST END$188,000 7/25/2008
UPLAND CA REACH OUT WEST END$200,000 8/29/2007
VALLEJO CA MARE ISLAND TECHNOLOGY
$250,000
ACADEMY6/30/2009
VENTURA CA VENTURA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$379,355
DISTRICT6/29/2009
VENTURA CA VENTURA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$391,254
DISTRICT5/30/2008
VISALIA CA TULARE COUNTY OFFICE $432,796
OF EDUCATION
8/22/2006
VISALIA CA TULARE COUNTY OFFICE $444,625
OF EDUCATION
7/20/2007
VISTA CA VISTA UNIFIED SCHOOL$194,846
DISTRICT 8/31/2006
VISTA CA VISTA UNIFIED SCHOOL$196,976
DISTRICT 8/15/2007
WATSONVILLE CA PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED$367,330
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/29/2009
WATSONVILLE CA PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED$367,330
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/7/2008
WATSONVILLE CA PAJARO VALLEY UNIFED
$2,963,594
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
WATSONVILLE CA PAJARO VALLEY UNIFED
$2,966,692
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
WEST SACRAMENTO
CA WASHINGTON UNIFIED $124,500
SCHOOL DISTRICT
4/2/2009
WEST SACRAMENTO
CA WASHINGTON UNIFIED $126,500
SCHOOL DISTRICT
3/3/2008
WESTMINSTERCA WESTMINSTER SCHOOL$218,280
DISTRICT 8/28/2006
WESTMINSTERCA WESTMINSTER SCHOOL$236,522
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
WHEATLAND CA WHEATLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$162,156 8/11/2009
WHEATLAND CA WHEATLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$166,762 8/7/2008
WHEATLAND CA WHEATLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$178,058 8/29/2007
WHITTIER CA EAST WHITTIER CITY SCHOOL
$1,458,090 DISTRICT
6/26/2009
WHITTIER CA EAST WHITTIER CITY SCHOOL
$1,468,046 DISTRICT
6/27/2008
WILLITS CA WILLITS UNIFIED SCHOOL
$731,992
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
WOODLAND CA WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED $417,367
SCHOOL 5/30/2008
DISTRICT
WOODLAND CA WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED $419,043
SCHOOL 6/29/2009
DISTRICT
WOODLAND CA YOLO COUNTY OFFICE OF $199,277
EDUCATION 8/14/2006
WOODLAND CA YOLO COUNTY OFFICE OF $714,319
EDUCATION 6/26/2009
WOODLAND CA WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED
$1,836,326
SCHOOL 6/21/2008
DISTRICT
WOODLAND CA WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED
$1,894,404
SCHOOL 7/20/2007
DISTRICT
WOODLAND CA WOODLAND JOINT UNIFIED
$1,900,237
SCHOOL 6/30/2006
DISTRICT
YUBE CITY CA SUTTER COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
$246,505 OF
8/29/2007
SCHOOL OFFICE
AURORA CO AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$207,597
ARAPAHOE/ADAMS
8/29/2007 28J -- DEPT. OF GRANTS MANAGEM
BAILEY CO PLATTE CANYON SCHOOL $49,871
DISTRICT11/30/2006
RE-1
BAILEY CO PLATTE CANYON SCHOOL $128,314
DISTRICT RE-1
8/30/2007
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$447,040
DISTRICT7/20/2007
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$472,225
DISTRICT8/22/2006
BOULDER CO 'I HAVE A DREAM' FOUNDATION
$159,709OF BOULDER
8/14/2006COUNTY
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$178,441
DISTRICT8/29/2007
RE-2
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$186,628
DISTRICT7/25/2008
RE-2
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$199,314
DISTRICT8/11/2009
RE-2
BOULDER CO BOULDER VALLEY SCHOOL$724,051
DISTRICT6/30/2009
BOULDER CO UNIV OF COLORADO/REGENTS
$308,238 1/26/2007
BOULDER CO UNIV OF COLORADO/REGENTS
$312,946 1/25/2008
BOULDER CO UNIV OF COLORADO/REGENTS
$317,827 3/13/2009
COLORADO SPRINGS
CO YMCA OF THE PIKES PEAK
$134,640
REGION 3/3/2008
COLORADO SPRINGS
CO YMCA OF THE PIKES PEAK
$175,389
REGION 4/2/2009
DENVER CO DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$321,026 8/31/2006
DENVER CO DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$327,619 7/21/2007
DENVER CO SMART-GIRL, INC. $137,366 3/3/2008
DENVER CO SMART-GIRL, INC. $142,856 4/3/2009
DENVER CO PEER ASSISTANCE SERVICES,
$145,101INC. 6/1/2006
DENVER CO PEER ASSISTANCE SERVICES,
$150,928INC. 6/1/2007
DENVER CO CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND
$171,656
COMMUNITY 8/29/2007
SERVICES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE -- YOUTH
DENVER CO CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND
$176,587
COMMUNITY 7/25/2008
SERVICES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE -- YOUTH
DENVER CO CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND
$181,716
COMMUNITY 8/11/2009
SERVICES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE -- YOUTH
DENVER CO DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$187,267 8/14/2006
DENVER CO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1, CITY
$118,629
AND COUNTY 6/17/2009
OF DENVER COLORADO
DENVER CO SCHOOL DISTRICT 1, CITY
$150,000
AND COUNTY 6/2/2008
OF DENVER COLORADO
DENVER CO DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$497,370
-- STUDENT8/28/2006
SERVICES
DENVER CO COLORADO DEPARTMENT$2,568,374
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
DENVER CO COLORADO DEPARTMENT$2,568,374
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
DENVER CO COLORADO DEPARTMENT
$3,034,262
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
DENVER CO COLORADO DEPARTMENT
$3,034,262
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
DENVER CO COLORADO STATE OFFICE
$642,093
OF POLICY 7/1/2008
AND INITIATIVES
DENVER CO COLORADO STATE OFFICE
$642,093
OF POLICY 7/1/2009
AND INITIATIVES
DENVER CO COLORADO STATE OFFICE
$758,566
OF POLICY 7/1/2006
AND INITIATIVES
DENVER CO COLORADO STATE OFFICE
$758,566
OF POLICY 7/1/2007
AND INITIATIVES
DURANGO CO DUANGO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$216,653
9-R 8/14/2006
DURANGO CO DURANGO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$100,001 9-R 5/30/2008
DURANGO CO FORT LEWIS COLLEGE --
$108,797
STUDENT AFFAIRS
6/1/2006
/ COUNSELING CENTER
FALCON CO FALCON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$268,082
49 8/29/2007
FORT COLLINSCO COLORADO STATE UNIV$128,991
-- SOCIOLOGY 5/19/2008
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
FORT COLLINSCO COLORADO STATE UNIV$132,421
-- SOCIOLOGY 5/23/2007
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
GLENWOOD SPRINGS
CO YOUTH ZONE $196,971 8/14/2006
GOLDEN CO JEFFCO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$453,107
-- STUDENT 8/28/2006
SERVICES
LONGMONT CO ST. VRAIN VALLEY SCHOOLS$508,073DISTRICT
8/29/2007
RE-1J
PUEBLO CO PUEBLO YOUTH SERVICE$168,634
BUREAU, INC. 6/1/2006
PUEBLO CO PUEBLO YOUTH SERVICE$175,405
BUREAU, INC. 6/1/2007
PUEBLO CO PUEBLO CITY SCHOOLS
$1,475,606
-- SOCIAL SERVICES
6/27/2008STUDENT SUPPORT AND COMMUNITY
PUEBLO CO PUEBLO CITY SCHOOLS
$1,480,352
-- SOCIAL SERVICES
6/26/2009STUDENT SUPPORT AND COMMUNITY
THORNTON CO ADAMS 12 FIVE STAR$1,966,799
SCHOOLS -- DISTRICT
8/28/2007GRANTS OFFICE LEARNING SERVICES
THORNTON CO ADAMS 12 FIVE STAR$2,184,898
SCHOOLS -- DISTRICT
6/21/2008GRANTS OFFICE LEARNING SERVICES
THORNTON CO ADAMS 12 FIVE STAR$2,188,470
SCHOOLS -- DISTRICT
6/26/2009GRANTS OFFICE LEARNING SERVICES
WIGGINS CO WIGGINS SCHOOL DISTRICT
$78,650 8/29/2007
BALTIC CT SPRAGUE BOARD OF EDUCATION/LEA
$97,366 8/28/2006
HARTFORD CT HARTFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$180,941 8/14/2006
HARTFORD CT NUTMEG BIG BROTHERS $198,560
BIG SISTERS 6/1/2006
HARTFORD CT NUTMEG BIG BROTHERS $207,860
BIG SISTERS 5/24/2007
HARTFORD CT GLASTONBURY TOWN SCHOOL
$112,193 DISTRICT
5/12/2008
HARTFORD CT GLASTONBURY TOWN SCHOOL
$113,454 DISTRICT
9/27/2007
HARTFORD CT CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF
$580,544
POLICY AND7/1/2008
MANAGEMENT
HARTFORD CT CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF
$580,544
POLICY AND7/1/2009
MANAGEMENT
HARTFORD CT CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF
$685,852
POLICY AND7/1/2006
MANAGEMENT
HARTFORD CT CONNECTICUT OFFICE OF
$685,852
POLICY AND7/1/2007
MANAGEMENT
MIDDLETOWN CT CONNECTICUT STATE$2,322,177
DEPARTMENT OF 7/1/2009
EDUCATION
MIDDLETOWN CT CONNECTICUT STATE$2,322,177
DEPARTMENT OF 7/1/2008
EDUCATION
MIDDLETOWN CT CONNECTICUT STATE$2,743,407
DEPARTMENT OF 7/1/2006
EDUCATION
MIDDLETOWN CT CONNECTICUT STATE$2,743,407
DEPARTMENT OF 7/1/2007
EDUCATION
MILFORD CT BRIDGES A COMMUNITY$109,500
SUPPORT SYSTEM8/7/2008
INC.
MILFORD CT BRIDGES A COMMUNITY$112,440
SUPPORT SYSTEM
8/11/2009
INC.
MILFORD CT BRIDGES A COMMUNITY$118,629
SUPPORT SYSTEM
8/29/2007
INC.
NEW FAIRFIELDCT NEW FAIRFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$90,250 5/30/2008
NORWALK CT NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$184,924 6/1/2006
NORWALK CT NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$189,592 5/24/2007
STORRS CT UNIV OF CONNECTICUT$132,378
-- COMMUNICATION
5/23/2007
SCIENCES
STORRS CT UNIV OF CONNECTICUT$141,545
-- COMMUNICATION
5/19/2008
SCIENCES
STORRS CT UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
$500,000-- CENTER
9/24/2008
FOR CONTINUING STUDIES
WASHINGTON DC YOUTH SERVICES & DEVELOPMENT
$62,578 CORPS
8/29/2007
WASHINGTON DC YOUTH SERVICES & DEVELOPMENT
$65,608 CORPS
7/25/2008
WASHINGTON DC YOUTH SERVICES & DEVELOPMENT
$68,968 CORPS
8/11/2009
WASHINGTON DC HIGHER ACHIEVEMENT $100,008
PROGRAM, INC. 3/3/2008
WASHINGTON DC HIGHER ACHIEVEMENT $105,008
PROGRAM, INC. 4/2/2009
WASHINGTON DC EAST CAPITOL CENTER $169,453
FOR CHANGE 6/1/2006
WASHINGTON DC EAST CAPITOL CENTER $181,271
FOR CHANGE5/24/2007
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER H
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER H
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER D
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER D
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER B
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER B
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER S
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER S
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER K
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER K
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER C
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$193,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER C
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$194,500 SERVICE
8/29/2007
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER P
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
7/25/2008
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER P
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER P
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER S
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER D
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER H
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER K
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER B
WASHINGTON DC LULAC NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
$197,500 SERVICE
8/10/2009
CENTERS, INC. -- LNESC FIELD CENTER C
WASHINGTON DC CENTER FOR CHILD PROTECTION
$197,722 AND 8/14/2006
FAMILY SUPPORT, INC
WASHINGTON DC BEST KIDS, INC. $197,831 6/1/2006
WASHINGTON DC BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,790
OF THE 8/29/2007
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA
WASHINGTON DC BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,909
OF THE 7/25/2008
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA
WASHINGTON DC BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$199,960
OF THE 8/11/2009
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA
WASHINGTON DC BEST KIDS, INC. $199,999 5/24/2007
WASHINGTON DC NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
$235,380
OF CONCERNED
4/3/2009
BLACK MEN INC.
WASHINGTON DC NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
$241,656
OF CONCERNED
3/3/2008
BLACK MEN INC.
WASHINGTON DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA$791,545
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
5/30/2008
WASHINGTON DC WASHINGTON LATIN PUBLIC
$721,102
CHARTER6/26/2009
SCHOOL
WASHINGTON DC MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE
$2,948,870
DAY ACADEMY
7/20/2007
PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL
WASHINGTON DC MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE
$2,949,950
DAY ACADEMY
7/13/2006
PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL
WASHINGTON DC CATHOLIC UNIV OF AMERICA
$491,681 6/26/2009
WASHINGTON DC GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY$549,302 6/26/2009
WASHINGTON DC NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF$982,530
BUILDING SCIENCES
8/6/2008
WASHINGTON DC NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF$984,060
BUILDING SCIENCES
8/3/2006
WASHINGTON DC NATIONAL INSTITUTE $1,000,000
OF BUILDING SCIENCES
8/8/2007
WASHINGTON DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
$1,138,678
PUBLIC SCHOOLS7/1/2008
WASHINGTON DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
$1,138,678
PUBLIC SCHOOLS7/1/2009
WASHINGTON DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
$1,345,228
OFFICE OF THE 7/1/2006
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
WASHINGTON DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
$1,345,228
PUBLIC SCHOOLS7/1/2007
WASHINGTON DC ADDICTION PREVENTION $284,670
& RECOVERY7/1/2009
ADMIN
WASHINGTON DC ADDICTION PREVENTION $284,670
& RECOVERY7/1/2008
ADMIN
WASHINGTON DC ADDICTION PREVENTION $336,307
& RECOVERY7/1/2006
ADMIN
WASHINGTON DC ADDICTION PREVENTION $336,307
& RECOVERY7/1/2007
ADMIN
DOVER DE CAPITAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
$217,356 6/29/2009
DOVER DE CAPITAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
$236,389 5/30/2008
DOVER DE DELAWARE DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
DOVER DE DELAWARE DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
DOVER DE DELAWARE DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
DOVER DE DELAWARE DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE ADOLESCENT $176,743
PROGRAM,8/29/2007
INC.
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE ADOLESCENT $181,259
PROGRAM,7/25/2008
INC.
WILMINGTON DE BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$185,333
OF DELAWARE,
8/14/2006INC.
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE ADOLESCENT $187,077
PROGRAM,8/11/2009
INC.
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE OFFICE OF PREVENTION
$284,670 AND
7/1/2009
EARLY INTERVENTION
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE OFFICE OF PREVENTION
$284,670 AND
7/1/2008
EARLY INTERVENTION
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE OFFICE OF PREVENTION
$336,307 AND
7/1/2006
EARLY INTERVENTION
WILMINGTON DE DELAWARE OFFICE OF PREVENTION
$336,307 AND
7/1/2007
EARLY INTERVENTION
BARLOW FL POLK COUNTY SCHOOL$154,851
BOARD 6/17/2009
BARLOW FL POLK COUNTY SCHOOL$196,571
BOARD 6/2/2008
BARTOW FL POLK COUNTY SCHOOL$592,602
BOARD 6/30/2009
BRADENTON FL MANATEE COUNTY SCHOOL $83,290
DISTRICT6/17/2009
BRADENTON FL MANATEE COUNTY SCHOOL $103,050
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
BROOKSVILLE FL HERNANDO COUNTY SCHOOLS
($183,289) 9/27/2007
BROOKSVILLE FL HERNANDO COUNTY SCHOOLS
$183,289 9/29/2006
CHIPLEY FL PANHANDLE AREA EDUCATIONAL
$487,389 CONSORITUM
7/20/2007 (PAEC)
CHIPLEY FL PANHANDLE AREA EDUCATIONAL
$489,333 CONSORITUM
8/22/2006 (PAEC)
CHIPLEY FL PANHANDLE AREA EDUCATIONAL
$499,011 CONSORTIUM
8/29/2007 -- RISK MANAGEMENT BUSINESS O
DAYTONA BEACH
FL DAYTONA STATE COLLEGE
$501,060 7/28/2008
FORT LAUDERDALE
FL BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,917,314
BOARD8/28/2007
-- STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES & EXC PREVE
FORT LAUDERDALE
FL BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,200,256
BOARD6/26/2009
-- STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES & EXC PREVE
FORT LAUDERDALE
FL BROWARD COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,208,300
BOARD6/23/2008
-- STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES & EXC PREVE
FORT LAUDERDALE
FL BROWARD COMMUNITY$485,425
COLLEGE 9/24/2008
FORT MYERS FL LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$457,004-- SAFETY
6/30/2009
& SECURITY ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
GAINESVILLE FL UNIV OF FLORIDA $141,110 5/16/2006
GAINESVILLE FL UNIV OF FLORIDA $142,635 5/22/2007
GAINESVILLE FL UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA$133,516 6/26/2009
INVERNESS FL CITRUS COUNTY SCHOOL ($93,344)
BOARD -- EDUCATIONAL
9/27/2007 SERVICES DEPARTMENT,CITRUS
INVERNESS FL CITRUS COUNTY SCHOOL $93,344
BOARD -- EDUCATIONAL
9/29/2006 SERVICES DEPARTMENT,CITRUS
JACKSONVILLE FL COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$179,250
OF JACKSONVILLE
3/3/2008INC.
JACKSONVILLE FL COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$195,250
OF JACKSONVILLE
4/3/2009INC.
KISSIMMEE FL OSCEOLA COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,002,160
DISTRICT8/28/2007
KISSIMMEE FL OSCEOLA COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,043,485
DISTRICT6/23/2008
KISSIMMEE FL OSCEOLA COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,063,898
DISTRICT6/26/2009
LABELLE FL HENDRY COUNTY SCHOOL $194,701
DISTRICT 8/22/2006
LABELLE FL HENDRY COUNTY SCHOOL $196,326
DISTRICT 7/21/2007
LAKE CITY FL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL
$361,066
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
LAKE CITY FL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL
$417,872
DISTRICT
8/22/2006
LAKE CITY FL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL
$210,018
DISTRICT4/3/2009
LAKE CITY FL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL
$210,923
DISTRICT3/3/2008
LAKE PLACID FL HEARTLAND EDUCATION $432,364
CONSORTIUM/HIGHLANDS
5/30/2008 COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
LAKE PLACID FL HEARTLAND EDUCATION $433,813
CONSORTIUM/HIGHLANDS
6/29/2009 COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
LARGO FL PINELLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
$334,559
BOARD 7/11/2008
LARGO FL PINELLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
$347,120
BOARD 6/26/2009
LARGO FL PINELLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
$354,166
BOARD 6/7/2007
LEESBURG FL CHRISTIAN CARE CENTER,
$145,587
INC. 6/1/2006
LEESBURG FL CHRISTIAN CARE CENTER,
$150,026
INC. 6/1/2007
MADISON FL MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL$729,347
DISTRICT6/26/2009
MARIANNA FL JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL$119,750
BOARD 8/31/2006
MARIANNA FL JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL$119,750
BOARD 8/15/2007
MAYO FL LAFAYETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$908,322 6/21/2008
MAYO FL LAFAYETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$909,811 7/20/2007
MAYO FL LAFAYETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$953,963 6/30/2006
MELBOURNE FL BREVARD COUNTY SCHOOL$644,061
BOARD 8/16/2006
MIAMI FL SHAKE-A-LEG MIAMI INC$264,060 8/14/2006
MIAMI FL MIAMI-DADE COUNTY SCHOOL
$204,269BOARD8/28/2006
-- INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, GRANTS
MIAMI FL MIAMI-DADE COUNTY$1,908,978
SCHOOL BOARD 7/20/2007
MIAMI FL MIAMI-DADE COUNTY$1,910,684
SCHOOL BOARD9/9/2006
MIAMI FL MIAMI DADE COLLEGE $499,999 6/26/2009
MIAMI GARDENSFL SAINT THOMAS UNIV $582,980 9/24/2008
NAPLES FL COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL$105,378
DISTRICT 8/15/2007
NAPLES FL COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL$128,427
DISTRICT 7/31/2009
NAPLES FL COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL$159,356
DISTRICT 7/31/2008
NAPLES FL COLLIER COUNTY SCHOOL$209,662
DISTRICT 9/29/2006
OCALA FL MARION COUNTY PUBLIC $207,635
SCHOOLS 8/31/2006
OCALA FL MARION COUNTY PUBLIC $216,029
SCHOOLS 8/15/2007
ORLANDO FL ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL $480,145
BOARD 8/29/2007
ORLANDO FL UNIV OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
$112,897
-- OFFICE5/23/2007
OF RESEARCH
ORLANDO FL UNIV OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
$125,876
-- OFFICE5/19/2008
OF RESEARCH
ORLANDO FL ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,226,502
BOARD 6/27/2008
ORLANDO FL ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,234,444
BOARD 6/26/2009
ORLANDO FL UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL
$176,245
FLORIDA 6/30/2009
PALATKA FL PUTNAM COUNTY SCHOOL$395,820
DISTRICT5/30/2008
-- NEFEC
PALATKA FL PUTNAM COUNTY SCHOOL$409,709
DISTRICT6/29/2009
-- NEFEC
PALM BAY FL STUDENT DRUG TESTING$43,002
SERVICE OF 8/15/2007
AMERICA, INC.
PALM BAY FL STUDENT DRUG TESTING$44,184
SERVICE OF 8/31/2006
AMERICA, INC.
PALM SPRINGSFL NMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES,
$57,669 INC 6/17/2009
PALM SPRINGSFL NMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES,
$57,772 INC 6/2/2008
PENSACOLA FL BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $126,321
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
8/14/2006
PENSACOLA FL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$140,291
OF NORTHWEST
4/3/2009FLORIDA
PENSACOLA FL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$142,356
OF NORTHWEST
3/3/2008FLORIDA
PENSACOLA FL UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA
$134,009 6/26/2009
SARASOTA FL SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOL
$356,590BOARD5/30/2008
-INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES HEALTH
SARASOTA FL SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOL
$362,340BOARD6/26/2009
-INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES HEALTH
ST. AUGUSTINEFL EPIC COMMUNITY SERVICES,
$165,912
INC 8/14/2006
STUART FL MARTIN COUNTY SCHOOL$249,190
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
TALLAHASSE FL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT $485,676
OF EDUCATION 8/26/2006
TALLAHASSEE FL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$122,279
OF THE BIG
6/1/2006
BEND, INC
TALLAHASSEE FL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$154,531
OF THE 5/24/2007
BIG BEND, INC
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT$11,159,589
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT$11,159,589
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT$13,183,879
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPARTMENT$13,183,879
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPT OF LAW$2,789,897
ENFORCEMENT 7/1/2009
-- OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPT OF LAW$2,789,897
ENFORCEMENT 7/1/2008
-- OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPT OF LAW$3,295,970
ENFORCEMENT 7/1/2006
-- OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL
TALLAHASSEE FL FLORIDA DEPT OF LAW$3,295,970
ENFORCEMENT 7/1/2007
-- OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL
TAMPA FL POTTER'S HOUSE COMMUNITY
$193,450 DEVELOPMENT,
7/25/2008 INC.
TAMPA FL POTTER'S HOUSE COMMUNITY
$193,450 DEVELOPMENT,
8/11/2009 INC.
TAMPA FL POTTER'S HOUSE COMMUNITY
$197,000 DEVELOPMENT,
8/29/2007 INC.
TAVARES FL LAKE COUNTY SCHOOL$248,664
BOARD 6/30/2009
WEST PALM BEACH
FL PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOL
$433,324BOARD 6/26/2009
-PREVENTION CTR., SAFE SCHOOLS SAFETY
WEST PALM BEACH
FL PALM BEACH COUNTY SCHOOL
$436,473BOARD 5/30/2008
-PREVENTION CTR., SAFE SCHOOLS SAFETY
ALAMO GA WHEELER COUNTY BOARD$712,495
OF EDUCATION
7/13/2006
ALBANY GA COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS,
$196,066
ALBANY/DOUGHERTY,
4/3/2009 INC.
ALBANY GA COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS,
$199,544
ALBANY/DOUGHERTY,
3/3/2008 INC.
ASHBURN GA TURNER COUNTY BOARD $934,332
OF EDUCATION7/20/2007
ASHBURN GA TURNER COUNTY BOARD $991,806
OF EDUCATION7/13/2006
ATLANTA GA CENTER FOR WORKING$153,206
FAMILIES, INC.
8/29/2007
ATLANTA GA CENTER FOR WORKING$155,867
FAMILIES, INC.8/7/2008
ATLANTA GA CENTER FOR WORKING$162,999
FAMILIES, INC.
8/11/2009
ATLANTA GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$412,743
OF METRO8/29/2007
ATLANTA
ATLANTA GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$439,970
OF METRO8/13/2008
ATLANTA
ATLANTA GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$483,917
OF METRO8/10/2009
ATLANTA
ATLANTA GA ATLANTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$496,004
-- DEPARTMENT
8/28/2006
OF SECURITY
ATLANTA GA FULTON COUNTY BOARD $606,284
OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
ATLANTA GA EMORY UNIVERSITY $499,788 7/28/2008
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPARTMENT$6,365,358
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPARTMENT$6,365,358
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPARTMENT$7,520,001
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPARTMENT$7,520,001
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPT OF HUMAN
$1,591,340
RESOURCES 7/1/2008
-- MHMRSAD
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPT OF BEHAVIORAL
$1,591,340HEALTH7/1/2009
& DEV DISABILITIES
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPT OF HUMAN
$1,880,000
RESOURCES 7/1/2007
-- MHMRSAD
ATLANTA GA GEORGIA DEPT OF HUMAN
$1,880,000
RESOURCES 7/1/2006
-- MHMRSAD
BREMEN GA BREMEN BOARD OF EDUCATION
$17,500 8/31/2006
BREMEN GA BREMEN BOARD OF EDUCATION
$17,500 8/15/2007
BRUNSWICK GA GLYNN COUNTY SCHOOLS$241,424 6/30/2009
BUTLER GA TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD $652,686
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
BUTLER GA TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD $668,597
OF EDUCATION
6/27/2008
CARTERSVILLEGA CARTERSVILLE SCHOOL$129,829
BOARD 8/14/2006
COCHRAN GA MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE
$199,993
FOUNDATION
3/3/2008
COCHRAN GA MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE
$199,993
FOUNDATION
4/3/2009
COCHRAN GA BLECKLEY COUNTY BOARD
$1,494,433
OF EDUCATION
6/27/2008
COCHRAN GA BLECKLEY COUNTY BOARD
$1,498,356
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
CONYERS GA ROCKDALE COUNTY BOARD
$229,277
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
CONYERS GA ROCKDALE COUNTY PUBLIC
$1,145,240
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
CUTHBERT GA RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD
$357,452
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
CUTHBERT GA RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD
$363,185
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
DECATUR GA GOD'S EXTRAORDINARY $184,375
MIRACLES ARE6/1/2006
SEEN (GEMS), INC
DECATUR GA GOD'S EXTRAORDINARY $189,137
MIRACLES ARE6/1/2007
SEEN (GEMS), INC
DOUGLASVILLEGA DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
$198,256
SYSTEM 6/1/2006
DOUGLASVILLEGA DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
$199,880
SYSTEM5/24/2007
EASTMAN GA DODGE COUNTY BOARD $713,847
OF EDUCATION
8/28/2007
EASTMAN GA DODGE COUNTY BOARD $749,498
OF EDUCATION
6/21/2008
EASTMAN GA DODGE COUNTY BOARD $749,498
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
IRWINTON GA WILKINSON COUNTY BOARD
$353,368
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
IRWINTON GA WILKINSON COUNTY BOARD
$353,748
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
MACON GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$187,842
OF THE 8/14/2006
HEART OF GEORGIA
MACON GA VOLUNTEER MACON $194,928 8/7/2008
MACON GA VOLUNTEER MACON $195,483 8/30/2007
MACON GA VOLUNTEER MACON $198,683 8/11/2009
MARIETTA GA COBB COUNTY SCHOOL$317,034
DISTRICT -- CENTER
6/26/2009
FOR PREVENTION/INTERVEN
MARIETTA GA COBB COUNTY SCHOOL$334,606
DISTRICT -- CENTER
5/30/2008
FOR PREVENTION/INTERVEN
MARIETTA GA TENNIS IN THE 'HOOD, $197,445
INC. 4/2/2009
MARIETTA GA TENNIS IN THE 'HOOD, $200,000
INC. 4/1/2008
MARIETTA GA COBB COUNTY SCHOOL$221,249
DISTRICT 8/14/2006
MARIETTA GA COBB COUNTY SCHOOL $2,139,872
DISTRICT -- POLICY,
6/27/2008
PLANNING & STUDENT SER SCHOOL L
MARIETTA GA COBB COUNTY SCHOOL $2,229,160
DISTRICT -- POLICY,
6/26/2009
PLANNING & STUDENT SER SCHOOL L
ROME GA ROME-FLOYD COMMISSION $119,176
ON CHILDREN
8/14/2006
& YOUTH, INC
SPRINGFIELD GA EFFINGHAM COUNTY BOARD $39,656
OF EDUCATION
7/2/2009-- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES STUDEN
SPRINGFIELD GA EFFINGHAM COUNTY BOARD $49,720
OF EDUCATION
6/15/2007-- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES STUDEN
SPRINGFIELD GA EFFINGHAM COUNTY BOARD $49,720
OF EDUCATION
6/27/2008-- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES STUDEN
STATESBORO GA BULLOCH COUNTY BOARD $379,518
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
STATESBORO GA BULLOCH COUNTY BOARD $388,270
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
STATESBORO GA GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
$149,253 RESEARCH
6/9/2009AND SERVICE FOUNDATION -- DEAN O
THOMASVILLE GA THOMAS UNIV $213,636 8/14/2006
TIFTON GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$163,813
OF SOUTH 6/1/2006
GEORGIA, INC.
TIFTON GA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$172,255
OF SOUTH 6/1/2007
GEORGIA, INC.
VIENNA GA DOOLY COUNTY BOARD$977,376
OF EDUCATION 6/30/2006
VIENNA GA DOOLY COUNTY BOARD $1,000,000
OF EDUCATION 6/21/2008
VIENNA GA DOOLY COUNTY BOARD $1,000,000
OF EDUCATION 7/20/2007
AGANA GU GUAM OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$386,946 7/1/2006
AGANA GU GUAM OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$386,946 7/1/2008
AGANA GU GUAM OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$386,946 7/1/2009
AGANA GU GUAM OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$386,946 7/1/2007
HAGATNA GU BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS$83,002
OF GUAM3/3/2008
HONOLULU HI NATIVE NATIONS $196,775 8/14/2006
HONOLULU HI HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF $747,978
EDUCATION 5/30/2008
HONOLULU HI UNIV OF HAWAII -- UNIV$149,878
HEALTH SERVICES
6/1/2006
HONOLULU HI HAWAII DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
HONOLULU HI HAWAII DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
HONOLULU HI HAWAII DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
HONOLULU HI HAWAII DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
HONOLULU HI HAWAII OFFICE OF YOUTH $284,670
SERVICES 7/1/2009
HONOLULU HI HAWAII OFFICE OF YOUTH $284,670
SERVICES 7/1/2008
HONOLULU HI HAWAII OFFICE OF YOUTH $336,307
SERVICES 7/1/2006
HONOLULU HI HAWAII OFFICE OF YOUTH $336,307
SERVICES 7/1/2007
HONOLULU HI UNIV OF HAWAII--IMI HALE
$213,318
-- OFFICE
12/11/2007
OF RESEARCH SERVICES
HONOLULU HI UNIV OF HAWAII -- NATIVE
$219,612
HAWIIAN 8/15/2007
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
HONOLULU HI UNIV OF HAWAII -- NATIVE
$277,212
HAWIIAN 7/21/2006
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
HONOLULU HI PACIFIC RESOURCES FOR $473,388
EDUCATION 8/15/2007
AND LEARNING -- CENTER FOR NATIVE HAW
HONOLULU HI PACIFIC RESOURCES FOR $597,549
EDUCATION 7/21/2006
AND LEARNING -- CENTER FOR NATIVE HAW
HONOLULU HI ALU LIKE, INC. -- HO`ALA
$683,000
HOU KE ALA 6/25/2008
HO`OLOKAHI
KANEOHE HI BREAKTHROUGHS FOR $146,744
YOUTH AT RISK 8/29/2007
INC.
KANEOHE HI BREAKTHROUGHS FOR $169,094
YOUTH AT RISK 8/11/2009
INC.
KANEOHE HI BREAKTHROUGHS FOR $191,444
YOUTH AT RISK9/18/2008
INC.
ANAMOSA IA ANAMOSA COMMUNITY$533,920
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/16/2006
ANKENY IA ANKENY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
$183,071 6/30/2009
BETTENDORF IA MISSISSIPPI BEND AREA$184,401
EDUCATION 6/1/2006
BETTENDORF IA MISSISSIPPI BEND AREA$194,201
EDUCATION 6/1/2007
CEDAR FALLS IA CEDAR FALLS COMMUNITY$232,550
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
CLINTON IA CLINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL
$154,008 DISTRICT
8/29/2007
CLINTON IA CLINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL
$154,577 DISTRICT
8/7/2008
CLINTON IA CLINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL
$154,577 DISTRICT
8/10/2009
DAVENPORT IA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$189,777
OF THE 8/29/2007
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
DAVENPORT IA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,500
OF THE MISSISSIPPI
8/7/2008 VALLEY
DAVENPORT IA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,500
OF THE 8/10/2009
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
DAVENPORT IA DAVENPORT COMMUNITY $247,223
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
DES MOINES IA DES MOINES INDEPENDENT
$196,692
COMMUNITY
8/14/2006
SCHOOL DISTRICT
DES MOINES IA DES MOINES INDEPENDENT
$471,428
COMMUNITY
5/30/2008
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- OPERATIONAL SUPPO
DES MOINES IA IOWA DEPARTMENT OF$475,023
EDUCATION 8/26/2006
DES MOINES IA IOWA DEPARTMENT OF $1,817,198
EDUCATION 7/1/2008
DES MOINES IA IOWA DEPARTMENT OF $1,817,198
EDUCATION 7/1/2009
DES MOINES IA IOWA DEPARTMENT OF $2,146,829
EDUCATION 7/1/2006
DES MOINES IA IOWA DEPARTMENT OF $2,146,829
EDUCATION 7/1/2007
DES MOINES IA IOWA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$454,300 7/1/2009
DES MOINES IA IOWA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$454,300 7/1/2008
DES MOINES IA IOWA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$536,707 7/1/2006
DES MOINES IA IOWA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
$536,707 7/1/2007
DUBUQUE IA HILLCREST FAMILY SERVICES
$177,217 8/14/2006
IOWA CITY IA IOWA CITY COMMUNITY$184,175
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/1/2006
IOWA CITY IA IOWA CITY COMMUNITY$187,808
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/1/2007
IOWA CITY IA IOWA CITY COMMUNITY$1,282,304
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
IOWA CITY IA IOWA CITY COMMUNITY$1,290,255
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
JOHNSTON IA JOHNSTON PARTNERSHIP $192,740
FOR A HEALTHY
8/14/2006
COMMUNITY, INC.
KEOSAUQUA IA VAN BUREN COMMUNITY $956,368
SCHOOLS 7/13/2006
KEOSAUQUA IA VAN BUREN COMMUNITY $966,282
SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
LINEVILLE IA LINEVILLE-CLIO COMMUNITY
$858,699
SCHOOL 7/8/2006
DISTRICT
MAPLETON IA MAPLE VALLEY COMMUNITY
$137,070
SCHOOLS5/30/2008
MAQUOKETA IA MAQUOKETA COMMUNITY $384,612
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/29/2009
MAQUOKETA IA MAQUOKETA COMMUNITY $396,673
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
MARSHALLTOWNIA MARSHALLTOWN COMMUNITY
$1,390,660SCHOOL
6/26/2009
DISTRICT
MOUNT VERNONIA MOUNT VERNON COMMUNITY
$345,574
SCHOOL7/11/2008
DISTRICT
MOUNT VERNONIA MOUNT VERNON COMMUNITY
$355,314
SCHOOL7/13/2009
DISTRICT
MOUNT VERNONIA MOUNT VERNON COMMUNITY
$361,514
SCHOOL 6/8/2007
DISTRICT
PELLA IA SERVE OUR YOUTH NETWORK
$111,009OF IOWA
6/1/2006
PELLA IA SERVE OUR YOUTH NETWORK
$114,518OF IOWA
6/1/2007
SIGOURNEY IA SIGOURNEY COMMUNITY $156,524
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/29/2009
SIGOURNEY IA SIGOURNEY COMMUNITY $225,385
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
STORM LAKE IA STORM LAKE COMMUNITY $47,297
SCHOOL DISTRICT
4/2/2009
STORM LAKE IA STORM LAKE COMMUNITY $48,912
SCHOOL DISTRICT
3/3/2008
WASHINGTON IA WASHINGTON COMMUNITY $271,371
SCHOOL 8/22/2006
DISTRICT
WASHINGTON IA WASHINGTON COMMUNITY $288,770
SCHOOL 7/21/2007
DISTRICT
WATERLOO IA BIG BROTHERS AND BIG $159,630
SISTERS OF8/29/2007
NORTHEAST IOWA
WATERLOO IA BIG BROTHERS AND BIG $162,629
SISTERS OF NORTHEAST
8/7/2008 IOWA
WATERLOO IA BIG BROTHERS AND BIG $169,932
SISTERS OF8/11/2009
NORTHEAST IOWA
WAUKON IA ALLAMAKEE COMMUNITY $450,082
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/29/2009
WAUKON IA ALLAMAKEE COMMUNITY $451,417
SCHOOL DISTRICT
9/19/2008
WAUKON IA ALLAMAKEE COMMUNITY $931,673
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/8/2006
BESMET ID COEUR D'ALENE TRIBE SCHOOL
$85,192 8/28/2006
BOISE ID BOISE STATE UNIV -- COUNSELOR
$91,018 EDUCATION
5/23/2007 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BOISE ID BOISE STATE UNIV -- COUNSELOR
$91,616 EDUCATION
5/19/2008 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BOISE ID IDAHO DEPARTMENT $1,423,348
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
BOISE ID IDAHO DEPARTMENT $1,423,348
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
BOISE ID IDAHO DEPARTMENT $1,681,535
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
BOISE ID IDAHO DEPARTMENT $1,681,535
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
JEROME ID CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF $198,321
IDAHO 8/15/2006
KAMIAH ID KAMIAH JOINT SCHOOL $196,956
DISTRICT #3045/30/2008
LAPWAI ID LAPWAI SCHOOL DISTRICT$139,216
#341 -- (LEA)
8/29/2007
- LAPWAI SCHOOL DISTRICT
LAPWAI ID LAPWAI SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,000,000
#341 7/8/2006
MERIDIAN ID JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT $355,922
NO. 2 -- MERIDIAN
8/28/2006SCHOOL DISTRICT
MOSCOW ID UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO $502,148 6/26/2009
POCATELLO ID POCATELLO/CUBBUCK SCHOOL
$49,950DISTRICT
1/4/2007
#25
REXBURG ID MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT$99,463 5/30/2008
REXBURG ID MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$995,478 7/13/2006
REXBURG ID MADISON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$998,160 7/20/2007
ALTON IL ALTON COMMUNITY UNIT $243,503
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008 #11
ALTON IL ALTON COMMUNITY UNIT $879,211
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009 #11
ASHKUM IL CENTRAL COMMUNITY UNIT$185,114
SCHOOLS6/1/2006
#4
ASHKUM IL CENTRAL COMMUNITY UNIT$194,099
SCHOOLS 5/24/2007
#4
AURORA IL AURORA EAST COMMUNITY $361,143
UNIT SCHOOL
7/21/2007
DISTRICT 131
AURORA IL AURORA EAST COMMUNITY $367,087
UNIT SCHOOL
8/31/2006
DISTRICT 131
AURORA IL L.I.F.E SUPPORT INCORPORATED
$176,000 8/29/2007
AURORA IL L.I.F.E SUPPORT INCORPORATED
$176,000 8/7/2008
AURORA IL L.I.F.E SUPPORT INCORPORATED
$176,000 8/11/2009
AURORA IL CITIES IN SCHOOLS AURORA
$187,504
2000, INC.
8/14/2006
AURORA IL AURORA PUBLIC SCHS EAST
$248,515
SIDE DISTRICT
5/30/2008131
AURORA IL AURORA WEST UNIT SCHOOL
$250,000
DISTRICT
8/28/2006
129
BELLEVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$94,521
OF SOUTHWESTERN
8/29/2007 ILLINOIS
BELLEVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$96,535
OF SOUTHWESTERN
8/7/2008 ILLINOIS
BELLEVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$99,546
OF SOUTHWESTERN
8/10/2009 ILLINOIS
BELLEVILLE IL ST CLAIR COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
$487,640 COOPERATIVE
5/30/2008 BOARD
BENTON IL BENTON CONSOLIDATED $109,461
HIGH SCHOOL5/30/2008
DISTRICT #103
CHAMPAIGN IL UNIV OF ILLINOIS -- CTR$828,260
FOR PREV. RESEARCH
7/1/2007 & DEV
CHAMPAIGN IL UNIV OF ILLINOIS -- CTR$828,260
FOR PREV. RESEARCH
7/1/2006 & DEV
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$468,460
DISTRICT
8/22/2006
#299
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$468,769
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
#299
CHICAGO IL CIRCLE URBAN MINISTRIES
$107,330 8/14/2006
CHICAGO IL BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF$134,560
CHICAGO 9/16/2008
CHICAGO IL GADS HILLS CENTER $168,139 4/3/2009
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO YOUTH CENTERS$194,640 8/7/2008
CHICAGO IL SGA YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
$196,086 8/29/2007
CHICAGO IL SGA YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
$196,995 8/7/2008
CHICAGO IL SGA YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
$197,145 8/11/2009
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO YOUTH CENTERS$198,051 8/11/2009
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO YOUTH CENTERS$198,773 8/29/2007
CHICAGO IL GADS HILLS CENTER $199,187 3/3/2008
CHICAGO IL YMCA OF METROPOLITAN $199,277
CHICAGO 8/14/2006
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$927,370
DISTRICT8/29/2007
#299
CHICAGO IL LOYOLA UNIV OF CHICAGO
$146,076
-- WELLNESS
5/23/2007
CENTER STUDENT AFFAIRS
CHICAGO IL LOYOLA UNIV OF CHICAGO
$146,949
-- WELLNESS
5/19/2008
CENTER STUDENT AFFAIRS
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,115,569
DISTRICT8/28/2007
#299
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,250,000
DISTRICT6/21/2008
#299
CHICAGO IL CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,250,000
DISTRICT6/26/2009
#299
CHICAGO IL ILLINOIS DEPT OF HUMAN
$1,573,693
SERVICES --7/1/2007
BUR OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREV
CHICAGO IL ILLINOIS DEPT OF HUMAN
$1,573,693
SERVICES --7/1/2006
BUR OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREV
CHICAGO IL ILLINOIS DEPT OF HUMAN
$2,336,954
SERVICES --7/1/2008
COMMUNITY HEALTH & PREV DIV
CHICAGO IL ILLINOIS DEPT OF HUMAN
$2,336,954
SERVICES --7/1/2009
COMMUNITY HEALTH & PREV DIV
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
IL HAROLD COLBERT JONES $199,277
MEMORIAL8/14/2006
COMMUNITY CENTER
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
IL MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH$65,721
SCHOOL 6/17/2009
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
IL MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH$84,110
SCHOOL 6/2/2008
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
IL BLOOM TOWNSHIP HIGH $504,685
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
206
CHICAGO HEIGHTS
IL ILLINOIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$267,090DISTRICT
6/26/2009
NO 515
CICERO IL COOK COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
$441,730DISTRICT
6/30/2009
201
CRETE IL CRETE-MONEE COMMUNITY$205,502
UNIT SCHOOL
5/30/2008
DISTRICT 201-U
DANVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$101,707
OF BERMILLION
8/7/2008
COUNTY
DANVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$102,357
OF BERMILLION
8/29/2007
COUNTY
DANVILLE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$105,357
OF BERMILLION
8/10/2009
COUNTY
DECATUR IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$139,223
OF MACON
8/12/2009
COUNTY, INC.
DECATUR IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$151,709
OF MACON8/7/2008
COUNTY, INC.
DECATUR IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$158,305
OF MACON
8/29/2007
COUNTY, INC.
DECATUR IL HOMEWORK HANGOUT$185,944
CLUB, INC. 8/29/2007
DECATUR IL HOMEWORK HANGOUT$190,172
CLUB, INC. 8/7/2008
DECATUR IL HOMEWORK HANGOUT$195,502
CLUB, INC. 8/10/2009
DECATUR IL DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOL $199,660
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
#61 -- BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
DEKALB IL NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
$396,919 9/18/2008
DEKALB IL NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
$568,681 -- PUBLIC
7/28/2008
SAFETY
EAST ST. LOUISIL EAST ST. LOUIS SCHOOL
$1,233,496
DISTRICT 189
8/22/2008
EAST ST. LOUISIL EAST ST. LOUIS SCHOOL
$1,331,069
DISTRICT 189
8/28/2007
ELGIN IL SCHOOL DISTRICT U-46$458,995
-- DISTRICT SAFETY
6/30/2009
AND SECURITY
GURNEE IL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$146,262
OF LAKE8/14/2006
COUNTY
JOLIET IL JOLIET TOWNSHIP HIGH$1,296,727
SCHOOL DISTRICT7/8/2006
204
JUNCTION IL GALLATIN COUNTY SCHOOL$978,074
DISTRICT8/14/2007
JUNCTION IL GALLATIN COUNTY SCHOOL$986,039
DISTRICT9/28/2006
KANKAKEE IL IROQUOIS-KANKAKEE REGIONAL
$496,861 OFFICE
8/28/2006
OF EDUCATION #32
LAKE VILLA IL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL $236,200
DISTRICT8/31/2006
#117
LAKE VILLA IL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL $248,554
DISTRICT8/15/2007
#117
MACHESNEY PARKIL HARLEM SCHOOL DISTRICT$247,450 8/29/2007
MARKHAM IL LINK & OPTION CENTER, $194,650
INC. 3/3/2008
MARKHAM IL LINK & OPTION CENTER, $196,884
INC. 4/3/2009
MAYWOOD IL PROVISO/LEYDEN COUNCIL$230,376
FOR COMMUNITY
6/1/2006
ACTION
MAYWOOD IL PROVISO/LEYDEN COUNCIL$242,128
FOR COMMUNITY
5/24/2007ACTION
MOLINE IL MOLINE UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$183,785NO.8/28/2006
40
MT. CARMEL IL WABASH COMMUNITY UNIT $705,734
SCHOOL6/26/2009
DISTRICT #348
NORMAL IL ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY
$115,035 6/9/2009
OAK FOREST IL BREMEN YOUTH SERVICES $131,344 8/29/2007
OAK FOREST IL BREMEN YOUTH SERVICES $136,545 8/13/2008
OAK FOREST IL BREMEN YOUTH SERVICES $146,281 8/10/2009
PEORIA IL CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION
$121,019 OF ILLINOIS
4/3/2009
PEORIA IL CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION
$129,742 OF ILLINOIS
3/3/2008
ROCKFORD IL ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$309,251 DISTRICT
8/22/2006
#205
ROCKFORD IL ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$312,835 DISTRICT
7/21/2007
#205
ROCKFORD IL ROCKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$460,425DISTRICT
8/28/2006
#205
SESSER IL SESSER-VALIER UNIT SCHOOL
$36,311DISTRICT
8/31/2006
#196
SESSER IL SESSER-VALIER UNIT SCHOOL
$38,361DISTRICT
8/15/2007
#196
SPRINGFIELD IL ILLINOIS BOARD OF EDUCATION
$9,347,816 7/1/2009
SPRINGFIELD IL ILLINOIS BOARD OF EDUCATION
$9,347,816 7/1/2008
SPRINGFIELD IL ILLINOIS BOARD OF $11,043,460
EDUCATION 7/1/2007
SPRINGFIELD IL ILLINOIS BOARD OF $11,043,460
EDUCATION 7/1/2006
SPRINGFIELD IL PREVENTION FIRST, INC. $358,912 7/1/2007
SPRINGFIELD IL PREVENTION FIRST, INC. $358,912 7/1/2006
STILLMAN VALLEY
IL MERIDIAN COMMUNITY UNIT$99,995
SCHOOL 8/28/2006
DISTRICT 223
URBANA IL URBANA SCHOOL DISTRICT$195,008
#116 8/14/2006
WALTONVILLE IL WALTONVILLE COMMUNITY $75,000
UNIT S. D.
6/30/2009
#1
WAUKEGAN IL WAUKEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOL $219,148
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
60
WEST CHICAGO IL WEST CHICAGO ELEMENTARY$98,983SCHOOL8/29/2007
DISTRICT #33
WEST CHICAGO IL WEST CHICAGO ELEMENTARY
$1,780,246SCHOOL7/13/2006
DISTRICT #33
WEST CHICAGO IL WEST CHICAGO ELEMENTARY
$1,912,557SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT #33
WHEATON IL DUPAGE COUNTY REGIONAL$493,127
OFFICE 8/28/2006
OF EDUCATION
WINNEBAGO IL WINNEBAGO COUNTY UNIT $99,880
SCHOOL 8/29/2007
DISTRICT 323
WOODSTOCK IL WOODSTOCK COMMUNITY $326,815
UNIT SCHOOL
6/16/2009
DISTRICT 200
BEDFORD IN NORTH LAWRENCE COMMUNITY
$137,932 SCHOOLS
7/25/2008
BEDFORD IN NORTH LAWRENCE COMMUNITY
$138,429 SCHOOLS
8/12/2009
BEDFORD IN NORTH LAWRENCE COMMUNITY
$173,706 SCHOOLS
8/29/2007
BLOOMINGTONIN MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY $327,191SCHOOL
5/30/2008
CORPORATION
BLOOMINGTONIN MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY $355,604SCHOOL
6/29/2009
CORPORATION
BLOOMINGTONIN INDIANA UNIV $165,338 5/23/2007
BLOOMINGTONIN INDIANA UNIV $165,738 5/19/2008
BROWNSBURGIN BROWNSBURG COMMUNITY $104,835
SCHOOLS8/31/2006
BROWNSBURGIN BROWNSBURG COMMUNITY $107,052
SCHOOLS8/15/2007
CRAWFORDSVILLE
IN CRAWFORDSVILLE COMMUNITY
$999,000SCHOOL
7/8/2006
DORP.
DECATUR IN NORTH ADAMS COMMUNITY $727,360
SCHOOLS6/27/2008
DECATUR IN NORTH ADAMS COMMUNITY $730,000
SCHOOLS6/26/2009
EVANSVILLE IN EVANSVILLE VANDERBURGH $320,696
SCHOOL8/31/2006
CORPORATION
EVANSVILLE IN EVANSVILLE VANDERBURGH $327,299
SCHOOL7/20/2007
CORPORATION
EVANSVILLE IN EVANSVILLE VANDERBURG $249,236
SCHOOL 6/30/2009
CORPORATION
EVANSVILLE IN YOUTH FIRST, INC. $147,098 6/9/2009
EVANSVILLE IN EVANSVILLE-VANDERBURGH
$2,969,367
SCHOOL7/13/2006
CORPORATION
EVANSVILLE IN EVANSVILLE-VANDERBURGH
$2,974,839
SCHOOL7/20/2007
CORPORATION
FORT WAYNE IN MSD SOUTHWEST ALLEN$78,902COUNTY 8/31/2006
FORT WAYNE IN MSD SOUTHWEST ALLEN $162,187
COUNTY 8/15/2007
GARY IN BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $191,173
NORTHWEST4/2/2009
INDIANA, INC.
GARY IN BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $193,036
NORTHWEST3/3/2008
INDIANA, INC.
HOBART IN SCHOOL CITY OF HOBART $52,216 6/17/2009
HOBART IN SCHOOL CITY OF HOBART $68,491 6/2/2008
INDIANAPLIS IN JOHN MORTON-FINNEY $481,222
CENTER FOR 6/30/2009
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
INDIANAPOLIS IN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$214,671
OF CENTRAL
8/14/2006
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS IN BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
$490,239 8/28/2006
-- INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
INDIANAPOLIS IN HERRON HIGH SCHOOL $96,418 5/30/2008
INDIANAPOLIS IN METROPOLITAN SCHOOL $224,351
DISTRICT OF
5/30/2008
WARREN TOWNSHIP
INDIANAPOLIS IN METROPOLITAN SCHOOL $250,000
DISTRICT OF
6/30/2009
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
INDIANAPOLIS IN METROPOLITAN SCHOOL $186,719
DISTRICT OF
6/30/2009
WAYNE TOWNSHIP -- SAFETY AND SECURITY
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA UNIVERSITY -- $448,890
ENVIRONMENTAL
7/28/2008
SAFETY & HEALTH EMERGENCY PREPARE
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA DEPARTMENT $3,981,566
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA DEPARTMENT $3,981,566
OF EDUCAION 7/1/2009
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA DEPARTMENT $4,703,801
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA DEPARTMENT $4,703,801
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE
$995,392
INSTITUTE7/1/2008
-- OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE
$995,392
INSTITUTE7/1/2009
-- OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE
$1,175,950
INSTITUTE7/1/2006
-- OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
INDIANAPOLIS IN INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE
$1,175,950
INSTITUTE7/1/2007
-- OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
JASPER IN GREATER JASPER CONSOLIDATED
$104,046 SCHOOLS
8/29/2007
LEOPOID IN PERRY CENTRAL COMMUNITY
$729,132
SCHOOL6/26/2009
CORPORATION
LEOPOLD IN PERRY CENTRAL COMMUNITY
$189,154
SCHOOL6/29/2009
CORPORATION
LEOPOLD IN PERRY CENTRAL COMMUNITY
$203,932
SCHOOL5/30/2008
CORPORATION
LINTON IN LINTON STOCKTON SCHOOL
$433,074
CORPORATION
6/29/2009
LINTON IN LINTON STOCKTON SCHOOL
$443,358
CORPORATION
5/30/2008
LOGANSPORT IN LOGANSPORT COMMUNITY $190,605
SCHOOL 7/20/2007
CORPORATION
LOGANSPORT IN LOGANSPORT COMMUNITY $204,455
SCHOOL 8/31/2006
CORPORATION
MICHIGAN CITYIN MICHIGAN CITY AREA SCHOOLS
$182,838 8/14/2006
MOUNT VERNON IN METROPOLITAN SCHOOL$1,414,828
DISTRICT OF6/27/2008
MT. VERNON
MOUNT VERNON IN METROPOLITAN SCHOOL$1,478,868
DISTRICT OF6/26/2009
MT. VERNON
NEW MARKET IN SOUTH MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY
$97,704 SCHOOL
5/30/2008 CORPORATION
NEW PALESTINEIN COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION
$97,726 6/30/2009
OF SOUTHERN HANCOCK COUNTY
RICHMOND IN RICHMOND COMMUNITY $1,456,448
SCHOOLS 6/27/2008
RICHMOND IN RICHMOND COMMUNITY $1,459,236
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
WARSAW IN OTIS R. BOWEN CENTER $132,727
FOR HUMAN8/14/2006
SERVICES, INC
WEST LAFAYETTE
IN PURDUE UNIV $149,957 5/16/2006
WEST LAFAYETTE
IN PURDUE UNIV $149,995 5/22/2007
WEST LAFAYETTE
IN PURDUE UNIVERSITY -- DIR
$58,043
EMERGENCY 4/3/2009
PREPAREDNESS
WEST LAFAYETTE
IN PURDUE UNIVERSITY -- $436,325
DIR EMERGENCY9/24/2008
PREPAREDNESS
EUDORA KS EUDORA USD NO. 491 $745,816 6/27/2008
EUDORA KS EUDORA USD NO. 491 $748,153 6/26/2009
GREAT BEND KS BARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY
$151,028 COLLEGE
6/1/2006
-- 2 YEAR PUBLIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE
HAYSFIELD KS HAYSVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$154,800
DISTRICT8/7/2008
#261
HAYSFIELD KS HAYSVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$154,800
DISTRICT
8/11/2009
#261
HAYSFIELD KS HAYSVILLE UNIFIED SCHOOL
$158,300
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
#261
LAWRENCE KS BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF$110,250
LAWRENCE 4/3/2009
LAWRENCE KS BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF$112,680
LAWRENCE 3/3/2008
MAYETTA KS ROYAL VALLEY PUBLIC $182,977
SCHOOLS, USD 8/14/2006
#337
OVERLAND PARKKS JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY
$249,094COLLEGE
6/30/2009
SALINA KS CENTRAL KANSAS EDUCATION
$111,234 SERVICE
6/26/2009
CENTER
SALINA KS CENTRAL KANSAS EDUCATION
$174,731 SERVICE
5/30/2008
CENTER
TOPEKA KS TOPEKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$164,318
-- INDEPENDENT
6/1/2006SCHOOL DISTRICT
TOPEKA KS TOPEKA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$166,546
-- INDEPENDENT
5/24/2007 SCHOOL DISTRICT
TOPEKA KS KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT
$489,306
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
TOPEKA KS KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT
$1,881,044
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
TOPEKA KS KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT
$1,881,044
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
TOPEKA KS KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT
$2,222,255
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
TOPEKA KS KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT
$2,222,255
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
TOPEKA KS KANSAS OFFICE OF THE$470,261
GOVERNOR 7/1/2008
TOPEKA KS KANSAS OFFICE OF THE$470,261
GOVERNOR 7/1/2009
TOPEKA KS KANSAS OFFICE OF THE$555,564
GOVERNOR 7/1/2007
TOPEKA KS KANSAS OFFICE OF THE$555,564
GOVERNOR 7/1/2006
WICHITA KS KANSAS BIG BROTHERS$198,007
BIG SISTERS, 6/1/2006
INC
WICHITA KS KANSAS BIG BROTHERS$200,629
BIG SISTERS,5/24/2007
INC
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$225,809
OF EDUCATION
8/17/2006
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$229,600
OF EDUCATION
7/20/2007
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$107,711
OF EDUCATION
8/14/2006
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$704,429
OF EDUCATION
8/28/2007
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$737,440
OF EDUCATION
6/26/2009
ALBANY KY CLINTON COUNTY BOARD$739,907
OF EDUCATION
6/21/2008
ASHLAND KY ASHLAND INDEPENDENT $729,972
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
BARDSTOWN KY NELSON COUNTY BOARD $100,692
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
BARDSTOWN KY NELSON COUNTY BOARD $121,801
OF EDUCATION6/2/2008
BARDWELL KY CARLISLE COUNTY BOARD
$481,601
OF EDUCATION
8/28/2006
BOWLING GREEN
KY GREEN RIVER REGIONAL$599,823
EDUCATIONAL8/28/2006
COOPERATIVE
BUCKNER KY OLDHAM COUNTY BOARD $164,312
OF EDUCATION
8/31/2006
BUCKNER KY OLDHAM COUNTY BOARD $171,878
OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007
BUCKNER KY OLDHAM COUNTY BOARD $256,226
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
-- DEPARTMENT OF PUPIL PERSONNEL
CAMPBELLSVILLE
KY CAMPBELLSVILLE INDEPENDENT
$282,219 SCHOOL
6/29/2009
DISTRICT
CAMPBELLSVILLE
KY CAMPBELLSVILLE INDEPENDENT
$326,893 SCHOOL
5/30/2008
DISTRICT
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $400,000
SCHOOLS 8/18/2006
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $400,000
SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $148,000
SCHOOLS 8/29/2007
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $148,000
SCHOOLS 7/25/2008
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $148,000
SCHOOLS 8/11/2009
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
$90,925 7/2/2009
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $113,000
SCHOOLS 6/14/2007
CORBIN KY CORBIN INDEPENDENT $113,000
SCHOOLS 6/27/2008
COVINGTON KY COVINGTON INDEPENDENT
$261,163
PUBLIC SCHOOL
5/30/2008DISTRICT
COVINGTON KY COVINGTON INDEPENDENT
$341,445
PUBLIC SCHOOL
6/26/2009DISTRICT
COVINGTON KY COVINGTON INDEPENDENT
$227,427
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
6/1/2006
COVINGTON KY COVINGTON INDEPENDENT
$253,580
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
5/24/2007
ELIZABETHTOWN
KY ELIZABETHTOWN INDEPENDENT
$150,386 SCHOOLS
6/1/2006
ELIZABETHTOWN
KY ELIZABETHTOWN INDEPENDENT
$164,862 SCHOOLS
6/1/2007
FORT WRIGHT KY KENTON COUNTY BOARD$76,038
OF EDUCATION
7/27/2007
FORT WRIGHT KY KENTON COUNTY BOARD $110,734
OF EDUCATION
9/29/2006
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY STATE UNIV$123,214 8/29/2007
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY STATE UNIV$178,513 7/25/2008
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY STATE UNIV$183,253 8/11/2009
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
$3,288,935
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
$3,288,935
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
$3,885,530
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
$3,885,530
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPT OF MENTAL
$822,234
HEALTH,7/1/2009
DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPT OF MENTAL
$822,234
HEALTH,7/1/2008
DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPT OF MENTAL
$971,383
HEALTH,7/1/2007
DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
FRANKFORT KY KENTUCKY DEPT OF MENTAL
$971,383
HEALTH,7/1/2006
DIVISION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
GLASGOW KY BARREN COUNTY BOARD $182,562
OF EDUCATION
6/29/2009
GLASGOW KY BARREN COUNTY BOARD $191,351
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
GRAYSON KY CARTER COUNTY SCHOOL $84,514
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
HARLAN KY HARLAN COUNTY BOARD $119,638
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
HARLAN KY HARLAN COUNTY BOARD $150,000
OF EDUCATION
6/2/2008
HARTFORD KY OHIO COUNTY BOARD OF$183,986
EDUCATION 8/22/2006
HARTFORD KY OHIO COUNTY BOARD OF$188,842
EDUCATION 7/20/2007
HAZARD KY KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL
$237,780 COOPERATIVE
7/11/2008
HAZARD KY KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL
$244,129 COOPERATIVE
6/26/2009
HAZARD KY KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL
$253,449 COOPERATIVE
9/5/2007
HAZARD KY KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL
$72,556 COOPERATIVE
6/17/2009
HAZARD KY KENTUCKY VALLEY EDUCATIONAL
$120,844 COOPERATIVE
6/2/2008
HAZARD KY HAZARD INDEPENDENT BOARD
$98,900OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
HINDMAN KY KNOTT COUNTY BOARD OF$59,406
EDUCATION7/2/2009
HINDMAN KY KNOTT COUNTY BOARD OF$74,482
EDUCATION
6/27/2008
HINDMAN KY KNOTT COUNTY BOARD OF$96,496
EDUCATION
6/15/2007
HYDEN KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD OF
$46,000
EDUCATION8/31/2006
HYDEN KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD OF
$46,000
EDUCATION8/15/2007
HYDEN KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD OF
$99,900
EDUCATION6/30/2009
LAGRANGE KY CHALLENGERS OF OLDHAM
$107,740
COUNTY6/17/2009
LAGRANGE KY CHALLENGERS OF OLDHAM
$127,550
COUNTY 6/2/2008
LESLIE KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD$144,206
OF EDUCATION8/29/2007
LESLIE KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD$147,869
OF EDUCATION7/25/2008
LESLIE KY LESLIE COUNTY BOARD$152,431
OF EDUCATION8/11/2009
LEXINGTON KY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$180,316
OF THE BLUEGRASS,
4/1/2008 INC.
LEXINGTON KY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$183,781
OF THE BLUEGRASS,
4/3/2009 INC.
LEXINGTON KY UNIV OF KENTUCKY RSEARCH
$138,624FOUNDATION
5/23/2007
LEXINGTON KY UNIV OF KENTUCKY RSEARCH
$144,203FOUNDATION
5/19/2008
LONDON KY LAUREL COUNTY PUBLIC$219,786
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC
$349,736
SCHOOLS7/11/2008
LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC
$352,221
SCHOOLS6/26/2009
LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC
$390,653
SCHOOLS6/7/2007
LOUISVILLE KY MARYHURST, INC. $171,424 4/2/2009
LOUISVILLE KY MARYHURST, INC. $171,657 3/3/2008
LOUISVILLE KY JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC
$185,465
SCHOOLS8/14/2006
MAGOFFIN KY MAGOFFIN COUNTY BOARD$50,655
OF EDUCATION
7/2/2009
MAGOFFIN KY MAGOFFIN COUNTY BOARD$62,118
OF EDUCATION
6/27/2008
MAGOFFIN KY MAGOFFIN COUNTY BOARD$65,645
OF EDUCATION
6/15/2007
MONTICELLO KY MONTICELLO BOARD OF $287,237
EDUCATION6/29/2009
MONTICELLO KY MONTICELLO BOARD OF $301,111
EDUCATION5/30/2008
MOREHEAD KY ROWAN COUNTY BOARD$74,814
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
MOREHEAD KY ROWAN COUNTY BOARD$96,753
OF EDUCATION
6/2/2008
MURRAY KY WEST KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL
$500,000 COOPERATIVE
6/30/2009
MURRY KY WEST KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL
$481,601 COOPERATIVE
2/8/2007 -- MURRAY STATE UNIV
NEWPORT KY NEWPORT INDEPENDENT $297,465
SCHOOLS 6/29/2009
NEWPORT KY NEWPORT INDEPENDENT $318,267
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
OWENSBORO KY OWENSBORO INDEPENDENT $254,714
BOARD 6/26/2009
OF EDUCATION
OWENSBORO KY OWENSBORO INDEPENDENT $286,472
BOARD 5/30/2008
OF EDUCATION
PAINSTVILLE KY JOHNSON COUNTY SCHOOLS$99,000 6/30/2009
PARIS KY BOURBON COUNTY SCHOOLS
$99,527 5/30/2008
PARIS KY BOURBON COUNTY SCHOOLS
$747,288 6/27/2008
PARIS KY BOURBON COUNTY SCHOOLS
$750,000 6/26/2009
PIKEVILLE KY PIKE COUNTY BOARD OF$223,872
EDUCATION6/26/2009
-- SAFE AND DRUG FREE SCHOOLS
PIKEVILLE KY PIKE COUNTY BOARD OF$247,425
EDUCATION5/30/2008
-- SAFE AND DRUG FREE SCHOOLS
PIKEVILLE KY PIKE COUNTY BOARD OF$160,600
EDUCATION8/31/2006
PIKEVILLE KY PIKE COUNTY BOARD OF$160,600
EDUCATION8/15/2007
RUSSELL SPRINGS
KY CUMBERLAND MEDICAL$156,015
SERVICES, INC.
7/2/2009
RUSSELL SPRINGS
KY PREMIER INTEGRITY SOLUTIONS,
$171,466 INC6/17/2009
RUSSELL SPRINGS
KY CUMBERLAND MEDICAL$193,959
SERVICES, INC.
6/15/2007
RUSSELL SPRINGS
KY CUMBERLAND MEDICAL$195,609
SERVICES, INC.
6/27/2008
RUSSELL SPRINGS
KY PREMIER INTEGRITY SOLUTIONS,
$228,569 INC 6/2/2008
SALYERSVILLE KY MAGOFFIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$99,803 6/30/2009
SHEPHERDSVILLE
KY BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC$92,044
SCHOOLS 8/15/2007
SHEPHERDSVILLE
KY BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC
$109,987
SCHOOLS 7/31/2009
SHEPHERDSVILLE
KY BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC
$137,889
SCHOOLS 7/31/2008
SHEPHERDSVILLE
KY BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC
$184,201
SCHOOLS 9/29/2006
SOMERSET KY PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL
$281,621
SYSTEM 7/11/2008
SOMERSET KY PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL
$283,846
SYSTEM 6/26/2009
SOMERSET KY PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL
$314,761
SYSTEM 6/7/2007
SOMERSET KY PULASKI COUNTY BOARD$63,767
OF EDUCATION
8/31/2006
-- PULASKI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SOMERSET KY PULASKI COUNTY BOARD$63,767
OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007
-- PULASKI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STANFORD KY LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD$107,801
OF EDUCATION
8/31/2006
STANFORD KY LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD$110,428
OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007
STEARNS KY MCCREARY COUNTY BOARD$54,008
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
STEARNS KY MCCREARY COUNTY BOARD$68,676
OF EDUCATION
6/2/2008
WARSAW KY GALLATIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
$95,975 6/30/2009
WHITESBURG KY LETCHER COUNTY PUBLIC $65,211
SCHOOLS 8/31/2006
WHITESBURG KY LETCHER COUNTY PUBLIC $65,211
SCHOOLS 8/15/2007
WHTESBURG KY LETCHER COUNTY PUBLIC $102,803
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
WILLIAMSBURGKY WHITLEY COUNTY BOARD $108,378
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
WILLIAMSBURGKY WHITLEY COUNTY BOARD $136,559
OF EDUCATION
6/2/2008
WILLIAMSBURGKY WHITLEY COUNTY BOARD $100,486
OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
BATON ROUGELA BIG BUDDY PROGRAM $253,117 4/3/2009
BATON ROUGELA NEW BEGINNINGS COMMUNITY
$255,020DEVELOPMENT
3/3/2008 CORPORATION
BATON ROUGELA BIG BUDDY PROGRAM $267,042 3/3/2008
BATON ROUGELA NEW BEGINNINGS COMMUNITY
$333,174DEVELOPMENT
4/3/2009 CORPORATION
BATON ROUGELA EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH
$456,733
SCHOOL 6/30/2009
SYSTEM
BATON ROUGELA EAST BATON ROUGE $2,923,644
PARISH SCHOOL 7/20/2007
SYSTEM
BATON ROUGELA EAST BATON ROUGE $2,923,866
PARISH SCHOOL 7/13/2006
SYSTEM
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
$4,473,354
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
$4,473,354
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
$5,284,797
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
$5,284,797
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA GOVERNOR'S
$1,118,338
SDFSC PROGRAM 7/1/2009
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA GOVERNOR'S
$1,118,338
SDFSC PROGRAM 7/1/2008
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA GOVERNOR'S
$1,321,199
SDFSC PROGRAM 7/1/2007
BATON ROUGELA LOUISIANA GOVERNOR'S
$1,321,199
SDFSC PROGRAM 7/1/2006
BENTON LA BOSSIER PARISH SCHOOLS
$459,325 6/30/2009
CHALMETTE LA ST. BARNARD PARISH PUBLIC
$326,911
SCHOOLS8/29/2007
COVINGTON LA ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL
$542,176 BOARD
8/29/2007
-- SECURITY
HOUMA LA TERREBONNE PARISH SCHOOL
$248,981 DISTRICT
8/29/2007
-- DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAFE AND
LAFAYETTE LA LAFAYETTE PARISH SCHOOL
$492,496
SYSTEM9/29/2006
LAFAYETTE LA LAFAYETTE PARISH SCHOOL
$480,025
SYSTEM8/14/2006
LAFAYETTE LA LAFAYETTE PARISH SCHOOL
$2,775,001
SYSTEM 7/8/2006
LAFAYETTE LA UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
$440,286
AT LAFAYETTE
6/26/2009
MARRERO LA PARENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$196,450OF GREATER
4/3/2009NEW ORLEANS
MARRERO LA PARENTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$200,000OF GREATER
3/3/2008NEW ORLEANS
MARRERO LA SCHOOL SAFETY & DISCIPLINE
$430,849 8/28/2006
MONROE LA OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL
$253,965
SYSTEM 8/29/2007
MONROE LA OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL
$256,946
SYSTEM 8/4/2008
MONROE LA WELLSPRING ALLIANCE$265,226
FOR FAMILIES,8/14/2006
INC.
MONROE LA OUACHITA PARISH SCHOOL
$280,363
SYSTEM 8/12/2009
MONROE LA MONROE CITY SCHOOLS
$1,029,159 9/27/2007
MONROE LA MONROE CITY SCHOOLS
$1,499,926 6/26/2009
MONROE LA MONROE CITY SCHOOLS
$1,900,331 7/17/2008
NATCHITOCHES
LA NATCHITOCHES PARISH$138,143
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/17/2009
NATCHITOCHES
LA NATCHITOCHES PARISH$175,503
SCHOOL DISTRICT6/2/2008
NEW ORLEANSLA BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS
$148,471
OF SOUTHEAST
6/1/2006 LA
NEW ORLEANSLA BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS
$156,890
OF SOUTHEAST
5/24/2007 LA
NEW ORLEANSLA ALGIERS CHARTER SCHOOLS
$282,473
ASSOCIATION
5/30/2008
NEW ORLEANSLA RECOVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,434,068- LOUISIANA
6/26/2009 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SHREVEPORT LA SUPPORTIVE INTEGRATED
$170,560
SERVICES7/25/2008
INC.
SHREVEPORT LA SUPPORTIVE INTEGRATED
$173,585
SERVICES8/12/2009
INC.
SHREVEPORT LA KENNEDY CENTER OF LOUISIANA,
$176,282 LLC4/3/2009
SHREVEPORT LA SUPPORTIVE INTEGRATED
$181,426
SERVICES8/29/2007
INC.
SHREVEPORT LA VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
$199,130
OF NORTH4/3/2009
LOUISIANA
SHREVEPORT LA KENNEDY CENTER OF LOUISIANA,
$199,506 LLC3/3/2008
SHREVEPORT LA VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA $199,718
OF NORTH3/3/2008
LOUISIANA
AMHERST MA CENTER FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
$169,375 8/14/2006
AMHERST MA UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS
$199,120 AMHERST
7/24/2008
-- UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICES HEAL
ARLINGTON MA ARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$99,289 6/30/2009
BARRE MA QUABBIN REGIONAL SCHOOL
$135,095
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
BOSTON MA BIG SISTER OF GREATER $175,554
BOSTON, INC6/1/2006
BOSTON MA GENERATIONS INC $198,375 6/1/2006
BOSTON MA GENERATIONS INC $200,000 5/24/2007
BOSTON MA BIG SISTER OF GREATER $211,945
BOSTON, INC6/1/2007
BOSTON MA BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS $988,426 9/26/2007
BOSTON MA BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,995,598 7/10/2006
BOSTON MA MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR'S
$1,080,588ALLIANCE
7/1/2009
AGAINST DRUGS
BOSTON MA MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR'S
$1,080,588ALLIANCE
7/1/2008
AGAINST DRUGS
BOSTON MA MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR'S
$1,276,601ALLIANCE
7/1/2006
AGAINST DRUGS
BOSTON MA MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR'S
$1,276,601ALLIANCE
7/1/2007
AGAINST DRUGS
BROCKTON MA OLD COLONY YMCA $159,322 8/14/2006
BUZZARDS BAYMA MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME$218,239
ACADEMY 6/26/2009
BYFIELD MA TRITON REGIONAL SCHOOL$100,000
DISTRICT6/30/2009
CAMBRIDGE MA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE $93,873
OF TECHNOLOGY
6/1/2006 -- DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT LIFE
CAMBRIDGE MA HARVARD COLLEGE -- UNIV
$106,491
HEALTH SERVICES
6/1/2006
CAMBRIDGE MA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE
$142,811
OF TECHNOLOGY
6/9/2009
CENTERVILLE MA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$171,789
OF CAPE8/14/2006
COD AND THE ISLANDS
FITCHBURG MA L.U.K. CRISIS CENTER, INC
$184,227 8/14/2006
GREENFIELD MA BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER$183,476
ASSOCIATION
8/29/2007
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
GREENFIELD MA BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER$189,529
ASSOCIATION
7/25/2008
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
GREENFIELD MA BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER$195,886
ASSOCIATION
8/12/2009
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY
HOLYOKE MA GIRLS INCORPORATED $192,972
OF HOLYOKE 8/14/2006
LAWRENCE MA MERRIMACK VALLEY YOUNG$150,703
MEN'S CHRISTIAN
4/3/2009 ASSOCIATION, INC.
LAWRENCE MA MERRIMACK VALLEY YOUNG$156,038
MEN'S CHRISTIAN
3/3/2008 ASSOCIATION, INC.
LAWRENCE MA FAMILY SERVICE, INC. $157,096 8/29/2007
LAWRENCE MA FAMILY SERVICE, INC. $162,236 8/12/2009
LAWRENCE MA FAMILY SERVICE, INC. $163,194 7/25/2008
LAWRENCE MA LAWRENCE BOYS AND GIRLS
$180,271
CLUB, INC.
8/14/2006
LEXINGTON MA LEXINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$99,709 6/30/2009
LOWELL MA MIDDLESEX COMMUNITY $189,504
COLLEGE --7/28/2008
OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE OF THE PR
LYNN MA LYNN PUBLIC SCHOOLS$194,935 8/28/2006
MALDEN MA MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT
$4,322,352OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
MALDEN MA MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT
$4,322,352OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
MALDEN MA MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT
$5,106,403OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
MALDEN MA MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT
$5,106,403OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
MELROSE MA MELROSE ALLIANCE AGAINST$81,850
VIOLENCE,
7/25/2008
INC.
MELROSE MA MELROSE ALLIANCE AGAINST$81,850
VIOLENCE,
8/12/2009
INC.
MELROSE MA MELROSE ALLIANCE AGAINST
$83,940VIOLENCE,
8/29/2007
INC.
MILTON MA MILTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS $43,000 5/1/2009
NEEDHAM MA NEEDHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS $25,500 12/19/2006
NEW BEDFORDMA NEW BEDFORD OFFICE OF $58,392
HUMAN SERVICES
8/15/2007
NEW BEDFORDMA NEW BEDFORD PUBLIC $220,382
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
NEW BEFORD MA NEW BEDFORD PUBLIC $473,254
SCHOOLS 8/17/2006
NEW BEFORD MA NEW BEDFORD PUBLIC $491,041
SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
NEWTON MA NEWTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$330,625
-- PUBLIC8/28/2006
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
NEWTON MA NEWTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,493,711 6/27/2008
NEWTON MA NEWTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,496,903 6/26/2009
PITTSFIELD MA PITTSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$396,936 6/16/2009
PITTSFIELD MA PITTSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
$2,838,299 6/30/2006
PITTSFIELD MA PITTSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
$2,905,853 7/20/2007
PITTSFIELD MA PITTSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL
$2,999,151 6/23/2008
READING MA READING PUBLIC SCHOOLS $98,650 8/29/2007
ROCHESTER MA OLD COLONY REGIONAL $99,500
VOCATIONAL 6/30/2009
TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
ROCKLAND MA NORTH RIVER COLLABORATIVE
$249,388 8/29/2007
ROXBURY MA CONGREGACION LEON DE $53,005
JUDA 8/14/2006
SOMERVILLE MA SOMERVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$100,000 -- CENTRAL
5/30/2008
OFFICE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES
SPRINGFIELD MA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$167,830
OF HAMPDEN
8/29/2007
COUNTY
SPRINGFIELD MA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$169,262
OF HAMPDEN
7/25/2008
COUNTY
SPRINGFIELD MA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$172,406
OF HAMPDEN
8/12/2009
COUNTY
SPRINGFIELD MA NEW ENGLAND FARM WORKER'S
$194,996 COUNCIL
8/12/2009
SPRINGFIELD MA NEW ENGLAND FARM WORKER'S
$195,829 COUNCIL
7/25/2008
SPRINGFIELD MA NEW ENGLAND FARM WORKER'S
$199,619 COUNCIL
8/29/2007
TAUNTON MA TAUNTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$230,400 6/30/2009
WESTON MA WESTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$334,894 6/29/2009
WESTON MA WESTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$388,364 5/30/2008
WEYMOUTH MA WEYMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$216,783 6/30/2009
WEYMOUTH MA WEYMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$233,825 8/28/2006
WILBRAHAM MA HAMPDEN-WILBRAHAM$326,279
REGIONAL SCHOOL
8/28/2006
DISTRICT
WILBRAHAM MA HAMPDEN-WILBRAHAM$731,899
REGIONAL SCHOOL
6/26/2009
DISTRICT
WORCESTER MA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$212,219
OF WORCESTER
8/14/2006 COUNTY, INC.
WORCESTER MA CLARK UNIVERSITY -- PSYCHOLOGY
$178,004 6/9/2009
ANNAPOLIS MD ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY $710,962
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
6/19/2006
BALTIMORE MD ELIM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP;
$191,200 BALTIMORE
4/3/2009
BALTIMORE MD BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$196,300
OF CENTRAL
8/29/2007
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE MD BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$196,850
OF CENTRAL
8/11/2009
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE MD BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$196,950
OF CENTRAL
8/7/2008
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE MD ELIM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP;
$200,000 BALTIMORE
3/3/2008
BALTIMORE MD LOYOLA COLLEGE IN MARYLAND
$86,699 -- ALCOHOL
6/9/2009& DRUG EDUC./SERVICES STUDENT D
BALTIMORE MD MARYLAND DEPARTMENT$3,528,330
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
BALTIMORE MD MARYLAND DEPARTMENT$3,528,330
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
BALTIMORE MD MARYLAND DEPARTMENT $4,168,350
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
BALTIMORE MD MARYLAND DEPARTMENT $4,168,350
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
BALTIMORE MD GOVERNOR'S OFFICE FOR $882,083
CHILDREN 7/1/2008
BALTIMORE MD GOVERNOR'S OFFICE FOR $882,083
CHILDREN 7/1/2009
BALTIMORE MD GOVERNOR'S OFFICE$1,042,088
FOR CHILDREN 7/1/2007
BEL AIR MD HARFORD COUNTY BOARD $214,913
OF EDUCATION
6/30/2009
-- CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION INST
BELTSVILLE MD PACIFIC INSTITUTE FOR$150,000
RESEARCH AND5/23/2007
EVALUATION
BELTSVILLE MD PACIFIC INSTITUTE FOR$150,000
RESEARCH AND5/19/2008
EVALUATION
BETHESDA MD NATIONAL CENTER FOR$152,000
CHILDREN AND 3/3/2008
FAMILIES (NCCF)
BETHESDA MD CENTER FOR HUMAN SERVICES
$149,957 5/23/2007
BETHESDA MD CENTER FOR HUMAN SERVICES
$149,957 5/19/2008
CENTREVILLE MD QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY $240,638
BOARD OF EDUCATION
6/29/2009
CENTREVILLE MD QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY $254,628
BOARD OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
CHARLOTTE HALL
MD BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$138,693
OF SOUTHERN
6/1/2006
MARYLAND
CHARLOTTE HALL
MD BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$144,014
OF SOUTHERN
5/24/2007
MARYLAND
COLLEGE PARKMD UNIV OF MARYLAND COLLEGE
$121,488PARK 5/22/2007
COLLEGE PARKMD UNIV OF MARYLAND COLLEGE
$134,204PARK 5/16/2006
FREDERICK MD FREDERICK COUNTY BOARD$212,471
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008-- SECONDARY SIIA
FRUITLAND MD COMMUNITY SERVICES $185,327
AND RESEARCH 8/14/2006
CENTER, INC
LEONARDTOWN MD ST. MARY'S COUNTY PUBLIC
$184,825
SCHOOLS4/3/2009
LEONARDTOWN MD ST. MARY'S COUNTY PUBLIC
$187,215
SCHOOLS3/3/2008
PRINCESS ANNEMD STRATEGIC COMMUNITY $199,000
SERVICES, INC.
4/3/2009
PRINCESS ANNEMD STRATEGIC COMMUNITY $200,000
SERVICES, INC.
3/3/2008
ROCKVILLE MD MONTGOMERY COUNTY$154,259
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/10/2009
-- OFFICE OF SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
ROCKVILLE MD MONTGOMERY COUNTY$154,259
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
7/25/2008
-- OFFICE OF SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
ROCKVILLE MD MONTGOMERY COUNTY$154,677
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/29/2007
-- OFFICE OF SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
SILVER SPRINGS
MD GAP BUSTER LEARNING$202,655
CENTER INC.8/14/2006
TIMONIUM MD CATHOLIC CHARITIES INC$118,162 6/1/2006
TIMONIUM MD CATHOLIC CHARITIES INC$122,500 5/24/2007
TOWSON MD MARYLAND GOVERNOR'S $1,042,088
OFFICE OF CRIME
7/1/2006
CONTROL AND PREVENTION
WESTMINSTERMD CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC $197,864
SCHOOLS 4/2/2009
WESTMINSTERMD CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC $200,000
SCHOOLS 3/3/2008
WESTOVER MD SOMERSET COUNTY PUBLIC
$1,171,245
SCHOOLS7/20/2007
WESTOVER MD SOMERSET COUNTY PUBLIC
$1,188,364
SCHOOLS7/13/2006
AUGUSTA ME MAINE DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
AUGUSTA ME MAINE DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
AUGUSTA ME MAINE DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
AUGUSTA ME MAINE DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
AUGUSTA ME MAINE OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE
$284,670ABUSE7/1/2009
AUGUSTA ME MAINE OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE
$284,670ABUSE7/1/2008
AUGUSTA ME MAINE OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE
$336,307ABUSE7/1/2006
AUGUSTA ME MAINE OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE
$336,307ABUSE7/1/2007
DANFORTH ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$421,529 DISTRICT
6/29/2009
#14
DANFORTH ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$425,262 DISTRICT
5/30/2008
#14
DIXFIELD ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$144,874 DISTRICT
8/14/2006
#21
ELLSWORTH ME DOWNEAST HEALTH SERVICES,
$187,212INC. 4/3/2009
ELLSWORTH ME DOWNEAST HEALTH SERVICES,
$213,411INC. 3/3/2008
GORHAM ME UNIV OF SOUTHERN MAINE
$151,450 5/23/2007
GORHAM ME UNIV OF SOUTHERN MAINE
$151,528 5/19/2008
HIRAM ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$994,250 DISTRICT
7/20/2007
55
HIRAM ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$994,930 DISTRICT
7/13/2006
55
LEWISTON ME LEWISTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,162,250 8/22/2008
LEWISTON ME LEWISTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,487,804 6/26/2009
LUBEC ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINSTRATIVE
$449,838 UNIT8/17/2006
#19
LUBEC ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINSTRATIVE
$456,574 UNIT7/20/2007
#19
OXFORD ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$182,136 DISTRICT
7/25/2008
#17
OXFORD ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$183,620 DISTRICT
8/12/2009
#17
OXFORD ME MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
$183,747 DISTRICT
8/29/2007
#17
PORTLAND ME PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL
$266,270
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
SANFORD ME SANFORD MAINE SCHOOL $714,325
DEPARTMENT8/28/2007
SANFORD ME SANFORD MAINE SCHOOL $750,000
DEPARTMENT6/21/2008
SANFORD ME SANFORD MAINE SCHOOL $750,000
DEPARTMENT6/26/2009
ALLEGAN MI ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,384 6/1/2007
ALLEGAN MI ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$203,989 6/1/2006
ALMA MI ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$118,078 8/11/2009
ALMA MI ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$126,399 7/25/2008
ALMA MI ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$127,550 8/29/2007
ANN ARBOR MI ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$244,624 8/29/2007
ANN ARBOR MI ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$314,525 6/30/2009
ANN ARBOR MI UNIV OF MICHIGAN -- UNIV
$90,227
OF HEALTH6/1/2006
SERVICE
BAY CITY MI BAY-ARENAC INTERMEDIATE
$316,047
SCHOOL6/30/2009
DISTRICT
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
MI BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOL
$243,971
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
BRIMLEY MI OJIBWE CHARTER SCHOOL $89,320 8/22/2006
BRIMLEY MI OJIBWE CHARTER SCHOOL $90,649 7/20/2007
CLARKSTON MI CLARKSTON COMMUNITY $249,074
SCHOOLS 6/30/2009
DETRIOT MI VOLUNTEERS IN PREVENTION,
$198,375PROBATION,
6/1/2006
AND PRISON, INC. -- GRAND PARK CENT
DETRIOT MI VOLUNTEERS IN PREVENTION,
$200,000PROBATION,
6/1/2007
AND PRISON, INC. -- GRAND PARK CENT
DETROIT MI DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOL$601,609
-- 3011 W.8/16/2006
GRAND BLVD
DETROIT MI TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY $176,876
SISTERHOOD, 3/3/2008
INC.
DETROIT MI COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$244,880
OF DETROIT,
4/3/2009
INC.
DETROIT MI COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$251,480
OF DETROIT,
3/3/2008
INC.
DETROIT MI GEORGE CROCKETT ACADEMY
$342,002 8/29/2007
DETROIT MI GEORGE CROCKETT ACADEMY
$342,087 7/25/2008
DETROIT MI GEORGE CROCKETT ACADEMY
$342,429 8/11/2009
DETROIT MI FAMILY SERVICES, INC.$358,466 4/3/2009
DETROIT MI CESAR CHAVEZ ACADEMY $485,683
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/15/2006
DETROIT MI CITY OF DETROIT $127,374 6/17/2009
DETROIT MI CITY OF DETROIT $165,300 6/2/2008
EAST LANSINGMI MICHIGAN STATE UNIV $174,046
-- CONTRACT6/29/2007
& GRANT ADMINISTRATIO
ESCANABA MI DELTA-SCHOOLCRAFT ISD
$786,882 6/30/2006
ESCANABA MI DELTA-SCHOOLCRAFT ISD
$862,145 7/20/2007
ESCANABA MI DELTA-SCHOOLCRAFT ISD
$884,340 6/21/2008
FLINT MI GENESEE INTERMEDIATE$177,946
SCHOOL DISTRICT
4/3/2009
FLINT MI GENESEE INTERMEDIATE$181,408
SCHOOL DISTRICT
3/3/2008
FLINT MI FLINT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
$2,811,123 7/14/2006
FLINT MI FLINT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
$2,853,621 7/20/2007
GRAND RAPIDSMI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$179,634
OF GREATER
8/29/2007
GRAND RAPIDS
GRAND RAPIDSMI YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
$183,139
ASSOCIATION
8/14/2006
OF GREATER GRAND RAPIDS
GRAND RAPIDSMI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$191,469
OF GREATER
7/25/2008
GRAND RAPIDS
GRAND RAPIDSMI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$216,778
OF GREATER
8/11/2009
GRAND RAPIDS
GRAND RAPIDSMI GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC$494,123
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
HOUGHTON MI MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL
$116,840
UNIVERSITY
6/9/2009
-- COUNSELING AND WELLNESS SERVIC S
INKSTER MI INKSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$330,734 8/7/2008
INKSTER MI INKSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$332,090 8/12/2009
INKSTER MI INKSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,471 8/29/2007
INKSTER MI INKSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,629 7/25/2008
INKSTER MI INKSTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,881 8/11/2009
ITHACA MI GRATIOT-ISABELLA REGIONAL
$336,064 EDUCATION
9/27/2007
SERVICE DISTRICT
KALAMAZOO MI GUIDANCE CLINIC DIVISION
$212,584
OF MAPS 6/1/2006
KALAMAZOO MI GUIDANCE CLINIC DIVISION
$214,326
OF MAPS 6/1/2007
KALAMAZOO MI KALAMAZOO RESA -- INSRUCTIONAL
$483,402 8/29/2007
CENTER
LANSING MI LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT
$398,055 6/26/2009
LANSING MI LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT
$398,068 7/11/2008
LANSING MI LANSING SCHOOL DISTRICT
$398,992 6/7/2007
LANSING MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$168,995
MICHIGAN
8/29/2007
CAPITAL REGION
LANSING MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$176,633
MICHIGAN
7/25/2008
CAPITAL REGION
LANSING MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$192,939
MICHIGAN
8/11/2009
CAPITAL REGION
LANSING MI NEW CITY ACADEMY $422,953 9/23/2006
LANSING MI MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT $710,375
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
LANSING MI MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
$8,638,302
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
LANSING MI MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
$8,638,302
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
LANSING MI MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
$10,205,244
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
LANSING MI MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
$10,205,244
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
LANSING MI MICHIGAN OFFICE OF$2,159,575
DRUG CONTROL7/1/2009
POLICY
LANSING MI MICHIGAN OFFICE OF$2,159,575
DRUG CONTROL7/1/2008
POLICY
LANSING MI MICHIGAN OFFICE OF$2,551,311
DRUG CONTROL7/1/2006
POLICY
LANSING MI MICHIGAN OFFICE OF$2,551,311
DRUG CONTROL7/1/2007
POLICY
MONROE MI MONROE COUNTY INTERMEDIATE
$244,966 SCHOOL
6/30/2009
DISTRICT
MUSKEGON MI TRI-VALLEY ACADEMY SCHOOL
$486,471 DISTRICT,
8/14/2006
FISCAL AGENT
MUSKEGON MI MUSKEGON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,463,860 6/27/2008
MUSKEGON MI MUSKEGON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,471,091 6/26/2009
NEGAUNEE MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$183,721
OF MARQUETTE
8/29/2007COUNTY, INC.
NEGAUNEE MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$186,748
OF MARQUETTE
7/25/2008COUNTY, INC.
NEGAUNEE MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$197,053
OF MARQUETTE
8/11/2009COUNTY, INC.
OAK PARK MI YUINON, INC. $164,430 4/2/2009
OAK PARK MI YUINON, INC. $171,068 3/3/2008
OAK PARK MI BERKLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL$243,733
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
PONTIAC MI PONTIAC CITY SCHOOL $234,359
DISTRICT - SAFETY
8/29/2007
AND SECURITY
RIVER ROUGE MI SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE
$248,365
CITY OF RIVER
6/30/2009
ROUGE
ROCHESTER MI OAKLAND UNIVERSITY -- $423,999
GRANTS AND 7/28/2008
CONTRACTS
RUDYARD MI RUDYARD HIGH SCHOOL $404,594 8/16/2006
SAGINAW MI FRANCIS REH PSA PUBLIC
$354,739
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
SAGINAW MI FRANCIS REH PSA PUBLIC
$354,829
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/25/2008
SAGINAW MI FRANCIS REH PSA PUBLIC
$355,167
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/11/2009
SAGINAW MI SAGINAW INTERMEDIATE $410,275
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
SAGINAW MI SAGINAW PUBLIC SCHOOL$244,414
DISTRICT 9/27/2007
SCOTVILLE MI LUDINGTON AREA SCHOOL$294,032
DISTRICT8/22/2006
SCOTVILLE MI LUDINGTON AREA SCHOOL$304,279
DISTRICT7/21/2007
SOUTHFIELD MI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$187,317
OF METROPOLITAN
8/14/2006 DETROIT
SOUTHGATE MI GUIDANCE CENTER $186,581 6/1/2006
SOUTHGATE MI GUIDANCE CENTER $191,433 6/1/2007
SOUTHGATE MI SOUTHGATE COMMUNITY $230,296
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
TAWAS CITY MI ST. JOSEPH HEALTH SYSTEM
$127,891 8/31/2006
TAWAS CITY MI ST. JOSEPH HEALTH SYSTEM
$189,989 8/15/2007
TAYLOR MI TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
$242,739 6/30/2009
WATERFORD MI WATERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$67,066 8/14/2006
WATERFORD MI WATERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$218,199 8/28/2006
WATERFORD MI WATERFORD SCHOOL$1,396,404
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
WATERFORD MI WATERFORD SCHOOL$1,436,365
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
WEST BLOOMFIELD
MI JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE$199,274 8/14/2006
WEST BLOOMFIELD
MI WEST BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL
$569,638
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
WYOMING MI GODWIN HEIGHTS PUBLIC $98,497
SCHOOLS6/30/2009
YPSILANTI MI EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
$490,517 6/26/2009
ZEELAND MI ZEELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS$61,763 3/3/2008
ZEELAND MI ZEELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS$67,636 4/2/2009
AUSTIN MN AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS$209,578
ISD #492 6/29/2009
AUSTIN MN AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS$232,059
ISD #492 5/30/2008
CASS LAKE MN CASS LAKE - BENA PUBLIC
$41,386
SCHOOLS 12/27/2005
COTTONWOODMN LAKEVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOL $50,200
-- INDEPENDENT
4/3/2008
DISTRICT #2167
DULUTH MN DULUTH AREA FAMILY YOUNG
$190,339 MEN'S CHRISTIAN
6/1/2006 ASSOCIATION (YMCA)
DULUTH MN DULUTH AREA FAMILY YOUNG
$197,656 MEN'S5/24/2007
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (YMCA)
DULUTH MN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,870,702
DISTRICT #7096/30/2006
-- THE DULUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DULUTH MN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,905,900
DISTRICT #709
6/21/2008
-- THE DULUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DULUTH MN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,945,082
DISTRICT #709
7/20/2007
-- THE DULUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HOPKINS MN HOPKINS INDEPENDENT$246,500
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
270
LONGVILLE MN NORTHLAND AREA FAMILY $189,619
SERVICE CENTER
3/3/2008
LONGVILLE MN NORTHLAND AREA FAMILY $195,450
SERVICE CENTER
4/3/2009
MARSHALL MN WESTERN COMMUNITY $136,454
ACTION 8/14/2006
MINNEAPOLIS MN SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT$415,100
#1, MINNEAPOLIS
7/27/2007PUBLIC SCHOOLS -- STUDENT SUPPO
MINNEAPOLIS MN SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT$559,064
#1, MINNEAPOLIS
9/29/2006PUBLIC SCHOOLS -- STUDENT SUPPO
MINNEAPOLIS MN UNIV OF MINNESOTA -- SPONSORED
$98,782 PROJECTS
6/9/2009 ADMINISTRATION
MINNEAPOLIS MN UNIV OF MINNESOTA $122,161 5/22/2007
MINNEAPOLIS MN UNIV OF MINNESOTA $133,750 5/16/2006
MOORHEAD MN MINNESOTA STATE UNIV $159,556
MOORHEAD5/16/2006
MOORHEAD MN MINNESOTA STATE UNIV $159,556
MOORHEAD5/22/2007
NEW LONDON MN NEW LONDON-SPICER PUBLIC
$998,000
SCHOOLS
7/13/2006
ISD #345
NEW LONDON MN NEW LONDON-SPICER PUBLIC
$998,000
SCHOOLS
7/20/2007
ISD #345
NORTHFIELD MN NORTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$192,200ISD 659
8/14/2006
PLYMOUTH MN INTERMEDIATE DISTRICT$49,600
287 7/24/2007
PRIOR LAKE MN PRIOR LAKE HIGH SCHOOL $8,840 12/5/2005
RED LAKE MN RED LAKE INDEPENDENT $279,225
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/31/2006
#38
ROSEVILLE MN I. S. DISTRICT 623 ROSEVILLE
$2,142,976
AREA SCHOOLS
8/28/2007
ROSEVILLE MN I. S. DISTRICT 623 ROSEVILLE
$2,250,000
AREA SCHOOLS
6/26/2009
ROSEVILLE MN I. S. DISTRICT 623 ROSEVILLE
$2,250,090
AREA SCHOOLS
6/21/2008
ROSEVILLE MN MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT $438,987
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
ROSEVILLE MN MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT $3,148,289
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
ROSEVILLE MN MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT $3,148,289
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
ROSEVILLE MN MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT $3,719,372
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
ROSEVILLE MN MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT $3,719,372
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
SAINT PAUL MN SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$150,866 8/14/2006
ST PAUL MN MINNESOTA OFFICE OF$787,072
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2009
ST PAUL MN MINNESOTA OFFICE OF$787,072
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2008
ST PAUL MN MINNESOTA OFFICE OF$929,843
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2006
ST PAUL MN MINNESOTA OFFICE OF$929,843
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2007
ST. CLOUD MN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$138,635
OF CENTRAL
8/29/2007
MINNESOTA
ST. CLOUD MN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$143,525
OF CENTRAL
8/7/2008
MINNESOTA
ST. CLOUD MN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$150,174
OF CENTRAL
8/11/2009
MINNESOTA
ST. CLOUD MN ST. CLOUD AREA SCHOOL $246,623
DISTRICT 742
8/28/2006
-- OFFICE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY
ST. CLOUD MN SAINT CLOUD STATE UNIV $149,891 6/9/2009
ST. PAUL MN COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES $191,444 3/3/2008
ST. PAUL MN COMMONBOND COMMUNITIES $194,093 4/2/2009
ST. PAUL MN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$199,277
OF THE 8/14/2006
GREATER TWIN CITIES
STEPHEN MN STEPHEN-ARGYLE CENTRAL $399,627
ISD #2856
8/28/2006
WARREN MN WARREN ALVARADO OSLO $72,503
HIGH SCHOOL
8/17/2006
WARREN MN WARREN ALVARADO OSLO $74,282
HIGH SCHOOL
7/20/2007
ARNOLD MO CONSOLIDATED S. D. #6$327,850
OF JEFFERSON
7/11/2008
COUNTY
ARNOLD MO CONSOLIDATED S. D. #6$330,643
OF JEFFERSON
6/26/2009
COUNTY
ARNOLD MO CONSOLIDATED S. D. #6$331,011
OF JEFFERSON 6/7/2007
COUNTY
CABOL MO CABOL R-IV SCHOOL DISTRICT
$988,326 7/8/2006
CHILLICOTHE MO CHILLICOTHE R-11 SCHOOL
$95,575
DISTRICT8/29/2007
CHILLICOTHE MO CHILLICOTHE R-11 SCHOOL
$104,705
DISTRICT8/11/2009
CHILLICOTHE MO CHILLICOTHE R-11 SCHOOL
$105,503
DISTRICT7/25/2008
COLUMBIA MO COLUMBIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS-WEST
$171,770 BOULEVARD
8/14/2006 ELEMENTARY
COLUMBIA MO BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$185,516
OF CENTRAL
4/3/2009
MISSOURI
COLUMBIA MO BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$185,553
OF CENTRAL
4/1/2008
MISSOURI
COLUMBIA MO UNIV OF MISSOURI/CURATORS
$145,131 9/29/2006
COLUMBIA MO THE CURATORS OF THE$320,215
UNIVERSITY 8/24/2009
OF MISSOURI -- OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROG
EUREKA MO ROCKWOOD R-VI SCHOOL $193,540
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
EUREKA MO ROCKWOOD R-VI SCHOOL $195,403
DISTRICT 7/25/2008
EUREKA MO ROCKWOOD R-VI SCHOOL $195,404
DISTRICT 8/11/2009
FLORISSANT MO HAZELWOOD SCHOOL $1,450,238
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
FLORISSANT MO HAZELWOOD SCHOOL $1,483,494
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
HELENA MO HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$1,364,186
ONE 6/26/2009
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DEPARTMENT$4,135,250
OF ELEMENTARY7/1/2009
AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DEPARTMENT$4,135,250
OF ELEMENTARY7/1/2008
& SECONDARY EDUCATION
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DEPARTMENT$4,885,362
OF ELEMENTARY7/1/2007
AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DEPARTMENT$4,885,362
OF ELEMENTARY7/1/2006
& SECONDARY EDUCATION
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DIVISION OF
$1,033,812
ALCOHOL AND7/1/2009
DRUG ABUSE
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DIVISION OF
$1,033,812
ALCOHOL AND7/1/2008
DRUG ABUSE
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DIVISION OF
$1,221,341
ALCOHOL AND7/1/2006
DRUG ABUSE
JEFFERSON CITY
MO MISSOURI DIVISION OF
$1,221,341
ALCOHOL AND7/1/2007
DRUG ABUSE
KENNETT MO KENNETT #39 SCHOOL$125,984
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
LAMAR MO LAMAR R-1 SCHOOL DISTRICT
$238,405 8/22/2006
LAMAR MO LAMAR R-1 SCHOOL DISTRICT
$238,405 7/20/2007
LAMAR MO ABOUT OUR KIDS INC $195,075 4/2/2009
LAMAR MO ABOUT OUR KIDS INC $200,000 4/1/2008
MORRISVILLE MO MARION C EARLY R V $276,127 6/29/2009
MORRISVILLE MO MARION C EARLY R V $291,191 5/30/2008
POPLAR BLUFFMO POPLAR BLUFF R-1 SCHOOLS
$147,000 8/11/2009
POPLAR BLUFFMO POPLAR BLUFF R-1 SCHOOLS
$147,600 8/29/2007
POPLAR BLUFFMO POPLAR BLUFF R-1 SCHOOLS
$148,000 7/25/2008
RAVENWOOD MO NORTHEAST NODAWAY SCHOOL
$49,842 DISTRICT
11/16/2006
SENECA MO SENECA R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT
$229,015-- LEA
8/28/2006
SPRINGFIELD MO MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY
$469,515 6/26/2009
ST. JAMES MO ST. JAMES R-I SCHOOL DISTRICT
$175,179 6/1/2006
ST. JAMES MO ST. JAMES R-I SCHOOL DISTRICT
$181,312 6/1/2007
ST. LOUIS MO PAIDEIA ACADEMY $262,546 6/30/2009
ST. LOUIS MO ST. LOUIS BOARD OF EDUCATION
$482,273 8/28/2006
WARRENSBURG MO UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL$99,882
MISSOURI --6/9/2009
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER VIOLENCE/SUB
WEBB CITY MO WEBB CITY R-7 SCHOOL $461,664
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
AMORY MS AMORY CITY SCHOOLS --$79,508
ADMINISTRATION
6/17/2009
AMORY MS AMORY CITY SCHOOLS --$97,436
ADMINISTRATION
6/2/2008
BATESVILLE MS SOUTH PANOLA COMMUNITY$179,074
COALITION
8/14/2006
BRANDON MS RANKIN COUNTY SCHOOL $131,996
DISTRICT 6/17/2009
BRANDON MS RANKIN COUNTY SCHOOL $169,495
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
BROOKSVILLE MS NOXUBEE COUNTY CITIZEN'S
$176,280
IMPROVEMENT
8/7/2008LEAGUE, INC.
BROOKSVILLE MS NOXUBEE COUNTY CITIZEN'S
$179,305
IMPROVEMENT
8/10/2009 LEAGUE, INC.
BROOKSVILLE MS NOXUBEE COUNTY CITIZEN'S
$199,506
IMPROVEMENT
8/29/2007 LEAGUE, INC.
EUPORA MS WEBSTER COUNTY SCHOOL $100,000
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
HATTIESBURG MS ALPHA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL$186,522 8/14/2006
HATTIESBURG MS FORRREST COUNTY SCHOOL $41,684
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
HATTIESBURG MS FORRREST COUNTY SCHOOL $41,770
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
HATTIESBURG MS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN$476,486
MISSISSIPPI
7/28/2008
-- CTR FOR SPORT SECURITY MGMT COLLEG
JACKSON MS BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $154,870
CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI
6/1/2006
JACKSON MS BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $156,139
CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI
5/24/2007
JACKSON MS DREAM, INC. $190,423 8/14/2006
JACKSON MS DREAM, INC. $174,976 8/15/2007
JACKSON MS DREAM, INC. $175,305 8/31/2006
JACKSON MS JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL $463,805
DISTRICT --
8/29/2007
SAFETY AND SECURITY OPERATIONS
JACKSON MS JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL
$1,245,360
DISTRICT --
6/26/2009
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES CURRICULUM
JACKSON MS JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL
$1,416,823
DISTRICT --
6/27/2008
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES CURRICULUM
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT$465,746
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT$470,832
OF EDUCATION
8/16/2007
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
$1,750,000
OF EDUCATION
12/5/2005
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
$2,821,430
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
$2,821,430
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
$3,333,223
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
$3,333,223
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI OFFICE OF $705,358
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2008
-- OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI OFFICE OF $705,358
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2009
-- OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI OFFICE OF $833,306
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2007
-- OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
JACKSON MS MISSISSIPPI OFFICE OF $833,306
THE GOVERNOR 7/1/2006
-- OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY
LUCEDALE MS GEORGE COUNTY SCHOOL $36,577
DISTRICT6/17/2009
LUCEDALE MS GEORGE COUNTY SCHOOL $47,530
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
MACON MS NOXUBEE COUNTY SCHOOL $84,524
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
MACON MS NOXUBEE COUNTY SCHOOL $110,853
DISTRICT6/2/2008
MACON MS NOXUBEE COUNTY SCHOOL $221,339
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
MONTICELLO MS LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,052,488
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
MONTICELLO MS LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,186,893
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
MS STATE MS MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERISTY
$355,289OF AGRICULTURE
8/24/2009 AND APPLIED SCIENCE -- SPONSO
PASCAGOULA MS CARES OF MISSISSIPPI $184,483 8/14/2006
PURVIS MS LAMAR COUNTY SCHOOL $184,247
DISTRICT 8/31/2006
PURVIS MS LAMAR COUNTY SCHOOL $184,247
DISTRICT 8/15/2007
QUITMAN MS QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$173,598 8/11/2009
QUITMAN MS QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$174,882 8/29/2007
QUITMAN MS QUITMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$175,668 8/7/2008
STARKVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$288,645 7/13/2009
STARKVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$307,325 5/30/2008
STARKVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$171,264 4/3/2009
STARKVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$175,822 3/3/2008
STARVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$724,801 6/27/2008
STARVILLE MS STARKVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$748,316 6/26/2009
VICKSBURG MS VICKSBURG WARREN$1,463,456
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
WINONA MS MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL
$99,400 DISTRICT
5/30/2008
WINONA MS WINONA PUBLIC SCHOOL$100,200
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
BOX ELDER MT ROCKY BOY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
$68,82387-J &7/2/2009
L -- FEDERAL PROGRAMS FEDERAL PROGRA
BOX ELDER MT ROCKY BOY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
$83,80887-J 6/27/2008
& L -- FEDERAL PROGRAMS FEDERAL PROGRA
BOX ELDER MT ROCKY BOY SCHOOL DISTRICTS
$84,76287-J 6/14/2007
& L -- FEDERAL PROGRAMS FEDERAL PROGRA
BOZEMAN MT THRIVE INC $122,497 8/29/2007
BOZEMAN MT THRIVE INC $125,715 7/25/2008
BOZEMAN MT THRIVE INC $138,605 8/10/2009
BOZEMAN MT MONTANA STATE UNIV --$99,699
OFFICE OF SPONSORED
6/1/2006 PROGRAMS
BUTTE MT BUTTE SILVER BOW COUNTY
$250,000
PUBLIC6/30/2009
SCHOOLS
FRENCHTOWNMT FRENCHTOWN SCHOOL$263,374
DISTRICT #407/13/2009
FRENCHTOWNMT FRENCHTOWN SCHOOL$271,010
DISTRICT #405/30/2008
HELENA MT HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$265,325
#1 7/21/2007
HELENA MT HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$267,762
#1 8/22/2006
HELENA MT BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$460,556
OF MONTANA
6/1/2006
HELENA MT BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$542,759
OF MONTANA
5/24/2007
HELENA MT MONTANA OFFICE OF$1,138,678
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
7/1/2008
HELENA MT MONTANA OFFICE OF$1,138,678
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
7/1/2009
HELENA MT MONTANA OFFICE OF$1,345,228
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
7/1/2006
HELENA MT MONTANA OFFICE OF$1,345,228
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
7/1/2007
HELENA MT MONTANA BOARD OF CRIME
$284,670
CONTROL 7/1/2009
HELENA MT MONTANA BOARD OF CRIME
$284,670
CONTROL 7/1/2008
HELENA MT MONTANA BOARD OF CRIME
$336,307
CONTROL 7/1/2007
HELENA MT MONTANA BOARD OF CRIME
$336,307
CONTROL 7/1/2006
MISSOULA MT MISSOULA COUNTY PUBLIC
$359,670
SCHOOLS 8/22/2006
MISSOULA MT MISSOULA COUNTY PUBLIC
$367,162
SCHOOLS 7/21/2007
MISSOULA MT UNIV OF MONTANA $499,900 6/30/2009
PABLO MT CONFEDERATED SALISH $249,338
& KOOTENAI 8/22/2006
TRIBES
PABLO MT CONFEDERATED SALISH $250,895
& KOOTENAI 7/20/2007
TRIBES
RONAN MT RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$247,728
#30 8/22/2006
RONAN MT RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$253,952
#30 7/21/2007
RONAN MT RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$100,000
30 -- SAFETY
9/23/2008
RONAN MT RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$747,288
30 6/27/2008
RONAN MT RONAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$750,000
30 6/26/2009
TWIN BRIDGESMT TWIN BRIDGES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$97,720 8/29/2007
ASHEBORO NC RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,490,752 6/27/2008
ASHEBORO NC RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,495,801 6/26/2009
ASHEVILLE NC BUNCOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC
$481,505
SCHOOLS
8/28/2006
BISCOE NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$174,200
OF MONTGOMERY
8/29/2007 COUNTY
BISCOE NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$181,190
OF MONTGOMERY
8/7/2008 COUNTY
BISCOE NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$188,750
OF MONTGOMERY
8/11/2009 COUNTY
BRYSON CITY NC SWAIN COUNTY SCHOOLS$245,756 7/11/2008
BRYSON CITY NC SWAIN COUNTY SCHOOLS$251,478 6/26/2009
BRYSON CITY NC SWAIN COUNTY SCHOOLS$305,842 6/7/2007
BURGAW NC PENDER COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,403,843 6/27/2008
BURGAW NC PENDER COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,454,894 6/26/2009
CHARLOTTE NC CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG
$248,172
SCHOOLS5/30/2008
(CMS) -- PREK-12 SUPPORT PROGRAMS ALTE
CHARLOTTE NC CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG
$351,483
SCHOOLS6/29/2009
(CMS) -- PREK-12 SUPPORT PROGRAMS ALTE
CHARLOTTE NC UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
$137,615
AT CHARLOTTE
5/19/2008
-- COUNSELING CENTER STUDENT AFFA
CHARLOTTE NC UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
$145,825
AT CHARLOTTE
5/23/2007
-- COUNSELING CENTER STUDENT AFFA
CURRITUCK NC CURRITUCK COUNTY SCHOOLS
$30,994 6/17/2009
CURRITUCK NC CURRITUCK COUNTY SCHOOLS
$38,860 6/2/2008
DURHAM NC HEALTHY START CHARTER
$194,696
ACADEMY8/11/2009
DURHAM NC HEALTHY START CHARTER
$195,566
ACADEMY 8/7/2008
DURHAM NC HEALTHY START CHARTER
$198,326
ACADEMY8/29/2007
ELON NC ELON UNIV -- STUDENT$117,464
LIFE STUDENT5/23/2007
DEVELOPMENT
ELON NC ELON UNIV -- STUDENT$118,589
LIFE STUDENT5/19/2008
DEVELOPMENT
FAYETTEVILLE NC CUMBERLAND COUNTY$217,579
SCHOOLS -- LEA
8/15/2007
FAYETTEVILLE NC CUMBERLAND COUNTY$261,966
SCHOOLS -- LEA
7/31/2009
FAYETTEVILLE NC CUMBERLAND COUNTY$309,153
SCHOOLS -- LEA
9/29/2006
FAYETTEVILLE NC CUMBERLAND COUNTY$325,115
SCHOOLS -- LEA
7/31/2008
GREENVILLE NC EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
$134,213 6/9/2009
HALIFAX NC HALIFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS
$344,264 8/7/2008
HALIFAX NC HALIFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS
$347,538 8/29/2007
HALIFAX NC HALIFAX COUNTY SCHOOLS
$348,022 8/11/2009
HILLSBOROUGH NC ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
$282,782 5/30/2008
LAURINBURG NC SCOTLAND COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,000,000 7/8/2006
LENOIR NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$180,447
OF CALDWELL
4/3/2009
COUNTY
LENOIR NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$192,237
OF CALDWELL
3/3/2008
COUNTY
LUMBERTON NC ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC
$155,835
SCHOOLS 6/1/2006
LUMBERTON NC ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC
$157,112
SCHOOLS 6/1/2007
MORGANTON NC BURKE COUNTY PUBLIC
$1,452,040
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
MORGRANTONNC BURKE COUNTY PUBLIC$244,843
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
MURFREESBORO NC CHOWAN UNIVERSITY $110,486 6/9/2009
MURPHY NC CHEROKEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
$976,593 7/1/2006
MURPHY NC CHEROKEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
$999,087 7/20/2007
MURPHY NC CHEROKEE COUNTY SCHOOLS
$999,200 6/21/2008
NAGS HEAD NC DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS$38,259 8/31/2006
NAGS HEAD NC DARE COUNTY SCHOOLS$38,259 8/15/2007
NEW BERN NC BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$182,932
SOUTHEASTERN
8/14/2006NC
PINEHURST NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$135,159
OF MOORE8/29/2007
COUNTY INC.
PINEHURST NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$161,778
OF MOORE 8/7/2008
COUNTY INC.
PINEHURST NC COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$180,987
OF MOORE8/11/2009
COUNTY INC.
RALEIGH NC WAKE COUNTY PUBLIC $191,745
SCHOOL 8/14/2006
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$5,288,185 OF PUBLIC
7/1/2009
INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$5,288,185 OF PUBLIC
7/1/2008
INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$6,247,434 OF PUBLIC
7/1/2007
INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$6,247,434 OF PUBLIC
7/1/2006
INSTRUCTION
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPT
$1,322,046
OF HEALTH &7/1/2008
HUMAN RESOURCES
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPT
$1,322,046
OF HEALTH &7/1/2009
HUMAN RESOURCES
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPT
$1,561,858
OF HEALTH &7/1/2007
HUMAN RESOURCES
RALEIGH NC NORTH CAROLINA DEPT
$1,561,858
OF HEALTH &7/1/2006
HUMAN RESOURCES
SALISBURY NC ROWAN-SALISBURY SCHIOOL
$1,483,697
SYSTEM6/27/2008
SALISBURY NC ROWAN-SALISBURY SCHIOOL
$1,496,327
SYSTEM6/26/2009
SANFORD NC LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS $98,460 8/29/2007
SMITHFIELD NC JOHNSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS
$212,268 9/27/2007
STATESVILLE NC IREDELL-STATESVILLE SCHOOLS
$498,072 8/14/2006
WHITEVILLE NC COLUMBUS COUNTY SERVICES
$193,582MANAGEMENT,
4/2/2009 INC.
WHITEVILLE NC COLUMBUS COUNTY SERVICES
$194,282MANAGEMENT,
3/3/2008 INC.
WILMINGTON NC UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
$127,034
WILMINGTON6/1/2006
-- CROSSROADS: SUBSTANCE ABUSE PRE
WILMINGTON NC UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
$130,152
WILMINGTON
5/16/2006
-- CARE: COLLABORATION FOR ASSAULT R
WILMINGTON NC UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA
$133,994
WILMINGTON
5/22/2007
-- CARE: COLLABORATION FOR ASSAULT R
WILMINGTON NC UNIVERSITY OF NORTH $128,166
CAROLINA WILMINGTON
6/26/2009
WINSTON-SALEM
NC WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH
$579,065
COUNTY 7/20/2007
SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM
NC WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH
$582,949
COUNTY 8/31/2006
SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM
NC WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH
$268,741
COUNTY 8/31/2006
SCHOOLS
WINSTON-SALEM
NC WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH
$276,075
COUNTY 8/15/2007
SCHOOLS
BELCOURT ND BELCOURT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$301,719
#7 8/17/2006
BELCOURT ND BELCOURT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$313,029
#7 7/20/2007
BISMARCK ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
$199,277IN NORTH
8/14/2006
DAKOTA
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF PUBLIC
7/1/2009
INSTRUCTION
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF PUBLIC
7/1/2008
INSTRUCTION
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF PUBLIC
7/1/2007
INSTRUCTION
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF PUBLIC
7/1/2006
INSTRUCTION
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR'S
$284,670OFFICE7/1/2008
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR'S
$284,670OFFICE7/1/2009
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR'S
$336,307OFFICE7/1/2007
BISMARCK ND NORTH DAKOTA GOVERNOR'S
$336,307
OFFICE7/1/2006
DICKINSON ND WESTERN WELLNESS FOUNDATION
$185,171 INC.
7/25/2008
DICKINSON ND WESTERN WELLNESS FOUNDATION
$185,171 INC.
8/11/2009
DICKINSON ND WESTERN WELLNESS FOUNDATION
$188,739 INC.
8/29/2007
FARGO ND NORTH DAKOTA STATE$412,352
UNIVERSITY 6/30/2009
GRAND FORKSND GRAND FORKS PUBLIC SCHOOL
$141,222DISTRICT
8/17/2006
#1
GRAND FORKSND GRAND FORKS PUBLIC SCHOOL
$143,282DISTRICT
7/20/2007
#1
GRAND FORKSND UNIVERSITY OF NORTH $371,791
DAKOTA -- ND 8/24/2009
HIGHER ED CONSORTIUM FOR SUBSTANCE A
CRETE NE CRETE PUBLIC SCHOOLS $164,885 4/2/2009
CRETE NE CRETE PUBLIC SCHOOLS $164,940 3/3/2008
GRAND ISLANDNE GRAND ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$76,931 8/29/2007
GRAND ISLANDNE GRAND ISLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$85,514 8/7/2008
GRAND ISLANDNE GRAND ISLAND PUBLIC$141,071
SCHOOLS 8/11/2009
HEBRON NE THAYER CENTRAL AFTERSCHOOL
$207,178 PROGRAM
6/1/2007
HEBRON NE THAYER CENTRAL AFTERSCHOOL
$215,413 PROGRAM
6/1/2006
LEXINGTON NE LEXINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$188,201 6/1/2006
LEXINGTON NE LEXINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$389,743 6/1/2007
LINCOLN NE HEARTLAND BIG BROTHERS
$121,058
BIG SISTERS
8/29/2007
LINCOLN NE HEARTLAND BIG BROTHERS
$124,012
BIG SISTERS
8/7/2008
LINCOLN NE HEARTLAND BIG BROTHERS
$131,138
BIG SISTERS
8/11/2009
LINCOLN NE LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$150,793 8/29/2007
LINCOLN NE LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$151,815 8/7/2008
LINCOLN NE LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$157,885 8/10/2009
LINCOLN NE LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$134,476 6/30/2009
LINCOLN NE UNIV OF NEBRASKA/REGENTS
$15,257 9/29/2006
LINCOLN NE BOARD OF REGENTS, UNIV
$374,993
OF NEBRASKA,
8/24/2009
UNIV OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN -- EDUCAT
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT$1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT$1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA HEALTH & HUMAN
$284,670
SERVICE7/1/2009
CTR
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA HEALTH & HUMAN
$284,670
SERVICE7/1/2008
CTR
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA HEALTH & HUMAN
$336,307
SERVICE7/1/2007
CTR
LINCOLN NE NEBRASKA HEALTH & HUMAN
$336,307
SERVICE7/1/2006
CTR
MCCOOK NE MCCOOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS$101,454 4/3/2009
MCCOOK NE MCCOOK PUBLIC SCHOOLS$116,104 3/3/2008
OMAHA NE OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $171,835 8/14/2006
OMAHA NE ALL OUR KIDS, INC. $185,901 3/3/2008
OMAHA NE ALL OUR KIDS, INC. $190,656 4/2/2009
OMAHA NE DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL$681,115
DISTRICT8/29/2007
#0001
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
NE SOUTH SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY
$1,794,776SCHOOLS
6/30/2006
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
NE SOUTH SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY
$1,839,517SCHOOLS
7/20/2007
SOUTH SIOUX CITY
NE SOUTH SIOUX CITY COMMUNITY
$1,840,057SCHOOLS
6/21/2008
BERLIN NH BERLIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS $139,012 6/29/2009
BERLIN NH BERLIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS $217,142 5/30/2008
CONCORD NH FRIENDS PROGRAM $199,259 8/14/2006
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT$284,670
OF HEALTH AND 7/1/2008
HUMAN SERVICES
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT$284,670
OF HEALTH AND 7/1/2009
HUMAN SERVICES
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT$336,307
OF HEALTH AND 7/1/2007
HUMAN SERVICES
CONCORD NH NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT$336,307
OF HEALTH AND 7/1/2006
HUMAN SERVICES
KEENE NH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$197,059
OF THE MONADNOCK
4/2/2009 REGION, INC.
KEENE NH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,121
OF THE MONADNOCK
3/3/2008 REGION, INC.
NEWPORT NH SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL $47,573
ADMINISTRATIVE
8/29/2007 UNIT 43
NEWPORT NH SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL $47,798
ADMINISTRATIVE
8/7/2008 UNIT 43
NEWPORT NH SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL $49,034
ADMINISTRATIVE
8/11/2009 UNIT 43
BRICK NJ BRICK TOWNSHIP PUBLIC $120,303
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/17/2009-- DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT SERVICE
BRICK NJ BRICK TOWNSHIP PUBLIC $150,123
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/3/2008-- DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT SERVICE
BURLINGTON NJ BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP$98,470
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
CARNEYS POINT
NJ SALEM COMMUNITY COLLEGE$58,288 7/28/2008
CHERRY HILL NJ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$151,349
OF CAMDEN
7/25/2008
& GLOUCESTER COUNTIES
CHERRY HILL NJ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$152,563
OF CAMDEN
8/29/2007
& GLOUCESTER COUNTIES
CHERRY HILL NJ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$155,228
OF CAMDEN
8/12/2009
& GLOUCESTER COUNTIES
CLAYTON NJ CLAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$737,334 6/27/2008
CLAYTON NJ CLAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$742,500 6/26/2009
DENVILLE NJ DENVILLE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
$98,866DISTRICT
8/29/2007
EAST BRUNSWICK
NJ MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL
$466,675 AND 8/28/2006
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
HACKETTSTOWNNJ HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
$89,057 8/15/2007
HACKETTSTOWNNJ HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
$89,057 8/31/2006
HILLSBOROUGHNJ HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP $32,819
SCHOOL6/17/2009
DISTRICT
HILLSBOROUGHNJ HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP $41,148
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/3/2008
JERSEY CITY NJ JERSEY CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$249,000 8/29/2007
KINNELON NJ KINNELON PUBLIC SCHOOL $99,603
DISTRICT5/30/2008
LAKEWOOD NJ BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$190,738
OF OCEAN
8/14/2006
COUNTY
LAKEWOOD NJ LAKEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL$228,950
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
MANASQUAN NJ MANASQUAN BOARD OF$35,574
EDUCATION3/17/2009
MAPLEWOOD NJ SOUTH ORANGE & MAPLEWOOD
$99,669 BOARD
8/29/2007
OF EDUCATION
MAYS LANDINGNJ EGG HARBOR REGIONAL$89,491
HIGH SCHOOL5/30/2008
DISTRICT
MONTCLAIR NJ MONTCLAIR STATE UNIV $176,922 5/23/2006
MOORESTOWNNJ MOORESTOWN TOWNSHIP $99,000
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/29/2007
NEW BRUNSWICK
NJ RUTGERS UNIV, STATE $200,237
UNIVERSITY OF6/1/2006
NEW JERSEY -- SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIO
NEWARK NJ PROTESTANT COMMUNITY $172,688
CENTERS,8/29/2007
INC.
NEWARK NJ PROTESTANT COMMUNITY $176,580
CENTERS,7/25/2008
INC.
NEWARK NJ PROTESTANT COMMUNITY$176,802
CENTERS,8/12/2009
INC.
NEWARK NJ NEWARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,795,739 9/1/2006
NEWARK NJ NEWARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,801,408 7/20/2007
ORADELL NJ RIVER DELL REGIONAL BOARD
$35,812
OF EDUCATION
6/17/2009
ORADELL NJ RIVER DELL REGIONAL BOARD
$43,100
OF EDUCATION
6/2/2008
PARAMUS NJ BERGEN COUNTY SPECIAL
$249,966
SERVICES6/30/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIO
PARAMUS NJ BERGEN COUNTY TECHNICAL
$214,801
SCHOOLS
5/30/2008
PARAMUS NJ BERGEN COUNTY TECHNICAL
$1,329,111
SCHOOLS7/8/2006
DISTRICT
PASSAIC NJ PASSAIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS$99,135 6/1/2006
PASSAIC NJ PASSAIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$101,511 6/1/2007
PENNSVILLE NJ PENNSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$192,889 3/3/2008
PENNSVILLE NJ PENNSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$194,154 4/3/2009
POMPTON PLAINS
NJ PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP $38,250
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/31/2006
POMPTON PLAINS
NJ PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP $40,600
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/15/2007
SOMERDALE NJ STERLING HIGH SCHOOL$72,546
BOARD OF 8/31/2006
EDUCATION
SOMERDALE NJ STERLING HIGH SCHOOL$82,026
BOARD OF 8/15/2007
EDUCATION
SOUTH ORANGENJ SETON HALL UNIVERSITY
$536,009 6/26/2009
TEANECK NJ TEANECK PUBLIC SCHOOLS$90,679 6/30/2009
TRENTON NJ TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,454,223 6/26/2009
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$478,041
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$5,552,559
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$5,552,559
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$6,559,764
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$6,559,764
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$1,388,140
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
- OFFICE OF PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVIC
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT
$1,388,140
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
- OFFICE OF PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVIC
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF
$1,639,941
PROGRAM SUPPORT
7/1/2006 SERVICES --
TRENTON NJ NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF
$1,639,941
PROGRAM SUPPORT
7/1/2007 SERVICES --
WAYNE NJ PASSAIC COUNTY TECHNICAL
$98,761
INSTITUTE
8/29/2007
WAYNE NJ WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY
$373,918 -- STUDENT
8/24/2009 DEVELOPMENT,
WEST NEW YORK
NJ WEST NEW YORK BOARD $100,000
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
-- ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
ALBUQUERQUENM ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC$392,125
SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
ALBUQUERQUENM ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC$397,925
SCHOOLS 8/17/2006
ALBUQUERQUENM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT,$200,000
INC. 8/29/2007
ALBUQUERQUENM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT,$200,000
INC. 7/25/2008
ALBUQUERQUENM YOUTH DEVELOPMENT,$200,000
INC. 8/12/2009
ALBUQUERQUENM ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC$2,240,026
SCHOOLS 6/27/2008
ALBUQUERQUENM ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC$2,247,741
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
ALBUQUERQUENM UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
$482,807
HEALTH7/28/2008
SCIENCES CENTER
ALBUQUERQUENM NEW MEXICO PUBLIC $1,780,809
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
7/1/2009
ALBUQUERQUENM NEW MEXICO PUBLIC $1,780,809
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
7/1/2008
ANTHONY NM GADSDEN INDEPENDENT $168,183
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008 #19
BERNALILLO NM BERNALILLO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$255,989 8/7/2008
BERNALILLO NM BERNALILLO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$258,489 6/26/2009
BERNALILLO NM BERNALILLO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$304,489 6/7/2007
DEMING NM DEMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS $95,854 9/27/2007
DEMING NM DEMING PUBLIC SCHOOLS $99,440 6/30/2009
ESPANOLA NM ESPANOLA MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS
$307,284 6/29/2009
ESPANOLA NM ESPANOLA MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS
$308,696 5/30/2008
FARMINGTON NM FARMINGTON MUNCIPAL $445,125
SCHOOLS 8/22/2006
FARMINGTON NM FARMINGTON MUNCIPAL $454,530
SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
FARMINGTON NM FARMINGTON MUNICIPAL
$1,421,011
SCHOOLS 8/28/2007
FARMINGTON NM FARMINGTON MUNICIPAL
$1,497,681
SCHOOLS 6/21/2008
FARMINGTON NM FARMINGTON MUNICIPAL
$1,497,861
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
GALLUP NM GALLUP-MCKINLEY COUNTY
$643,497
SCHOOLS 8/16/2006
GALLUP NM NATIONAL INDIAN YOUTH$199,277
LEADERSHIP8/14/2006
PROJECT
MAGDALENA NM ALAMO NAVAJO SCHOOL $582,895
BOARD INC.7/13/2006
MAGDALENA NM ALAMO NAVAJO SCHOOL $587,434
BOARD INC.7/20/2007
SANTA FE NM SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$311,438 5/30/2008
SANTA FE NM SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$311,712 6/29/2009
SANTA FE NM SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,392,721 6/26/2009
SANTA FE NM SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,425,061 6/27/2008
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO PUBLIC $2,103,838
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
7/1/2007
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO PUBLIC $2,103,838
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
7/1/2006
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO BEHAVIORAL$445,202
HEALTH SERVICES
7/1/2009
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO BEHAVIORAL$445,202
HEALTH SERVICES
7/1/2008
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO BEHAVIORAL$525,959
HEALTH SERVICES
7/1/2007
SANTA FE NM NEW MEXICO BEHAVIORAL$525,959
HEALTH SERVICES
7/1/2006
SANTE FE NM SANTA FE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$248,355
NM 5/30/2008
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA SUBSTANCE ABUSE
$284,670
PREVENTION
7/1/2009
AND TREATMENT AGENCY
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA SUBSTANCE ABUSE
$284,670
PREVENTION
7/1/2008
AND TREATMENT AGENCY
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA SUBSTANCE ABUSE
$336,307
PREVENTION
7/1/2007
AND TREATMENT AGENCY
CARSON CITY NV NEVADA BUREAU OF ALCOHOL
$336,307& DRUG 7/1/2006
ABUSE
LAS VEGAS NV CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL $119,637
DISTRICT --6/17/2009
INSTRUCTION AND FACILITY ADMIN INSTRUCT
LAS VEGAS NV CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL $149,999
DISTRICT -- INSTRUCTION
6/2/2008 AND FACILITY ADMIN INSTRUCT
LAS VEGAS NV CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL $169,491
DISTRICT --5/12/2008
GRANTS DEVELOPMENT AND ADMIN. STUDEN
LAS VEGAS NV CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL $773,503
DISTRICT --8/29/2007
GRANTS DEVELOPMENT AND ADMIN. STUDEN
RENO NV BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$179,570
OF NORTHERN
8/14/2006
NEVADA
ALBANY NY NEW YORK CHARTER SCHOOLS
$120,180ASSOCIATION
7/17/2008
ALBANY NY NEW YORK CHARTER SCHOOLS
$127,040ASSOCIATION
4/3/2009
ALBANY NY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$320,541
OF THE 8/14/2006
CAPITOL REGION, INC
ALBANY NY SUNY -- UNIV AT ALBANY
$140,090 6/1/2006
ALBANY NY SUNY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
$148,426 5/16/2006
ALBANY NY SUNY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
$149,840 5/22/2007
ALBANY NY ALBANY CITY SCHOOL$1,465,821
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
ALBANY NY ALBANY CITY SCHOOL$1,486,305
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
ALBANY NY SUNY -- UNIVERSITY COUNSELING
$174,933 CENTER
5/23/2006
UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY, SUNY
ALBANY NY SUNY UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY
$220,235 6/26/2009
ALBANY NY NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
$485,696 DEPARTMENT
8/26/2006
ALBANY NY NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
$491,000 DEPARTMENT
8/16/2007
ALBANY NY NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
$17,843,170 DEPARTMENT
7/1/2008
ALBANY NY NEW YORK EDUCATION$17,843,170
DEPARTMENT7/1/2009
ALBANY NY NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
$21,079,826 DEPARTMENT
7/1/2007
ALBANY NY NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
$21,079,826 DEPARTMENT
7/1/2006
ALBANY NY NEW YORK OFFICE OF$4,460,793
ALCOHOLISM &7/1/2008
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
ALBANY NY NEW YORK OFFICE OF$4,460,793
ALCOHOLISM &7/1/2009
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
ALBANY NY NEW YORK OFFICE OF$5,269,957
ALCOHOLISM &7/1/2006
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
ALBANY NY NEW YORK OFFICE OF$5,269,957
ALCOHOLISM &7/1/2007
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
BINGHAMTON NY CHENANGO FORKS CENTRAL$97,630
SCHOOL6/30/2009
DISTRICT
BINGHAMTON NY BROOME-DELAWARE-TIOGA
$1,402,892
BOARD 6/26/2009
OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
BLAUVETT NY SOUTH ORANGETOWN CENTERAL
$99,518 SCHOOL
6/30/2009
DISTRICT
BROCKPORT NY SUNY BROCKPORT -- HEALTH
$115,276
PROMOTIONS
6/9/2009
ENROLLMENT MGMT & STUD AFFAIRS
BRONX NY ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW$138,129
YORK, DEPT OF4/3/2009
EDUC, DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRA
BRONX NY ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW$141,029
YORK, DEPT OF3/3/2008
EDUC, DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRA
BRONX NY AMERICAN LATIN ASSOCIATION
$189,650OF NEW
7/25/2008
YORK
BRONX NY AMERICAN LATIN ASSOCIATION
$189,650OF NEW
8/11/2009
YORK
BRONX NY AMERICAN LATIN ASSOCIATION
$194,650OF NEW
8/29/2007
YORK
BRONX NY NEW YORK CITY BOARD$198,158
OF EDUCATION 6/1/2006
REGION 1
BRONX NY FORDHAM UNIV -- CENTER
$128,652
FOR ETHICS
5/23/2007
EDUCATION GRADUATE SCH ARTS & SCIEN
BRONX NY FORDHAM UNIV -- CENTER
$130,039
FOR ETHICS
5/19/2008
EDUCATION GRADUATE SCH ARTS & SCIEN
BROOKLYN NY JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL
$162,179OF GREATER
4/3/2009
CONEY ISLAND
BROOKLYN NY JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL
$162,854OF GREATER
3/3/2008
CONEY ISLAND
BROOKLYN NY CHILDREN OF PROMISE$200,000
NYC 8/29/2007
BROOKLYN NY CHILDREN OF PROMISE$200,000
NYC 8/7/2008
BROOKLYN NY CHILDREN OF PROMISE$200,000
NYC 8/13/2009
BUFFALO NY BE-A-FRIEND PROGRAM, $163,132
INC., BIG BROTHERS
8/14/2006BIG SISTERS OF ERIE COUNTY
BUFFALO NY ENTERPRISE CHARTER $170,304
SCHOOL 8/14/2006
CANTON NY ST. LAWRENCE-LEWIS BOCES
$226,696 8/14/2006
CANTON NY ST. LAWRENCE-LEWIS BOCES
$975,867 6/30/2006
CANTON NY ST. LAWRENCE-LEWIS BOCES
$998,479 7/20/2007
CANTON NY ST. LAWRENCE-LEWIS BOCES
$998,640 6/21/2008
CHEEKTOWAGANY CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL $98,745
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
COPIAGUE NY COPIAGUE UNION FREE SCHOOL
$99,016 DISTRICT
5/30/2008
CORFU NY PEMBROKE CENTRAL SCHOOL
$127,987 8/22/2006
CORFU NY PEMBROKE CENTRAL SCHOOL
$133,865 7/21/2007
CORNING NY FAMILY SERVICES SOCIETY,
$202,993
INC. 8/14/2006
ELMIRA NY ELMIRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$153,354 7/25/2008
ELMIRA NY ELMIRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$153,463 8/11/2009
ELMIRA NY ELMIRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$154,820 8/29/2007
ELMIRA NY ELMIRA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$38,162 5/31/2006
FULTON NY OSWEGO COUNTY OPPORTUNITIES,
$161,880 INC
8/14/2006
GARDEN CITY NY NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE
$470,703 7/28/2008
GUILDERLAND NY GUILDERLAND CENETRAL$101,410
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
HAMPTON BAYSNY HAMPTON BAYS UNION$100,000
FREE SCHOOL 5/30/2008
DISTRICT
HEMPSTEAD NY LEADERSHIP TRAINING $195,716
INSTITUTE 6/1/2006
HEMPSTEAD NY LEADERSHIP TRAINING $199,023
INSTITUTE 5/24/2007
HOOSICK FALLS
NY HOOSICK AREA PARTNERSHIP
$142,075FOR PARENTS
9/16/2008AND YOUTH
HORNELL NY HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$73,310 7/25/2008
HORNELL NY HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$74,079 8/29/2007
HORNELL NY HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$74,809 8/11/2009
ITHACA NY ITHACA YOUTH BUREAU$169,395 8/29/2007
ITHACA NY ITHACA YOUTH BUREAU$170,096 7/25/2008
ITHACA NY ITHACA YOUTH BUREAU$176,488 8/11/2009
JACKSON HIEGHTS
NY RENAISSANCE CHARTER $261,823
SCHOOL 5/30/2008
JAMESTOWN NY CHAUTAUQUA STRIDERS, $119,941
INC. 7/25/2008
JAMESTOWN NY CHAUTAUQUA STRIDERS, $121,767
INC. 8/29/2007
JAMESTOWN NY CHAUTAUQUA STRIDERS, $122,471
INC. 8/11/2009
LIBERTY NY SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD
$390,092
OF COOPERATIVE
6/7/2007
EDUCATION SERVICES
LIBERTY NY SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD
$396,301
OF COOPERATIVE
6/27/2008EDUCATION SERVICES
LIBERTY NY SULLIVAN COUNTY BOARD
$396,422
OF COOPERATIVE
6/26/2009EDUCATION SERVICES
LOVONIA NY LIVONIA CENTRAL SCHOOL
$100,000 6/30/2009
MALONE NY BOARD OF COOPERATIVE$417,462
EDUCATIONAL8/22/2006
SERVICES
MALONE NY BOARD OF COOPERATIVE$430,815
EDUCATIONAL7/20/2007
SERVICES
MEXICO NY OSWEGO COUNTY BOCES $99,000
-- HUMAN 8/29/2007
RESOURCES
MIDDLETOWN NY MIDDLETOWN ENLARGED$1,885,984
CITY SCHOOL6/21/2008
DISTRICT
MIDDLETOWN NY MIDDLETOWN ENLARGED$1,910,161
CITY SCHOOL6/30/2006
DISTRICT
MIDDLETOWN NY MIDDLETOWN ENLARGED$1,957,861
CITY SCHOOL7/20/2007
DISTRICT
MOUNT VERNONNY MOUNT VERNON CITY$1,737,226
SCHOOL DISTRICT 7/8/2006
NEW CITY NY CLARKSTOWN CENTRAL $95,974
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
NEW HARTFORDNY ONEIDA-HERKIMER-MADISON
$1,462,996BOARD6/26/2009
OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
NEW PALTZ NY ULSTER COUNTY BOARD $243,051
OF COOPERATIVE
6/30/2009
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
NEW ROCHELLENY NEW ROCHELLE CITY SCHOOL
$377,514 DISTRICT
5/30/2008
NEW ROCHELLENY NEW ROCHELLE CITY SCHOOL
$394,657 DISTRICT
6/29/2009
NEW ROCHELLENY NEW ROCHELLE SCHOOL
$1,473,802
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
NEW ROCHELLENY NEW ROCHELLE SCHOOL
$1,476,784
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
NEW YORK NY GRAND STREET SETTLEMENT
$117,689 8/14/2006
NEW YORK NY MENTORING USA, INC $160,486 6/1/2006
NEW YORK NY MENTORING USA, INC $164,974 5/24/2007
NEW YORK NY CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
$193,018 6/1/2006
NEW YORK NY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$197,235ONE,8/14/2006
REGION 9
NEW YORK NY AFTER-SCHOOL CORPORATION
$199,616 7/25/2008
NEW YORK NY AFTER-SCHOOL CORPORATION
$199,616 8/11/2009
NEW YORK NY AFTER-SCHOOL CORPORATION
$199,796 8/29/2007
NEW YORK NY CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
$200,000 5/24/2007
NEW YORK NY KIDS UNIQUE INC. $203,761 8/14/2006
NEW YORK NY NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT
$1,365,087
OF EDUCATION
8/28/2006
NEW YORK NY FUND FOR THE CITY OF$113,490
NEW YORK 5/22/2007
NEW YORK NY FUND FOR THE CITY OF$132,867
NEW YORK 5/16/2006
NEW YORK NY CUNY RES FOUNDATION/BMCC
$500,000 7/28/2008
NEW YORK NY CUNY/JOHN JAY COLLEGE
$768,334 6/26/2009
NEW YORK NY NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT
$2,915,724
OF EDUCATION
9/20/2007
NEW YORK CITY
NY NEW YORK CITY CENTER$120,180
FOR CHARTER 3/3/2008
SCHOOL EXCELLENCE
NEW YORK CITY
NY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$179,737
OF NEW8/14/2006
YORK CITY
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
NY NIAGARA UNIVERSITY $398,157 6/26/2009
OLEAN NY CATTARAUGUS-ALLEGANY-ERIE-WYOMING
$196,030 7/25/2008
BOCES
OLEAN NY CATTARAUGUS-ALLEGANY-ERIE-WYOMING
$200,000 8/29/2007
BOCES
OLEAN NY CATTARAUGUS-ALLEGANY-ERIE-WYOMING
$200,000 8/11/2009
BOCES
PATCHOGUE NY EASTERN SUFFOLK BOARD $377,100
OF COOPERATIVE
6/17/2009EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
PATCHOGUE NY EASTERN SUFFOLK BOARD $218,046
OF COOPERATIVE
6/1/2006
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
PATCHOGUE NY EASTERN SUFFOLK BOARD $219,833
OF COOPERATIVE
5/24/2007EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
PLATTSBURGHNY CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAMILY
$128,822
CENTER 7/25/2008
PLATTSBURGHNY CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAMILY
$128,855
CENTER 8/11/2009
PLATTSBURGHNY CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAMILY
$132,138
CENTER 8/29/2007
PLATTSBURGHNY CLINTON-ESSEX-WARREN-WASHINGTON
$1,083,017 6/27/2008
BOCES
PLATTSBURGHNY CLINTON-ESSEX-WARREN-WASHINGTON
$1,135,766 6/26/2009
BOCES
PORT CHESTERNY FAMILY SERVICES OF WESTCHESTER
$191,751 8/14/2006
POUGHKEEPSIENY DUTCHESS COUNTY COMMUNITY
$191,985 ACTION
8/14/2006
AGENCY, INC.
QUEENS NY SAINT JOHNS UNIV $204,843 6/3/2009
QUEENS NY SAINT JOHNS UNIV $223,841 9/23/2008
ROCHESTER NY COMMUNITY PARTNERS$229,764
FOR YOUTH,8/14/2006
INC./BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF GREATER
ROCHESTER NY ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL $322,328
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
ROCHESTER NY ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL
$1,490,178
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
-- GRANTS DEVELOPMENT/PROCUREMENT
ROCHESTER NY ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL
$1,494,576
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
-- GRANTS DEVELOPMENT/PROCUREMENT
ROCHESTER NY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE$392,523
OF TECHNOLOGY
7/28/2008
ROCHESTER NY ROCHESTER CITY SCHOOL $521,112
DISTRICT 9/20/2007
-- GRANTS
ROME NY ROME CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$2,715,160 7/13/2006
ROME NY ROME CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$2,766,745 7/20/2007
SARANAC LAKENY NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY
$46,505COLLEGE6/1/2006
SCHENECTADYNY BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF$196,448
SCHENECTADY7/25/2008
SCHENECTADYNY BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF$196,506
SCHENECTADY8/11/2009
SCHENECTADYNY BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF$197,080
SCHENECTADY8/29/2007
SCHENECTADYNY NORTHEAST PARENT & $197,695
CHILD SOCIETY,
8/14/2006
INC.
SCHENECTADYNY SCHENECTADY CITY SCHOOL
$1,426,269
DISTRICT
8/28/2007
SCHENECTADYNY SCHENECTADY CITY SCHOOL
$1,497,257
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
SCHENECTADYNY SCHENECTADY CITY SCHOOL
$1,497,500
DISTRICT8/7/2008
SCHENECTADYNY SCHENECTADY CITY SCHOOL
$50,000
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
SODUS NY SODUS CENTRAL SCHOOL$731,992
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
SYRACUSE NY SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOL$198,842
DISTRICT 7/25/2008
SYRACUSE NY SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOL$198,853
DISTRICT 8/11/2009
SYRACUSE NY SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOL$200,000
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
SYRACUSE NY SYRACUSE CITY SCHOOL$250,000
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
UNION SPRINGS
NY UNION SPRINGS CENTRAL
$1,435,968
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
UNIONDALE NY UNIONDALE UNION FREE$174,367
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/11/2009
UNIONDALE NY UNIONDALE UNION FREE$175,050
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/25/2008
UNIONDALE NY UNIONDALE UNION FREE$179,346
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
UNIONDALE NY UNIONDALE UNION FREE
$1,816,331
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
UNIONDALE NY UNIONDALE UNION FREE
$1,873,615
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
WATERTOWN NY CHILDREN'S HOME OF JEFFERSON
$184,970 COUNTY
3/3/2008
WATERTOWN NY CHILDREN'S HOME OF JEFFERSON
$237,144 COUNTY
4/3/2009
YONKES NY YONKERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$186,390 4/2/2009
YONKES NY YONKERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$191,090 3/3/2008
ATHENS OH ATHENS MEIGS EDUCATIONAL
$419,471SERVICE
8/17/2006
CENTER
ATHENS OH ATHENS MEIGS EDUCATIONAL
$423,474SERVICE
7/20/2007
CENTER
BELLAIRE OH BELLAIRE LOCAL SCHOOL
$631,915
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
BELLAIRE OH BELLAIRE LOCAL SCHOOL
$712,580
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
BLANCHESTEROH BLANCHESTER LOCAL SCHOOL
$99,555 DISTRICT
8/31/2006
BLANCHESTEROH BLANCHESTER LOCAL SCHOOL
$197,266 DISTRICT
8/15/2007
BOWLING GREEN
OH WOOD COUNTY EDUCATION
$358,456
SERVICE7/13/2009
CENTER
BOWLING GREEN
OH WOOD COUNTY EDUCATION
$377,000
SERVICE5/30/2008
CENTER
BOWLING GREEN
OH WOOD COUNTY EDUCATION
$142,012
SERVICE6/17/2009
CENTER
BOWLING GREEN
OH WOOD COUNTY EDUCATION
$174,587
SERVICE 6/2/2008
CENTER
BOWLING GREEN
OH BOWLING GREEN STATE $145,496
UNIV -- COLLEGE
6/1/2006
OF ARTS & SCIENCES
BOWLING GREEN
OH WOOD COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
$1,364,627 SERVICES
6/26/2009
CENTER
BRECKSVILLE OH BRECKSVILLE-BROADVIEW
$282,904
HEIGHTS 6/29/2009
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BRECKSVILLE OH BRECKSVILLE-BROADVIEW
$298,501
HEIGHTS 5/30/2008
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BUCYRUS OH BUCYRUS CITY SCHOOLS$459,835 8/22/2006
BUCYRUS OH BUCYRUS CITY SCHOOLS$467,343 7/20/2007
CANTON OH QUEST RECOVERY SERVICES
$189,407
-- 1341 MARKET
6/1/2006AVENUE NORTH
CANTON OH QUEST RECOVERY SERVICES
$195,318
-- 13415/24/2007
MARKET AVENUE NORTH
CANTON OH CANTON CITY SCHOOLS$247,602 5/30/2008
CARROLL OH BLOOM-CARROLL LOCAL$98,803
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
CINCINNATI OH CINCINNATI YOUTH COLLABORATIVE
$200,925 4/3/2009
CINCINNATI OH CINCINNATI YOUTH COLLABORATIVE
$203,150 4/1/2008
CINCINNATI OH NORTH COLLEGE HILL CITY
$32,470
SCHOOLS 6/17/2009
CINCINNATI OH NORTH COLLEGE HILL CITY
$42,210
SCHOOLS 6/2/2008
CINCINNATI OH CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$485,266
-- OFFICE
8/29/2007
OF THE TREASURER GRANTS ADMINISTRAT
CINCINNATI OH LOCKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$99,469 6/30/2009
CLEVELAND OH CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN $50,000
SCHOOL11/6/2007
DISTRICT
COLUMBUS OH COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$456,006 8/22/2006
COLUMBUS OH COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$460,471 7/20/2007
COLUMBUS OH COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$474,475 8/28/2006
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPARTMENT OF $8,402,254
EDUCATION 7/1/2008
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPARTMENT OF $8,402,254
EDUCATION 7/1/2009
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPARTMENT OF $9,926,378
EDUCATION 7/1/2006
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPARTMENT OF $9,926,378
EDUCATION 7/1/2007
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPT OF ALCOHOL
$2,100,563
& DRUG ADDICTION
7/1/2009SERVICES -- DIVISION OF PREVENTIO
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPT OF ALCOHOL
$2,100,563
& DRUG ADDICTION
7/1/2008SERVICES -- DIVISION OF PREVENTIO
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPT OF ALCOHOL
$2,481,594
& DRUG ADDICTION
7/1/2006SERVICES -- DIVISION OF PREVENTIO
COLUMBUS OH OHIO DEPT OF ALCOHOL
$2,481,594
& DRUG ADDICTION
7/1/2007SERVICES -- DIVISION OF PREVENTIO
DAYTON OH PARITY INC. $156,516 6/1/2006
DAYTON OH PARITY INC. $193,397 5/24/2007
DAYTON OH DAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS$493,034 5/30/2008
ELYRIA OH ELYRIA CITY SCHOOLS $199,207 8/14/2006
GARFIELD HEIGHTS
OH GARFIELD HEIGHTS CITY$102,854
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
GLOUSTER OH TRIMBLE LOCAL SCHOOLS$315,341 7/11/2008
GLOUSTER OH TRIMBLE LOCAL SCHOOLS$315,882 6/7/2007
GLOUSTER OH TRIMBLE LOCAL SCHOOLS$316,323 6/26/2009
GROVE CITY OH SOUTH-WESTERN CITY $247,980
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
HAMILTON OH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$117,112
OF BUTLER
7/25/2008
COUNTY
HAMILTON OH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$119,562
OF BUTLER
8/29/2007
COUNTY
HAMILTON OH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$120,338
OF BUTLER
8/12/2009
COUNTY
HEATH OH HEATH CITY SCHOOLS $51,100 6/17/2009
HEATH OH HEATH CITY SCHOOLS $67,368 6/2/2008
LANCASTER OH LANCASTER CITY SCHOOL $100,000
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
LEBANON OH BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS
$169,520
OF WARREN9/29/2006
AND CLINTON COUNTIES, INC
LEBANON OH BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS
$184,323
OF WARREN5/24/2007
AND CLINTON COUNTIES, INC
LIMA OH BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$117,983
ASSOCIATION
8/14/2006
OF ALLEN COUNTY, INC.
MANSFIELD OH COMMUNITY ACTION FOR $147,855
CAPABLE YOUTH
3/3/2008
- CACY
MANSFIELD OH COMMUNITY ACTION FOR $150,480
CAPABLE YOUTH
4/3/2009
- CACY
MARION OH PLEASANT LOCAL SCHOOL $53,947
DISTRICT6/17/2009
MARION OH PLEASANT LOCAL SCHOOL $68,917
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
MOUNT VERNONOH CHILDREN'S CONNECTION$148,309 3/3/2008
MOUNT VERNONOH CHILDREN'S CONNECTION$154,146 4/2/2009
NEWARK OH NEWARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$59,339 7/2/2009
NEWARK OH NEWARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$81,202 6/27/2008
NEWARK OH NEWARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$86,710 6/15/2007
OTTAWA OH PUTNAM COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
$1,133,667 SERVICE
6/26/2009
CENTER
OTTAWA OH PUTNAM COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
$1,142,419 SERVICE
6/27/2008
CENTER
RACINE OH SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOLS
$362,072 6/8/2007
RACINE OH SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOLS
$372,611 7/11/2008
RACINE OH SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOLS
$377,404 6/26/2009
SANDUSKY OH SANDUSKY CITY SCHOOLS$998,787 7/8/2006
SPARTA OH HIGHLAND LOCAL SCHOOLS
$859,140 7/13/2006
SPARTA OH HIGHLAND LOCAL SCHOOLS
$868,344 7/20/2007
SPRINGFIELD OH SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOLS
$2,368,992 7/23/2007
SPRINGFIELD OH SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOLS
$2,707,874 7/13/2006
SWANTON OH SWANTON LOCAL SCHOOL $55,960
DISTRICT8/15/2007
SWANTON OH SWANTON LOCAL SCHOOL $113,727
DISTRICT9/29/2006
TOLEDO OH ADELANTE INC. $191,528 4/3/2009
TOLEDO OH ADELANTE INC. $197,464 3/3/2008
TOLEDO OH LAKE ERIE ACADEMY $318,318 8/12/2009
TOLEDO OH LAKE ERIE ACADEMY $328,196 7/25/2008
TOLEDO OH LAKE ERIE ACADEMY $349,908 8/29/2007
TOLEDO OH TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS$152,717 6/30/2009
TROTWOOD OH YOUTH ENGAGED FOR SUCCESSFUL
$170,560 7/25/2008
LIVES, INC.
TROTWOOD OH YOUTH ENGAGED FOR SUCCESSFUL
$173,585 8/12/2009
LIVES, INC.
TROTWOOD OH YOUTH ENGAGED FOR SUCCESSFUL
$181,426 8/29/2007
LIVES, INC.
WARREN OH WARREN CITY SCHOOLS $110,883 6/1/2006
WARREN OH WARREN CITY SCHOOLS $113,284 5/24/2007
WARREN OH MIND, BODY AND SOUL$171,528
ASSET DEVELOPMENT
4/3/2009 CENTER
WARREN OH MIND, BODY AND SOUL$175,488
ASSET DEVELOPMENT
3/3/2008 CENTER
YOUNGSTOWNOH YOUNGSTOWN CITY SCHOOLS
$172,361 8/14/2006
AGRA OK AGRA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $6,000 9/23/2008
AGRA OK AGRA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $91,435 8/29/2007
BEGGS OK BEGGS PUBLIC SCHOOL $97,688 8/28/2006
CLAREMORE OK ROGERS COUNTY VOLUNTEERS
$114,453FOR 8/14/2006
YOUTH
COWETA OK COWETA PUBLIC SCHOOLS $98,002 8/29/2007
DURANT OK DURANT INDEPENDENT$446,524
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/17/2006
DURANT OK DURANT INDEPENDENT$449,247
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
DURANT OK DURANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS $78,384 8/31/2006
DURANT OK DURANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS $79,460 8/15/2007
EL RENO OK EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$127,502 8/14/2006
EL RENO OK EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS$99,411 8/28/2006
EL RENO OK EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,530,076 6/30/2006
EL RENO OK EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,552,372 7/20/2007
EL RENO OK EL RENO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$1,584,236 6/21/2008
ELMORE CITY OK ELMORE CITY PERNELL $340,495
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
6/29/2009
ELMORE CITY OK ELMORE CITY PERNELL $347,432
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
5/30/2008
ENID OK ENID PUBLIC SCHOOLS $50,650 8/31/2006
ENID OK ENID PUBLIC SCHOOLS $50,650 8/15/2007
FREDERICK OK FREDERICK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$144,152 6/26/2009
FREDERICK OK FREDERICK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$155,242 5/30/2008
FREDERICK OK FREDERICK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$99,076 6/30/2009
HARRAH OK HARRAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS$59,005 6/17/2009
HARRAH OK HARRAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS$78,330 6/2/2008
IDABEL OK SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
$257,739
INTERLOCAL
6/29/2009
COOPERATIVE
IDABEL OK SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
$270,861
INTERLOCAL
5/30/2008
COOPERATIVE
KEOTA OK KEOTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS$99,778 6/30/2009
MEEKER OK MEEKER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$96,696 6/30/2009
MIDWEST CITYOK MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$84,015
ISD 52 --8/15/2007
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
MIDWEST CITYOK MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$104,144
ISD 52 --7/31/2009
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
MIDWEST CITYOK MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$128,304
ISD 52 --7/31/2008
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
MIDWEST CITYOK MID-DEL PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
$173,608
ISD 52 --9/29/2006
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
MIDWEST CITYOK MID-DEL SCHOOLS $49,976 4/16/2008
MORRISON OK MORRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$96,358 8/29/2007
MUSKOGEE OK MUSKOGEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$266,191 6/26/2009
MUSKOGEE OK MUSKOGEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$321,407 5/30/2008
NORMAN OK UNIV OF OKLAHOMA BOARD
$122,291
OF REGENTS
6/1/2006
-- OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES
NORMAN OK UNIV OF OKLAHOMA -- $125,614
OFFICE OF RESEARCH
6/9/2009SERVICES
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC$475,009
SCHOOLS 8/28/2006
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
$2,798,148 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
$2,798,148 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
$3,305,717 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT
$3,305,717 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT $699,537
OF MENTAL7/1/2008
HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT $699,537
OF MENTAL7/1/2009
HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT $826,429
OF MENTAL7/1/2006
HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
OKLAHOMA CITY
OK OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT $826,429
OF MENTAL7/1/2007
HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES
PONCA CITY OK NORTHERN OKLAHOMA$113,294
YOUTH SERVICES
3/3/2008
CENTER AND SHELTER, INC.
PONCA CITY OK NORTHERN OKLAHOMA$113,494
YOUTH SERVICES
4/3/2009
CENTER AND SHELTER, INC.
POTEAU OK POTEAU PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$144,947 6/1/2006
POTEAU OK POTEAU PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$146,135 5/24/2007
STILWELL OK MARYETTA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$169,968 8/29/2007
STILWELL OK MARYETTA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$169,968 8/7/2008
STILWELL OK MARYETTA SCHOOL DISTRICT
$169,968 8/11/2009
STROUD OK STROUD PUBLIC SCHOOLS$96,118 6/30/2009
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$390,100-- GRANTS
8/17/2006
AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$393,735-- GRANTS
7/20/2007
AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,251 3/3/2008
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$199,251 4/3/2009
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$118,918 6/17/2009
TAHLEQUAH OK TAHLEQUAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$150,000 6/2/2008
TULSA OK BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS
$178,752
OF GREEN 6/1/2006
COUNTRY, INC.
TULSA OK BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS
$185,617
OF GREEN5/24/2007
COUNTRY, INC.
TULSA OK TULSA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$486,474 DISTRICT
6/30/2009
NO. 1
WAGONER OK WAGONER PUBLIC SCHOOL $91,781
DISTRICT8/29/2007
I019
WARNER OK WARNER PUBLIC SCHOOLS $49,893
DISTRICT8/29/2007
51074
WARNER OK WARNER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$147,065
DISTRICT8/11/2009
51074
WARNER OK WARNER PUBLIC SCHOOLS$244,947
DISTRICT9/18/2008
51074
ALBANY OR LINN BENTON LINCOLN$1,494,383
EDUCATION SERVICE
6/27/2008DISTRICT
ALBANY OR LINN BENTON LINCOLN$1,498,971
EDUCATION SERVICE
6/26/2009DISTRICT
ASHLAND OR SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
$250,000 6/26/2009
CLATSKANIE OR CLATSKANIE SCHOOL DISTIRCT
$99,9986J 8/31/2006
CLATSKANIE OR CLATSKANIE SCHOOL DISTIRCT
$102,5896J 8/15/2007
EUGENE OR EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$336,942
4J 6/16/2009
EUGENE OR COMMITTED PARTNERS$134,467
FOR YOUTH 8/14/2006
EUGENE OR EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$211,203
4J 8/29/2007
EUGENE OR EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$214,440
4J 8/7/2008
EUGENE OR EUGENE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$216,603
4J 8/10/2009
EUGENE OR UNIVERSITY OF OREGON $474,333 6/26/2009
FAIRVIEW OR MULTNOMAH COUNTY SCHOOL
$198,526DISTRICT
8/29/2007
#7
FAIRVIEW OR MULTNOMAH COUNTY SCHOOL
$206,632DISTRICT
8/7/2008
#7
FAIRVIEW OR MULTNOMAH COUNTY SCHOOL
$216,063DISTRICT
8/11/2009
#7
GRANTS PASS,OR GRANTS PASS FAMILY YMCA
$193,026
-- COLLEGE
8/7/2008
DREAMS PROGRAM
GRANTS PASS,OR GRANTS PASS FAMILY YMCA
$196,988
-- COLLEGE
8/10/2009
DREAMS PROGRAM
GRANTS PASS,OR GRANTS PASS FAMILY YMCA
$197,488
-- COLLEGE
8/29/2007
DREAMS PROGRAM
HILLSBORO OR HILLSBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$740,426 1J 8/29/2007
HILLSBORO OR HILLSBORO SCHOOL $2,942,450
DISTRICT IJ 7/13/2006
HILLSBORO OR HILLSBORO SCHOOL $2,943,966
DISTRICT IJ 7/20/2007
KAMATH FALLSOR KLAMATH FALLS CITY$1,373,070
SCHOOLS 6/27/2008
KAMATH FALLSOR KLAMATH FALLS CITY$1,472,241
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
KLAMATH FALLS
OR CITIZENS FOR SAFE SCHOOLS
$141,711 8/14/2006
MEDFORD OR MEDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$189,368549C 8/7/2008
MEDFORD OR MEDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$189,368549C 8/11/2009
MEDFORD OR MEDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$190,374549C 8/29/2007
MONMOUTH OR WESTERN OREGON UNIV, $167,343
TEACHING6/26/2009
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
MULTNOMAH OR METROPOLITAN FAMILY$145,665
SERVICE 4/2/2009
MULTNOMAH OR METROPOLITAN FAMILY$155,035
SERVICE 3/3/2008
NEWPORT OR LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOL$304,152
DISTRICT6/30/2009
ONTARIO OR ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$288,206 7/20/2007
ONTARIO OR ONTARIO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$291,344 8/22/2006
PENDLETON OR PENDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$170,91516R 6/1/2006
PENDLETON OR PENDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$176,64616R 5/24/2007
PORTLAND OR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE$180,000
COMMUNITY8/29/2007
ORGANIZATION -- YOUTH AND FAMILY SER
PORTLAND OR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE$180,000
COMMUNITY 8/7/2008
ORGANIZATION -- YOUTH AND FAMILY SER
PORTLAND OR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE$180,000
COMMUNITY8/10/2009
ORGANIZATION -- YOUTH AND FAMILY SER
PORTLAND OR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$197,284
OF METROPOLITAN
8/14/2006 PORTLAND
PORTLAND OR PORTLAND IMPACT, INC.$200,273 8/14/2006
SALEM OR CATHOLIC COMMUNITY$182,065
SERVICES OF8/14/2006
THE MID-WILLAMETTE VALLEY AND CENTRAL
SALEM OR OREGON DEPARTMENT $2,234,450
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2008
SALEM OR OREGON DEPARTMENT $2,234,450
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2009
SALEM OR OREGON DEPARTMENT $2,639,766
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2006
SALEM OR OREGON DEPARTMENT $2,639,766
OF EDUCATION 7/1/2007
SALEM OR OREGON DEPT OF HUMAN $558,612
SERVICES 7/1/2008
SALEM OR OREGON DEPT OF HUMAN $558,612
SERVICES 7/1/2009
SALEM OR OREGON DEPT OF HUMAN $659,942
SERVICES 7/1/2007
SALEM OR OREGON DEPT OF HUMAN $659,942
RESOURCES 7/1/2006
SANDY OR OREGON TRAIL SCHOOL $53,281
DISTRICT 466/30/2009
THE DALLES OR NORTH WASCO COUNTY $730,236
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
21
THE DALLES OR NORTH WASCO COUNTY $731,996
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
21
TIGARD OR TIGARD-TUALATIN SCHOOL
$1,468,579
DISTRICT6/27/2008
23J
TIGARD OR TIGARD-TUALATIN SCHOOL
$1,474,947
DISTRICT6/26/2009
23J
ALLENTOWN PA ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$232,760 5/30/2008
ALLENTOWN PA ALLENTOWN CITY SCHOOL
$1,143,855
DISTRICT6/26/2009
ALLENTOWN PA ALLENTOWN CITY SCHOOL
$1,253,834
DISTRICT 8/7/2008
ASHLAND PA NORTH SCHUYLKILL SCHOOL
$109,035
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
ASHLAND PA NORTH SCHUYLKILL SCHOOL
$137,448
DISTRICT
6/2/2008
BETHLEHEM PA BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL $250,000
DISTRICT6/30/2009
BRADFORD PA GUIDANCE CENTER $199,277 8/14/2006
CHARLEROI PA CONNECT, INC $185,897 7/25/2008
CHARLEROI PA CONNECT, INC $193,101 8/10/2009
CHARLEROI PA CONNECT, INC $195,370 8/29/2007
COUDERSPORTPA COUDERSPORT SCHOOL$53,150
DISTRICT 8/15/2007
ELIZABETHTOWN
PA ELIZABETHOWN AREA SCHOOL
$100,000DISTRICT
8/29/2007
GETTYSBURG PA THE CENTER / EL CENTRO
$146,306 8/14/2006
GETTYSBURG ADAMS
PA CENTER FOR YOUTH AND $193,203
COMMUNITY8/7/2008
DEVELOPMENT DBA COLLABORTING FOR YO
GETTYSBURG ADAMS
PA CENTER FOR YOUTH AND $193,783
COMMUNITY 8/29/2007
DEVELOPMENT DBA COLLABORTING FOR YO
GETTYSBURG ADAMS
PA CENTER FOR YOUTH AND $194,940
COMMUNITY 8/10/2009
DEVELOPMENT DBA COLLABORTING FOR YO
HARRISBURG PA TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
$445,225 6/30/2009
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT
$697,755
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
HARRISBURG PA PA STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER
$497,971EDUCATION
8/24/2009
-- OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR,ACADEM
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT
$9,170,064
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT
$9,170,064
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT
$10,833,464
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT
$10,833,464
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION
$2,292,516
ON CRIME
7/1/2008
& DELINQUENCY
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION
$2,292,516
ON CRIME
7/1/2009
& DELINQUENCY
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION
$2,708,366
ON CRIME
7/1/2006
& DELINQUENCY
HARRISBURG PA PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION
$2,708,366
ON CRIME
7/1/2007
& DELINQUENCY
LANCASTER PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$122,663
OF LANCASTERS
8/29/2007COUNTY PA INC.
LANCASTER PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$125,007
OF LANCASTERS
7/25/2008COUNTY PA INC.
LANCASTER PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$129,317
OF LANCASTERS
8/10/2009COUNTY PA INC.
LANCASTER PA LANCASTER-LEBANON INTERMEDIATE
$488,556 6/30/2009
UNIT 13 -- HUMAN RESOURCES
LANCASTER PA LANCASTER SCHOOL $2,465,211
DISTRICT 7/13/2006
LANCASTER PA LANCASTER SCHOOL $2,688,758
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
LANDISVILLE PA HEMPFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$148,816 8/28/2006
LANSDOWNE PA WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL$1,070,423
DISTRICT 6/21/2008
LANSDOWNE PA WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL$1,733,601
DISTRICT 6/30/2006
LANSDOWNE PA WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL$1,775,018
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
LEHMAN PA LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL$100,000
DISTRICT 8/28/2006
LEWISTOWN PA JUNIATA VALLEY YMCA $139,902 3/3/2008
LEWISTOWN PA JUNIATA VALLEY YMCA $143,549 4/3/2009
MCKEES ROCKS PA MONTOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT
$100,000 8/29/2007
MCVEYTOWN PA TUSCARORA INTERMEDIATE
$164,226
UNIT 118/14/2006
MONROEVILLEPA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$100,000 6/30/2009
NORRISTOWN PA NORRISTOWN AREA SCHOOL
$1,251,120
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
NORRISTOWN PA NORRISTOWN AREA SCHOOL
$1,264,149
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
ORELAND PA SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP$49,779
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/24/2007
PHILADELPHIA PA CONGRESO DE LATINOS $127,591
UNIDOS, INC.6/1/2006
PHILADELPHIA PA CONGRESO DE LATINOS $133,590
UNIDOS, INC.
5/24/2007
PHILADELPHIA PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$400,000
SOUTHEASTERN
8/29/2007PA (BBBS SEPA) -- DEPARTMENT OF E
PHILADELPHIA PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$450,000
SOUTHEASTERN
7/25/2008PA (BBBS SEPA) -- DEPARTMENT OF E
PHILADELPHIA PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$500,000
SOUTHEASTERN
8/10/2009PA (BBBS SEPA) -- DEPARTMENT OF E
PHILADELPHIA PA FREIRE CHARTER SCHOOL $99,999 9/23/2008
PHILADELPHIA PA PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL$714,607
DISTRICT 8/28/2006
PHILADELPHIA PA UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE CHARTER
$300,000 SCHOOL
8/29/2007
PHILADELPHIA PA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA/TRUSTEES
$101,502 7/24/2008
PHILADELPHIA PA PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL$3,660,510
DISTRICT 9/20/2007
PITTSBURGH PA HOLY FAMILY SOCIAL SERVICES
$127,165 8/14/2006
PITTSBURGH PA PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
$196,642 8/14/2006
PITTSBURGH PA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF $243,302
ALLEGHENY 6/26/2009
COUNTY
PLILADELPHIA PA FRANKLIN TOWNE CHARTER
$124,341
HIGH SCHOOL
6/17/2009
PLILADELPHIA PA FRANKLIN TOWNE CHARTER
$131,290
HIGH SCHOOL
6/2/2008
QUARRYVILLE PA SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$12,600 8/15/2007
QUARRYVILLE PA SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT
$12,938 8/31/2006
READING PA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$93,825
OF BERKS8/14/2006
COUNTY, PA
SCHUYLKILL PA SCHUYLKILL INTERMEDIATE
$167,112
UNIT 29 6/30/2009
SCRANTON PA EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
$188,891
& TRAINING
6/1/2006
CENTER -- EOTC OF NORTHEASTERN PA
SCRANTON PA EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
$198,485
& TRAINING
5/24/2007
CENTER -- EOTC OF NORTHEASTERN PA
SEWICKLEY PA FAMILY GUIDANCE, INC.$301,973 3/3/2008
SEWICKLEY PA FAMILY GUIDANCE, INC.$305,507 4/3/2009
UPLAND PA CROZER-CHESTER MEDICAL
$183,811
CENTER 3/3/2008
UPLAND PA CROZER-CHESTER MEDICAL
$189,603
CENTER 4/2/2009
WAYNE PA HOPE WORLDWIDE, LTD $194,936 6/1/2006
WAYNE PA HOPE WORLDWIDE, LTD $208,181 5/24/2007
WYOMISSING PA WYOMISSING AREA SCHOOL$92,397
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
HATO REY PR PUERTO RICO OFFICE$1,422,142
OF FEDERAL AFFAIRS
7/17/2008
HATO REY PR PUERTO RICO OFFICE$1,422,142
OF FEDERAL AFFAIRS
7/1/2009
HATO REY PR PUERTO RICO OFFICE$1,680,111
OF FEDERAL AFFAIRS
7/1/2006
HATO REY PR PUERTO RICO OFFICE$1,680,111
OF FEDERAL AFFAIRS
7/1/2007
SAN JUAN PR COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO
($420,665)RICO12/12/2006
SAN JUAN PR PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT
$5,688,566
OF EDUCATION
7/17/2008
SAN JUAN PR PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT
$5,688,566
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
SAN JUAN PR PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT
$6,720,442
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
SAN JUAN PR PUERTO RICO DEPARTMENT
$6,720,442
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
CRANSTON RI RHODE ISLAND DEPT OF$284,670
MENTAL HEALTH,
7/1/2008
RETARDATION & HOSPITALS
CRANSTON RI RHODE ISLAND DEPT OF$284,670
MENTAL HEALTH,
7/1/2009
RETARDATION & HOSPITALS
CRANSTON RI RHODE ISLAND DEPT OF$336,307
MENTAL HEALTH,
7/1/2007
RETARDATION & HOSPITALS
CRANSTON RI RHODE ISLAND DEPT OF$336,307
MENTAL HEALTH,
7/1/2006
RETARDATION & HOSPITALS
KINGSTON RI UNIVERSITY OF RHODE$260,668
ISLAND 6/30/2009
PROVIDENCE RI VOLUTEERS IN PROVIDENCE
$193,964
SCHOOLS8/14/2006
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$404,500OF ELEMENTARY
8/16/2007 & SECONDARY EDUCATION -- OFFIC
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$444,063OF ELEMENTARY
8/26/2006 & SECONDARY EDUCATION -- OFFIC
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$1,138,678OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
PROVIDENCE RI RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT
$1,345,228OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
WARWICK RI CHAMBER EDUCATION $179,285
FOUNDATION D/B/A
8/7/2008
RI MENTORING PARTNERSHIP
WARWICK RI CHAMBER EDUCATION $180,380
FOUNDATION8/10/2009
D/B/A RI MENTORING PARTNERSHIP
WARWICK RI CHAMBER EDUCATION $185,537
FOUNDATION8/29/2007
D/B/A RI MENTORING PARTNERSHIP
ANDERSON SC ANDERSON FIVE SCHOOL$209,222
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
BEAUFORT SC BEAUFORT COUNTY SCHOOL
$294,771
DISTRICT
8/28/2006
CAMDEN SC KERSHAW COUNTY SCHOOL
$211,460
DISTRICT8/28/2006
CAMDEN SC KERSHAW COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,431,287
DISTRICT6/26/2009
CHARLESTON SC CHARLESTON COUNTY $406,548
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/22/2006
CHARLESTON SC CHARLESTON COUNTY $417,266
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/21/2007
CHESTER SC CHESTER COUNTY SCHOOL $96,767
DISTRICT6/30/2009
CHESTER SC CHESTER COUNTY SCHOOL
$998,250
DISTRICT 7/8/2006
CLINTON SC LAURENS (COUNTY) SCHOOL
$99,759
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
56
COLUMBIA SC RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$325,919ONE 8/22/2006
COLUMBIA SC RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
$335,954ONE 7/21/2007
COLUMBIA SC HOPE WORLDWIDE SOUTH$186,967
CAROLINA 8/29/2007
COLUMBIA SC HOPE WORLDWIDE SOUTH$192,543
CAROLINA 7/25/2008
COLUMBIA SC HOPE WORLDWIDE SOUTH$195,439
CAROLINA 8/12/2009
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$3,009,888 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$3,009,888 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$3,555,866 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
$3,555,866 OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT$752,472
OF ALCOHOL 7/1/2008
& OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT$752,472
OF ALCOHOL 7/1/2009
& OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT$888,967
OF ALCOHOL 7/1/2007
& OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES
COLUMBIA SC SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT$888,967
OF ALCOHOL 7/1/2006
& OTHER DRUG ABUSE SERVICES
CONWAY SC HORRY COUNTY SCHOOL$906,239
DISTRICT 6/21/2008
CONWAY SC HORRY COUNTY SCHOOL$961,579
DISTRICT 6/30/2006
CONWAY SC HORRY COUNTY SCHOOL$983,238
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL
$481,907 DISTRICT
8/29/2007
KINGSTREE SC WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY$98,055
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
LAKE CITY SC FLORENCE COUNTY SCHOOL
$227,854
DISTRICT
6/30/2009
THREE
LANCASTER SC LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL
$259,041DISTRICT
6/26/2009
LANCASTER SC LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL
$267,390DISTRICT
5/30/2008
LANCASTER SC ADOPT-A-LEADER OF LANCASTER
$174,007 3/3/2008
LANCASTER SC ADOPT-A-LEADER OF LANCASTER
$176,224 4/3/2009
LANCASTER SC LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL
$914,686DISTRICT
7/13/2006
LANCASTER SC LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL
$939,414DISTRICT
8/15/2007
MANNING SC CLARENDON COUNTY SCHOOL
$974,004 DISTRICT
7/8/2006
TWO
MARION SC MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT
$26,500
ONE 8/31/2006
MARION SC MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT
$27,400
ONE 8/15/2007
MULLINS SC MARION COUNTY SCHOOL
$885,652
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
TWO
MULLINS SC MARION COUNTY SCHOOL
$903,416
DISTRICT 7/13/2006
TWO
NORTH CHARLESTON
SC CHARLESTON ORPHAN $122,865
HOUSE, INC. 8/14/2006
SALUDA SC SALUDA COUNTY SCHOOL
$711,500
DISTRICT 6/29/2009
YORK SC YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$109,246
ONE 5/30/2008
KYLE SD LITTLE WOUND SCHOOL$316,346 8/17/2006
KYLE SD LITTLE WOUND SCHOOL$330,504 7/20/2007
MISSION SD TODD COUNTY SCHOOL$714,257
DISTRICT 66-1
8/28/2007
MISSION SD TODD COUNTY SCHOOL$748,716
DISTRICT 66-1
6/26/2009
MISSION SD TODD COUNTY SCHOOL$748,716
DISTRICT 66-1
6/21/2008
MISSION SD TODD COUNTY SCHOOL$163,975
DISTRICT 9/20/2007
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT$1,138,678
OF HUMAN SERVICES
7/1/2008
-- DIV OF ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT$1,138,678
OF HUMAN SERVICES
7/1/2009
-- DIV OF ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT$1,345,228
OF HUMAN SERVICES
7/1/2006
-- DIV OF ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPT$1,345,228
OF HUMAN SERVICES
7/1/2007
-- DIV OF ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$284,670 OF HUMAN
7/1/2009
SERVICES
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$284,670 OF HUMAN
7/1/2008
SERVICES
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$336,307 OF HUMAN
7/1/2007
SERVICES
PIERRE SD SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT
$336,307 OF HUMAN
7/1/2006
SERVICES
RAPID CITY SD SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL$142,000
MINES AND 6/1/2006
TECHNOLOGY -- CAMPUSES COMMUNITY PRE
SIOUX FALLS SD LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES
$153,245OF SOUTH
8/14/2006
DAKOTA
SIOUX FALLS SD SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT
$249,86849-56/30/2009
SPEARFISH SD BLACK HILLS STATE UNIV
$147,758
-- DISABILITY
5/19/2008
SERVICES STUDENT AFFAIRS
SPEARFISH SD BLACK HILLS STATE UNIV
$148,221
-- DISABILITY
5/23/2007
SERVICES STUDENT AFFAIRS
BRISTOL TN BRISTOL TENNESSEE $2,769,757
CITY SCHOOLS 7/20/2007
BRISTOL TN BRISTOL TENNESSEE $2,806,138
CITY SCHOOLS 7/13/2006
CLARKSVILLE TN CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY
$245,717
COUNTY 8/29/2007
SCHOOL SYSTEM
CLEVELAND TN CLEVELAND CITY SCHOOLS
$245,914 6/30/2009
CLEVELAND TN BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,995,466
DISTRICT7/13/2006
CLEVELAND TN BRADLEY COUNTY SCHOOL
$2,999,320
DISTRICT7/20/2007
DOVER TN STEWART COUNTY SCHOOL$163,900
SYSTEM 5/4/2006
FRANKLIN TN FRANKLIN SPECIAL SCHOOL
$1,995,765
DISTRICT 7/8/2006
GALLATIN TN SUMNER COUNTY BOARD $416,806
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
GALLATIN TN SUMNER COUNTY BOARD $419,138
OF EDUCATION
6/29/2009
GREENEVILLE TN GREENEVILLE CITY SCHOOL
$100,000
DISTRICT9/23/2008
JACKSBORO TN CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOL$50,000
SYSTEM2/15/2006
JELLICO TN JELLICO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
$110,569 7/2/2009
JELLICO TN JELLICO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
$138,629 6/27/2008
JELLICO TN JELLICO COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
$140,129 6/15/2007
JOHNSON CITYTN BOYS TO MEN $179,500 7/25/2008
JOHNSON CITYTN BOYS TO MEN $180,000 8/11/2009
JOHNSON CITYTN BOYS TO MEN $180,000 8/29/2007
JOHNSON CITYTN EAST TENNESSEE STATE $194,409
UNIV 8/14/2006
JOHNSON CITYTN JOHNSON CITY PUBLIC$1,464,488
SCHOOLS 6/26/2009
JOHNSON CITYTN JOHNSON CITY PUBLIC$1,493,821
SCHOOLS 6/27/2008
MEMPHIS TN MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS $167,877 8/14/2006
MEMPHIS TN MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS $491,308
-- SAFE & DRUG
5/30/2008
FREE SCHOOLS STUDENT SUPPORT SERV
MEMPHIS TN SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,811,083 8/13/2007
MEMPHIS TN SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOLS
$1,847,090 7/13/2006
MORRISTOWN TN DOUGLAS-CHEROKEE ECONOMIC
$197,670 AUTHORITY
8/14/2006INC.
NASHVILLE TN CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF$99,988
TENNESSEE, 7/25/2008
INC. -- REFUGEE SERVICES RYP
NASHVILLE TN CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF$100,000
TENNESSEE, 8/29/2007
INC. -- REFUGEE SERVICES RYP
NASHVILLE TN CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF$104,324
TENNESSEE, 8/10/2009
INC. -- REFUGEE SERVICES RYP
NASHVILLE TN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$151,499
OF MIDDLE
7/25/2008
TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE TN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$151,499
OF MIDDLE
8/10/2009
TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE TN BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$151,500
OF MIDDLE
8/29/2007
TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT
$3,885,439
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT
$3,885,439
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT
$4,590,237
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT
$4,590,237
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE GOVERNOR'S $971,360
OFFICE 7/1/2008
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE GOVERNOR'S $971,360
OFFICE 7/1/2009
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE GOVERNOR'S
$1,147,559
OFFICE 7/1/2006
NASHVILLE TN TENNESSEE GOVERNOR'S
$1,147,559
OFFICE 7/1/2007
ONEIDA TN STAND (SCHOOLS TOGETHER
$132,368
ALLOWING
8/15/2007
NO DRUGS)
ONEIDA TN STAND (SCHOOLS TOGETHER
$132,468
ALLOWING
8/31/2006
NO DRUGS)
SAVANNAH TN HARDIN COUNTY BOARD$20,290
OF EDUCATION
3/12/2007
ABILENE TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$129,174
OF ABILENE,
8/14/2006
INC
ALVARADO TX ALVARADO INDEPENDENT $99,700
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH$191,350 7/25/2008
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH$191,350 8/12/2009
ALVIN TX ROCK FUN & FITNESS CENTER
$197,343 6/1/2006
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH$199,100 8/29/2007
ALVIN TX ROCK FUN & FITNESS CENTER
$204,329 5/24/2007
ALVIN TX ALVIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$67,930
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
-- LOCAL EDUCATION AGENCY
ALVIN TX ALVIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$67,930
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
-- LOCAL EDUCATION AGENCY
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT$280,727
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009-- AMARILLO ISD EDUCATION SUPPORT
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT$292,068
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008-- AMARILLO ISD EDUCATION SUPPORT
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT
$1,143,677
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008-- AMARILLO ISD AMARILLO ISD
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT
$1,148,546
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009-- AMARILLO ISD AMARILLO ISD
ANGLETON TX ANGLETON INDEPENDENT$139,675
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006 -- LEA
AUSTIN TX EANES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$351,945DISTRICT
5/30/2008
-- DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
AUSTIN TX EANES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$357,765DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
AUSTIN TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$166,711
OF CENTRAL
8/14/2006
TEXAS, INC. (BBBS)
AUSTIN TX FAMILY FORWARD INC. $180,535 6/1/2006
AUSTIN TX NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL,$186,064
INC 5/24/2007
AUSTIN TX NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL,$198,331
INC 6/1/2006
AUSTIN TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER
$161,865
REGION8/29/2007
XIII
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT$2,100,309
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2007
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT$2,191,765
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/21/2008
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT$2,250,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
$1,750,000 11/17/2005
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
$18,596,211 7/1/2008
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
$18,596,211 7/1/2009
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
$21,969,466 7/1/2006
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY
$21,969,466 7/1/2007
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE
$4,649,053
GOVERNOR -- CRIMINAL
7/1/2009 JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE
$4,649,053
GOVERNOR -- CRIMINAL
7/1/2008 JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE
$5,492,366
GOVERNOR -- CRIMINAL
7/1/2007 JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE
$5,492,366
GOVERNOR -- CRIMINAL
7/1/2006 JUSTICE DIVISION
BEAUMONT TX REGION 5 EDUCATION SERVICE
$247,708CENTER
5/30/2008
BELTON TX BELTON INDEPENDENT $184,532
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT
$52,590
SCHOOL7/2/2009
DISTRICT
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT
$64,352
SCHOOL
6/14/2007
DISTRICT
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT
$65,937
SCHOOL
6/27/2008
DISTRICT
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD
$189,250
MINISTRIES
8/29/2007
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD
$200,000
MINISTRIES
7/25/2008
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD
$200,000
MINISTRIES
8/11/2009
BURLESON TX BURLESON INDEPENDENT $94,608
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006
COLLEGE STATION
TX TEXAS A & M UNIV $175,756 6/30/2009
CONROE TX CONROE INDEPENDENT$310,435
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006
-- LEA
CORPUS CHRISTI
TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER,
$644,290
REGION
5/30/2008
2
CORSICANA TX CORSICANA INDEPENDENT $415,093
SCHOOL 8/18/2006
DISTRICT
CORSICANA TX CORSICANA INDEPENDENT $417,956
SCHOOL 7/20/2007
DISTRICT
CUERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$741,783DISTRICT
6/27/2008
CUERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$742,373DISTRICT
6/26/2009
CURERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$451,563DISTRICT
7/20/2007
CURERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$456,464DISTRICT
8/17/2006
DALLAS TX DALLAS ISD -- GRANTS $204,953
ACQUISITION8/31/2006
AND MANAGEMENT
DALLAS TX DALLAS ISD -- GRANTS $204,953
ACQUISITION8/15/2007
AND MANAGEMENT
DESOTO TX DESOTO INDEPENDENT$489,752
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/1/2006
DESOTO TX DESOTO INDEPENDENT$493,765
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/24/2007
DIBOLL TX DIBOLL INDEPEDENT SCHOOL
$112,378
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
DIBOLL TX DIBOLL INDEPEDENT SCHOOL
$143,453
DISTRICT
6/3/2008
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT $1,352,913
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2007
-- ADMINISTRATION
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT $1,499,613
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/21/2008
-- ADMINISTRATION
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT $1,499,977
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- ADMINISTRATION
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT $1,332,679
SCHOOL DISTRICT
9/20/2007
EDINBURG TX LA PUESTA DEL SOL $183,335 8/14/2006
EL PASO TX CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT$318,462
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/18/2006
EL PASO TX CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT$318,462
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
EL PASO TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$197,155
OF EL PASO,
8/14/2006
INC.
EL PASO TX EL PASO INDEPENDENT$453,968
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$39,879
DISTRICT
7/2/2009
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$50,000
DISTRICT
6/14/2007
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$50,000
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
EVERMAN TX EVERMAN INDEPENDENT $189,748
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/14/2006
FORT WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW$318,000
INDEPENDENT
8/22/2006SCHOOL DISTRICT
FORT WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW$318,000
INDEPENDENT
7/20/2007SCHOOL DISTRICT
FORT WORTH TX FORT WORTH ISD $198,375 6/1/2006
FORT WORTH TX FORT WORTH ISD $200,000 5/24/2007
FORT WORTH TX CASTLEBERRY INDEPENDENT
$100,400
SCHOOL8/28/2006
DISTRICT
FORTH WORTHTX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW $86,619
ISD 6/17/2009
FORTH WORTHTX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW$108,762
ISD 6/2/2008
FRIENDSWOODTX FRIENDSWOOD INDEPENDENT
$101,802
SCHOOL
6/14/2007
DISTRICT
FRIENDSWOODTX FRIENDSWOOD INDEPENDENT
$100,000
SCHOOL
6/30/2009
DISTRICT
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT$344,951
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT$363,443
SCHOOL DISTRICT
5/30/2008
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT $62,750
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/2/2009
-- HIGH SCHOOL
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT $78,675
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
-- HIGH SCHOOL
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT $80,220
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/14/2007
-- HIGH SCHOOL
GARLAND TX GARLAND INDEPENDENT $621,511
SCHOOL DISTRICT
9/27/2007
GEORGETOWNTX GEORGETOWN INDEPENDENT
$109,722 SCHOOL
8/15/2007
DISTRICT
GEORGETOWNTX GEORGETOWN INDEPENDENT
$178,556 SCHOOL
8/31/2006
DISTRICT
GRAND PRAIRIE
TX GRAND PRAIRIE ISD $303,150 8/31/2006
GRAND PRAIRIE
TX GRAND PRAIRIE ISD $304,440 8/15/2007
HALLSVILLE TX HALLSVILLE INDEPENDENT
$28,900
SCHOOL 8/31/2006
DISTRICT -- SPECIAL PROGRAMS
HALLSVILLE TX HALLSVILLE INDEPENDENT
$28,900
SCHOOL 8/15/2007
DISTRICT -- SPECIAL PROGRAMS
HALTOM CITY TX BIRDVILLE INDEPENDENT
$169,009
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/14/2006
HIDALGO TX HIDALGO INDEPENDENT $227,115
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
HOUSTON TX I HAVE A DREAM - HOUSTON
$158,124 6/1/2006
HOUSTON TX HARRIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$164,760 OF EDUCATION
6/1/2006
HOUSTON TX I HAVE A DREAM - HOUSTON
$166,300 5/24/2007
HOUSTON TX HARRIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT
$169,118 OF EDUCATION
5/24/2007
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS,
$185,220
INC. 8/12/2009
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS,
$186,114
INC. 8/26/2008
HOUSTON TX SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT
$190,663SCHOOL 3/3/2008
DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT
$193,107SCHOOL 4/2/2009
DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS,
$193,949
INC. 8/29/2007
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN$196,000
AND SOCIAL 8/12/2009
ATTACK, INC.
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN$200,000
AND SOCIAL 8/29/2007
ATTACK, INC.
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN$200,000
AND SOCIAL 7/25/2008
ATTACK, INC.
HOUSTON TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$318,673
OF GREATER
8/14/2006
HOUSTON
HOUSTON TX GALENA PARK INDEPEDENT
$126,416
SCHOOL6/17/2009
DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX GALENA PARK INDEPEDENT
$159,671
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/2/2008
HOUSTON TX CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS INDEPENDENT
$308,216 8/31/2006
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS INDEPENDENT
$308,216 8/15/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX HOUSTON INDEPENDENT $495,524
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006
HOUSTON TX UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
$124,000
-- LEARNING
7/24/2008
AND ASSESSMENT SRVCS STUDENT AFFAIR
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$223,652DISTRICT
8/29/2007
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$224,651DISTRICT
7/25/2008
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$227,179DISTRICT
8/12/2009
JOSHUA TX JOSHUA INDEPENDENT $219,665
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CINTY INDEPENDENT
$416,657 SCHOOL
8/18/2006
DISTRICT
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CINTY INDEPENDENT
$416,657 SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CITY INDEPENDENT
$99,537
SCHOOL8/28/2006
DISTRICT -- FEDERAL PROGRAMS
KATY TX KATY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$434,043DISTRICT
6/30/2009
KERBYVILLE TX KIRBYVILLE CONSOLIDATED
$89,096
INDEPENDENT
8/29/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT
KERRVILLE TX KERRVILLE INDEPENDENT
$146,141
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/14/2006
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT$113,792
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/2/2009
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT$123,189
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/14/2007
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT$130,152
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
LEAGUE CITY TX CLEAR CREEK INDEPENDENT
$248,541SCHOOL8/31/2006
DISTRICT
LEAGUE CITY TX CLEAR CREEK INDEPENDENT
$260,934
SCHOOL8/15/2007
DISTRICT
LEWISVILLE TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$198,375
OF NORTH6/1/2006
TEXAS, INC.
LEWISVILLE TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS
$200,000
OF NORTH5/24/2007
TEXAS, INC.
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT$407,288
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT$411,078
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/18/2006
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT$276,848
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/15/2007
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT$276,848
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/31/2006
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT $192,108
SCHOOL DISTRTICT
8/29/2007
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT $193,853
SCHOOL DISTRTICT
7/25/2008
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT $197,999
SCHOOL DISTRTICT
8/12/2009
MCALLEN TX BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF$139,380
MCALLEN 3/3/2008
MCALLEN TX BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF$139,380
MCALLEN 4/3/2009
MCALLEN TX MCALLEN INDEPENDENT
$1,494,552
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008-- ADMINISTRATION
MCALLEN TX MCALLEN INDEPENDENT
$1,499,875
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009-- ADMINISTRATION
MIDLAND TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER
$656,780
REGION
8/28/2006
18 -- EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER
MIDLOTHIAN TX MIDLOTHIAN INDEPENDENT
$205,619
SCHOOL8/29/2007
DISTRICT
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$189,892
INDEPENDENT
8/29/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION STA
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$192,057
INDEPENDENT
7/25/2008
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION STA
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$193,050
INDEPENDENT
8/12/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION STA
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$159,452
INDEPENDENT7/2/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FED
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$198,604
INDEPENDENT
6/14/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FED
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED$199,376
INDEPENDENT
6/27/2008
SCHOOL DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FED
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED
$1,457,901
INDEPENDENT
6/26/2009
SCHOOL DISTRICT
NAVASOTA TX NAVASOTA ISD $97,116 6/30/2009
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$442,682 SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$442,700 SCHOOL
8/22/2006
DISTRICT
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$194,455 SCHOOL
8/31/2006
DISTRICT -- DRUG TESTING PROGRAM
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$194,455 SCHOOL
8/15/2007
DISTRICT -- DRUG TESTING PROGRAM
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT$1,426,078
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2007
-- OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT$1,492,999
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT$1,499,999
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/23/2008
-- OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$1,954,244 SCHOOL
7/13/2006
DISTRICT
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT
$1,997,365 SCHOOL
7/20/2007
DISTRICT
PARIS TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$172,279
OF NORTHEAST
6/1/2006 TEXAS
PARIS TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$211,308
OF NORTHEAST
5/24/2007 TEXAS
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS,
$128,063
SOUTHEAST
8/12/2009
HARRIS COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS,
$128,063
SOUTHEAST
7/25/2008
HARRIS COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS,
$159,395
SOUTHEAST
8/29/2007
HARRIS COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX PASADENA INDEPENDENT$543,349
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$385,619
SCHOOL6/26/2009
DISTRICT -- SCHOOL COUNSELING NA
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$390,154
SCHOOL5/30/2008
DISTRICT -- SCHOOL COUNSELING NA
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$118,621
SCHOOL6/17/2009
DISTRICT
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$149,100
SCHOOL 6/2/2008
DISTRICT
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$1,494,576
SCHOOL 6/27/2008
DISTRICT -- SAFE SCHOOLS SAFE SCHOOLS
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT
$1,500,000
SCHOOL 6/26/2009
DISTRICT -- SAFE SCHOOLS SAFE SCHOOLS
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$154,752DISTRICT
6/1/2006
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$156,620DISTRICT
5/24/2007
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$20,350DISTRICT
8/31/2006
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$21,190DISTRICT
8/15/2007
ROCKPORT TX ARANSAS COUNTY INDEPENDENT
$99,812 SCHOOL
8/28/2006
DISTRICT -- SCHOOL SAFETY
ROSENBERG TX LAMAR CONSOLIDATED$243,677
INDEPENDENT 8/29/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT$200,000
SCHOOL3/3/2008
DISTRICT
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT$200,000
SCHOOL4/3/2009
DISTRICT
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT
$2,374,964
SCHOOL 7/20/2007
DISTRICT
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT
$2,409,670
SCHOOL 7/13/2006
DISTRICT
RUNGE TX RUNGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$435,931DISTRICT
5/30/2008
RUNGE TX RUNGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$438,922DISTRICT
6/26/2009
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION$180,869
SERVICE CENTER
8/31/2006
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION$180,869
SERVICE CENTER
8/15/2007
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION$371,101
SERVICE CENTER
6/30/2009
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION$410,397
SERVICE CENTER
8/29/2007
SAN ANTONIO TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS,
$215,538
ALAMO8/14/2006
AREA
SAN ANTONIO TX SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT
$114,078
SCHOOL 8/31/2006
DISTRICT
SAN ANTONIO TX SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT
$114,078
SCHOOL 8/15/2007
DISTRICT
SAN ANTONIO TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER,
$806,685REGION
8/29/2007
20 -- CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES ADMIN & IN
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED
$1,877,787
ISD 6/30/2006
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED
$1,939,909
ISD 7/20/2007
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED
$1,939,909
ISD 6/21/2008
TEMPLE TX TEMPLE INDEPENDENT $1,494,077
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
TEMPLE TX TEMPLE INDEPENDENT $1,499,997
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
TYLER TX TEXAS COLLEGE $115,555 5/22/2007
TYLER TX TEXAS COLLEGE $122,915 5/16/2006
VICTORIA TX VICTORIA INDEPENDENT $136,990
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/17/2009
VICTORIA TX VICTORIA INDEPENDENT $178,290
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/2/2008
WACO TX MIDWAY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$83,524 DISTRICT
8/31/2006
-- INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
WACO TX MIDWAY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$86,213 DISTRICT
8/15/2007
-- INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
WAXAHACHIE TX WAXAHACHIE INDEPENDENT$176,716
SCHOOL 8/14/2006
DISTRICT
WEATHERFORDTX WEATHERFORD COLLEGE $143,027 5/22/2007
WEATHERFORDTX WEATHERFORD COLLEGE $145,801 5/16/2006
WICHITA FALLSTX S & A SERVICES, INC. $196,250 8/31/2006
WICHITA FALLSTX S & A SERVICES, INC. $196,250 8/15/2007
WOLFE CITY TX WOLFE CITY INDEPENDENT $18,231
SCHOOL 8/31/2006
DISTRICT
WOLFE CITY TX WOLFE CITY INDEPENDENT $18,231
SCHOOL 8/15/2007
DISTRICT
WOODSBORO TX WOODSBORO INDEPENDENT $45,901
SCHOOL 6/17/2009
DISTRICT
WOODSBORO TX WOODSBORO INDEPENDENT $58,380
SCHOOL6/2/2008
DISTRICT
AMERICAN FORKUT ALPINE SCHOOL DISTRICT$194,606 8/14/2006
FORT DUCHESNEUT UTE INDIAN TRIBE DEPARTMENT
$400,637 OF EDUCATION
8/18/2006
FORT DUCHESNEUT UTE INDIAN TRIBE DEPARTMENT
$400,637 OF EDUCATION
7/20/2007
HERRIMAN UT PROVIDENCE HALL $113,224 6/30/2009
LOGAN UT LOGAN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$199,220 8/14/2006
MOAB UT GRAND COUNTY SCHOOL $192,027
DISTRICT 6/1/2006
MOAB UT GRAND COUNTY SCHOOL $194,206
DISTRICT 5/24/2007
NORTH LOGANUT CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL $196,789
DISTRICT 8/14/2006
NORTH LOGANUT CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL $107,961
DISTRICT 6/17/2009
NORTH LOGANUT CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL $134,990
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
NORTH LOGANUT CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL $248,710
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
OGDEN UT OGDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$314,840 6/26/2009
OGDEN UT OGDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$317,216 5/30/2008
OGDEN UT OGDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
$239,488 8/29/2007
PROVO UT UTAH COUNTY BOARD OF $191,770
EDUCATION8/29/2007
DBA PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT
PROVO UT UTAH COUNTY BOARD OF $191,968
EDUCATION8/7/2008
DBA PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT
PROVO UT UTAH COUNTY BOARD OF $191,968
EDUCATION8/10/2009
DBA PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT
PROVO UT PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT $99,387 6/30/2009
SALT LAKE CITY
UT GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$363,529
-- STUDENT
9/5/2007
SERVICES
SALT LAKE CITY
UT GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$371,202
-- STUDENT
8/7/2008
SERVICES
SALT LAKE CITY
UT GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$380,159
-- STUDENT
6/26/2009
SERVICES
SALT LAKE CITY
UT SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOL$187,511
DISTRICT 3/3/2008
SALT LAKE CITY
UT SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOL$188,227
DISTRICT 4/3/2009
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE OFFICE OF$383,548
EDUCATION 8/26/2006
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE OFFICE OF
$1,452,831
EDUCATION 7/1/2009
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE OFFICE OF
$1,452,831
EDUCATION 7/1/2008
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE OFFICE OF
$1,716,366
EDUCATION 7/1/2006
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE OFFICE OF
$1,716,366
EDUCATION 7/1/2007
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE DIV OF SUBSTANCE
$363,208 ABUSE
7/1/2008
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE DIV OF SUBSTANCE
$363,208 ABUSE
7/1/2009
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE DIV OF SUBSTANCE
$429,092 ABUSE
7/1/2006
SALT LAKE CITY
UT UTAH STATE DIV OF SUBSTANCE
$429,092 ABUSE
7/1/2007
SPANISH FORKUT NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT $188,950 4/2/2009
SPANISH FORKUT NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT $189,798 3/3/2008
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $341,378
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $367,304
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $376,024
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/7/2007
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $182,699
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/7/2008
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $186,770
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/10/2009
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $191,864
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/29/2007
ST. GEORGE UT WASHINGTON COUNTY $249,810
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/30/2009
TOOELE UT TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL $395,574
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
TOOELE UT TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL $399,792
DISTRICT 7/13/2009
TOOELE UT TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL $249,822
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
VERNAL UT UINTAH COUNTY SCHOOL$248,343
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
ALEXANDRIA VA ALEXANDRIA CITY PUBLIC$556,537
SCHOOLS 6/30/2009
ASHBURN VA LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC
$699,419
SCHOOL 5/30/2008
DISTRICT
ASHLAND VA HANOVER COUNTY PUBLIC
$242,051
SCHOOLS8/29/2007
BLACKSBURG VA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC$166,033
INSTITUTE AND
8/14/2006
STATE UNIV -- OFFICE OF SPONSORED PRO
BLACKSBURG VA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC$148,171
INSTITUTE & STATE
6/1/2006
UNIV -- OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGR
BLACKSBURG VA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC$247,419
INSTITUTE AND
6/30/2009
STATE UNIVERSITY
BLACKSBURG VA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC$960,685
INSTITUTE AND
9/21/2007
STATE UNIV
BOYDTON VA MECKLENBURG COUNTY$99,940
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
8/28/2006
CHARLOTTESVILLE
VA ALBEMARLE COUNTY $1,456,378
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
6/26/2009
CHARLTTESVILLE
VA UNIV OF VIRGINIA $155,769 8/29/2007
CHARLTTESVILLE
VA UNIV OF VIRGINIA $169,144 8/7/2008
CHARLTTESVILLE
VA UNIV OF VIRGINIA $190,013 8/10/2009
CHESTERFIELDVA CHESTERFIELD COUNTY$326,957
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
5/30/2008
CHRISTIANBURGVA MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC
$48,900SCHOOLS
12/11/2007
CHRISTIANBURGVA MONTGOMERY COUNTY$247,493
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
9/3/2008
DANVILLE VA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$91,249
OF DANVILLE
4/2/2009
AREA, INC.
DANVILLE VA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$96,520
OF DANVILLE
3/3/2008
AREA, INC.
DINWIDDLE VA DINWIDDIE COUNTY PUBLIC
$95,880
SCHOOLS
5/30/2008
FAIRFAX VA GEORGE MASON UNIV --$170,353
COLL. OF EDU.&
5/23/2006
HUMAN DEVLPMNT. ADVMNT. OF PUBLIC
FISHERSVILLE VA WOODROW WILSON REHABILITATION
$79,499 6/30/2009
CENTER
FREDRICKSBURGVA RAPPAHANNOCK BIG BROTHERS
$158,591 BIG8/14/2006
SISTERS
HARRISONBURG VA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$198,108
OF HARRISONBURG
8/7/2008 AND ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
HARRISONBURG VA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$199,795
OF HARRISONBURG
8/29/2007 AND ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
HARRISONBURG VA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$204,695
OF HARRISONBURG
8/11/2009 AND ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
HILLSVILLE VA CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC
$110,062
SCHOOLS8/29/2007
INDEPENDENCE VA GRAYSON COUNTY PUBLIC
$116,744
SCHOOLS8/28/2006
LEBANON VA RUSSELL COUNTY PUBLIC
$178,679
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
LURAY VA PAGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$248,628 7/13/2009
LURAY VA PAGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$250,023 5/30/2008
LURAY VA PAGE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$82,839 8/29/2007
MARTINSVILLEVA MARTINSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
$188,341 6/29/2009
MARTINSVILLEVA MARTINSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
$217,021 5/30/2008
NEWPORT NEWS VA NEWPORT NEWS PUBLIC $243,394
SCHOOLS 8/29/2007
NORFOLK VA OLD DOMINION UNIV RESEARCH
$104,082 FOUNDATION
5/22/2007
NORFOLK VA OLD DOMINION UNIV RESEARCH
$121,331 FOUNDATION
5/16/2006
NORTH TAZEWELL
VA MOUNTAIN KIDS, INCORPORTATED
$121,063 8/29/2007
NORTH TAZEWELL
VA MOUNTAIN KIDS, INCORPORTATED
$124,694 8/7/2008
NORTH TAZEWELL
VA MOUNTAIN KIDS, INCORPORTATED
$128,435 8/10/2009
PORTSMOUTH VA PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$284,105 7/20/2007
PORTSMOUTH VA PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$294,166 8/22/2006
PORTSMOUTH VA FRIENDS OF THE PORTSMOUTH
$130,988JUVENILE
3/3/2008
COURT, INC.
PORTSMOUTH VA FRIENDS OF THE PORTSMOUTH
$151,024JUVENILE
4/3/2009
COURT, INC.
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH$129,705
UNIVERSITY
7/24/2008
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT$272,732
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT$4,343,853
OF EDUCATION7/1/2008
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT$4,343,853
OF EDUCATION7/1/2009
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT$5,131,805
OF EDUCATION7/1/2007
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT$5,131,805
OF EDUCATION7/1/2006
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S$1,085,963
OFFICE FOR SUBSTANCE
7/1/2009 ABUSE PREVENTION
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S$1,085,963
OFFICE FOR SUBSTANCE
7/1/2008 ABUSE PREVENTION
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S$1,282,951
OFFICE FOR SUBSTANCE
7/1/2006 ABUSE PREVENTION
RICHMOND VA VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S$1,282,951
OFFICE FOR SUBSTANCE
7/1/2007 ABUSE PREVENTION
ROANOKE VA ROANOKE CITY PUBLIC $630,561
SCHOOLS 5/30/2008
STUART VA PATRICK COUNTY PUBLIC$99,000
SCHOOLS 8/29/2007
WILLIAMSBURGVA COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
$135,255
MARY 6/9/2009
WILLIAMSBURGVA COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
$135,675
MARY -- SCHOOL
6/1/2006
OF EDUCATION
WISE VA WISE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$94,909 8/28/2006
WOODSTOCK VA SHENANDOAH COUNTY PUBLIC$68,984SCHOOLS
6/30/2009
CHARLOTTE AMALIE
VI VIRGIN ISLANDS OFFICE$261,589
OF THE GOVERNOR
7/1/2009
BARRE VT WASHINGTON CENTRAL$445,000
SUPERVISORY5/30/2008
UNION
BARRE VT WASHINGTON CENTRAL$450,000
SUPERVISORY6/29/2009
UNION
BARRE VT WASHINGTON CENTRAL$199,252
SUPERVISORY8/14/2006
UNION
ESSEX JCT VT ESSEX TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$38,000 12/7/2007
LYNDONVILLE VT CALEDONIA NORTH SUPERVISORY
$709,079 UNION
8/29/2007
LYNDONVILLE VT CALEDONIA NORTH SUPERVISORY
$736,975 UNION
6/26/2009
LYNDONVILLE VT CALEDONIA NORTH SUPERVISORY
$739,289 UNION
6/21/2008
MONTPELIER VT VERMONT DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
MONTPELIER VT VERMONT DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
MONTPELIER VT VERMONT DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
MONTPELIER VT VERMONT DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
WATERBURY VT VERMONT AGENCY OF HUMAN$284,670
SERVICES
7/1/2009
WATERBURY VT VERMONT AGENCY OF HUMAN$284,670
SERVICES
7/1/2008
WATERBURY VT VERMONT AGENCY OF HUMAN$336,307
SERVICES
7/1/2007
WATERBURY VT VERMONT AGENCY OF HUMAN$336,307
SERVICES
7/1/2006
ANACORTES WA NORTHWEST EDUCATIONAL$2,629,773
SERVICE7/13/2006
DISTRICT 1
ANACORTES WA NORTHWEST EDUCATIONAL$2,686,199
SERVICE7/20/2007
DISTRICT 1
BELLINGHAM WA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$182,001
OF NORTHWEST
8/29/2007WASHINGTON
BELLINGHAM WA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$183,644
OF NORTHWEST
7/25/2008WASHINGTON
BELLINGHAM WA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$188,994
OF NORTHWEST
8/12/2009WASHINGTON
CHEHALIS WA UNITED WAY OF LEWIS $125,210
COUNTY 8/29/2007
CHEHALIS WA UNITED WAY OF LEWIS $154,980
COUNTY 7/25/2008
CHEHALIS WA UNITED WAY OF LEWIS $211,610
COUNTY 8/12/2009
EVERETT WA YMCA OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY
$165,866 8/14/2006
FEDERAL WAY WA WORLD VISION, INC. $79,078 8/14/2006
FORKS WA QUILLAYUTE VALLEY SCHOOL
$119,262
DISTRICT
8/14/2006
GRANITE FALLSWA GRANITE FALLS SCHOOL$102,584
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
GRANITE FALLSWA GRANITE FALLS SCHOOL$109,369
DISTRICT 7/25/2008
GRANITE FALLSWA GRANITE FALLS SCHOOL$115,370
DISTRICT 8/12/2009
LACEY WA NORTH THURSTON PUBLIC
$199,832
SCHOOLS8/12/2009
LACEY WA NORTH THURSTON PUBLIC
$200,000
SCHOOLS8/29/2007
LACEY WA NORTH THURSTON PUBLIC
$200,000
SCHOOLS7/25/2008
LACEY WA NORTH THURSTON PUBLIC
$1,815,014
SCHOOLS7/20/2007
LACEY WA NORTH THURSTON PUBLIC
$1,855,320
SCHOOLS7/13/2006
LAKE STEVENSWA LAKE STEVENS SCHOOL $94,698
DISTRICT -- 8/15/2007
PUBLIC SCHOOL K-12
LAKE STEVENSWA LAKE STEVENS SCHOOL$127,533
DISTRICT -- 7/31/2009
PUBLIC SCHOOL K-12
LAKE STEVENSWA LAKE STEVENS SCHOOL$150,921
DISTRICT -- 7/31/2008
PUBLIC SCHOOL K-12
LAKE STEVENSWA LAKE STEVENS SCHOOL$180,658
DISTRICT -- 9/29/2006
PUBLIC SCHOOL K-12
LANGLEY WA SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL$348,175
DISTRICT 8/18/2006
#206
LANGLEY WA SOUTH WHIDBEY SCHOOL$366,536
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
#206
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON STATE OFFICE
$499,291 OF SUPERINTENDENT
8/26/2006 OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
$3,786,702OF PUBLIC
7/1/2009
INSTRUCTION
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
$3,786,702OF PUBLIC
7/1/2008
INSTRUCTION
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON STATE $4,473,590
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
7/1/2007 OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON STATE $4,473,590
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
7/1/2006 OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
$946,676OF COMMUNITY,
7/1/2009TRADE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
$946,676OF COMMUNITY,
7/1/2008TRADE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON OFFICE$1,118,398
OF COMMUNITY7/1/2006
DEVELOPMENT
OLYMPIA WA WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT
$1,118,398OF COMMUNITY,
7/1/2007TRADE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OMAK WA OMAK SCHOOL DISTRICT$16,003
-- OMAK MIDDLE/HIGH
7/20/2007 SCHOOL
OMAK WA OMAK SCHOOL DISTRICT$27,874
-- OMAK MIDDLE/HIGH
8/18/2006 SCHOOL
PORT ANGELESWA PENINSULA COLLEGE $255,115 6/26/2009
PULLMAN WA WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
$116,678 -- HEALTH
6/9/2009 & WELLNESS SERVICES STUDENT AFF
SEATTLE WA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
$180,167OF WASHINGTON
4/2/2009
SEATTLE WA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
$180,199OF WASHINGTON
3/3/2008
SEATTLE WA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$191,659OF KING AND
6/1/2006
PIERCE COUNTIES
SEATTLE WA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$205,879OF KING5/24/2007
AND PIERCE COUNTIES
SEATTLE WA SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$503,797
-- SAFETY5/30/2008
& SECURITY
SHELTON WA SAVE OUR COUNTY'S KIDS
$122,946
(SOCK) 6/1/2006
SHELTON WA SAVE OUR COUNTY'S KIDS
$129,531
(SOCK) 5/24/2007
SHELTON WA SQUAXIN ISLAND TRIBE$147,289 6/1/2006
SHORELINE WA SHORELINE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$176,529 #4126/30/2009
SPOKANE WA SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$360,000#81 5/30/2008
SPOKANE WA SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$360,000#81 6/29/2009
SPOKANE WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE$549,738
DISTRICT 101 5/30/2008
-- CENTER FOR PREVENTION CIA
SPOKANE WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE$560,531
DISTRICT 101 6/26/2009
-- CENTER FOR PREVENTION CIA
SPOKANE WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE$191,548
DISTRICT # 1018/14/2006
-- CURRICULUM
SPOKANE WA GREATER SPOKANE SUBSTANCE
$66,919 ABUSE 6/17/2009
COUNCIL
SPOKANE WA GREATER SPOKANE SUBSTANCE
$107,859 ABUSE 6/2/2008
COUNCIL
SPOKANE WA SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$2,797,123
#81 7/10/2006
TACOMA WA NORTHWEST LEADERSHIP$181,493
FOUNDATION
8/29/2007
TACOMA WA NORTHWEST LEADERSHIP$183,592
FOUNDATION
7/25/2008
TACOMA WA NORTHWEST LEADERSHIP$190,455
FOUNDATION
8/12/2009
VANCOUVER WA COLUMBIA RIVER MENTAL
$138,404
HEALTH SERVICES
6/1/2006
VANCOUVER WA COLUMBIA RIVER MENTAL
$139,538
HEALTH SERVICES
5/24/2007
VANCOUVER WA EVERGREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$227,814114 8/29/2007
VANCOUVER WA EVERGREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$240,075114 7/25/2008
VANCOUVER WA EVERGREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT
$254,076114 8/12/2009
VANCOUVER WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE
$1,421,284
DISTRICT 112
8/28/2007
VANCOUVER WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE
$1,479,082
DISTRICT 112
6/21/2008
VANCOUVER WA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE
$1,491,924
DISTRICT 112
6/26/2009
WENATCHEE WA NORTH CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL
$138,585SERVICE
5/30/2008
DISTRICT 171
ALMOND WI ALMOND-BANCROFT SCHOOL
$64,420
DISTRICT
8/17/2006
ALMOND WI ALMOND-BANCROFT SCHOOL
$66,334
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
BEAVER DAM WI BEAVER DAM UNIFIED$1,494,576
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/27/2008
BEAVER DAM WI BEAVER DAM UNIFIED$1,500,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/26/2009
BIRCHWOOD WI BIRCHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$96,233 6/29/2009
BIRCHWOOD WI BIRCHWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$105,227 5/30/2008
CAZENOVIA WI WESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$49,675 10/12/2006
CAZENOVIA WI WESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$109,527 9/10/2007
COLUMBUS WI COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT
$71,756 7/20/2007
COLUMBUS WI COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT
$117,302 8/18/2006
CRANDON WI CRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT
$49,986 11/8/2007
EAU CLAIRE WI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$85,790
OF NORTHWESTERN
8/29/2007 WISCONSIN, INC.
EAU CLAIRE WI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$110,550
OF NORTHWESTERN
7/25/2008 WISCONSIN, INC.
EAU CLAIRE WI BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$130,370
OF NORTHWESTERN
8/12/2009 WISCONSIN, INC.
EAU CLAIRE WI UNIV OF WISCONSIN-EAU
$150,000
CLAIRE 6/1/2006
FOND DU LAC WI FOND DU LAC SCHOOL $247,930
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
FOND DU LAC WI FOND DU LAC SCHOOL $372,520
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
FOND DU LAC WI FOND DU LAC SCHOOL $375,000
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
GREEN BAY WI VOLUNTEER CENTER, INC.
$109,651 6/1/2006
GREEN BAY WI VOLUNTEER CENTER, INC.
$114,113 6/1/2007
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$301,383 6/27/2008
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$308,783 6/26/2009
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$311,869 6/7/2007
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$141,867 4/2/2009
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$145,744 3/3/2008
JANESVILLE WI JANESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
$250,000 5/30/2008
KENOSHA WI KENOSHA UNIFIED SCHOOL
$189,967
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
NO. 1
MADISON WI MADISON METROPOLITAN$144,535
SCHOOL DISTRICT
9/29/2006
MADISON WI MADISON METROPOLITAN$150,151
SCHOOL DISTRICT
6/1/2007
MADISON WI FORWARD SERVICE CORPORATION
$165,970 8/14/2006
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT $425,830
OF PUBLIC8/16/2007
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT $464,962
OF PUBLIC8/26/2006
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT$3,833,962
OF PUBLIC 7/1/2009
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT$3,833,962
OF PUBLIC 7/1/2008
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT$4,529,422
OF PUBLIC 7/1/2006
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT$4,529,422
OF PUBLIC 7/1/2007
INSTRUCTION
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPT OF HEALTH
$958,491
& FAMILY
7/1/2008
SERVICES, DIV OF CHILDREN & FAMILY SER
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPT OF HEALTH
$958,491
& FAMILY
7/1/2009
SERVICES, DIV OF CHILDREN & FAMILY SER
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPT OF $1,132,356
HEALTH & FAMILY 7/1/2007
SERVICES, DIV OF CHILDREN & FAMILY SER
MADISON WI WISCONSIN DEPT OF $1,132,356
HEALTH & FAMILY 7/1/2006
SERVICES, DIV OF CHILDREN & FAMILY SER
MENASHA WI MENASHA JOINT SCHOOL $164,689
DISTRICT 8/14/2006
MENOMONIE WI ARBOR PLACE, INC. -- PREVENTION
$148,684 DEPARTMENT
5/22/2007
MENOMONIE WI ARBOR PLACE, INC. -- PREVENTION
$148,944 DEPARTMENT
5/16/2006
MILWAUKEE WI UNITED COMMUNITY CENTER,
$110,968
INC. 4/2/2009
MILWAUKEE WI UNITED COMMUNITY CENTER,
$130,954
INC. 3/3/2008
MILWAUKEE WI BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $135,558
GREATER MILWAUKEE
4/3/2009
MILWAUKEE WI BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF $139,869
GREATER MILWAUKEE
3/3/2008
MILWAUKEE WI MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$380,806 8/29/2007
MILWAUKEE WI MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,139,433-- WELLNESS
8/28/2007
AND PREVENTION OFFICE RECREATION
MILWAUKEE WI MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,246,280-- WELLNESS
6/21/2008
AND PREVENTION OFFICE RECREATION
MILWAUKEE WI MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$2,246,281-- WELLNESS
6/26/2009
AND PREVENTION OFFICE RECREATION
NEW HOLSTEINWI NEW HOLSTEIN SCHOOL $197,125
DISTRICT 8/14/2006
RHINELANDER WI RHINELANDER SCHOOL$134,706
DISTRICT 4/3/2009
RHINELANDER WI RHINELANDER SCHOOL$141,532
DISTRICT 3/3/2008
TOMAHAWK WI KINSHIP OF TOMAHAWK, $150,357
INC. 8/29/2007
TOMAHAWK WI TOMAHAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$154,206 8/12/2009
TOMAHAWK WI TOMAHAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT
$301,129 8/26/2008
WAUTOMA WI WAUTOMA AREA SCHOOL $995,390
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
WAUTOMA WI WAUTOMA AREA SCHOOL $997,686
DISTRICT 7/13/2006
WEST ALLIS WI WEST ALLIS - WEST MILWAUKEE
$227,475 SCHOOL
8/29/2007
DISTRICT -- PUPIL SERVICES
WESTFIELD WI WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$258,706 8/29/2007
WESTFIELD WI WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$264,325 7/25/2008
WESTFIELD WI WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
$271,973 8/12/2009
CHARLES TOWNWV JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD$157,900
OF EDUCATION
5/30/2008
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$211,816
OF EDUCATION
8/16/2007
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$267,625
OF EDUCATION
8/26/2006
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$1,663,582
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$1,663,582
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$1,965,347
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
$1,965,347
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION$415,896
OF CRIMINAL7/1/2009
JUSTICE SERVICES
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION$415,896
OF CRIMINAL7/1/2008
JUSTICE SERVICES
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION$491,337
OF CRIMINAL7/1/2006
JUSTICE SERVICES
CHARLESTON WV WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION
$491,337
OF CRIMINAL7/1/2007
JUSTICE SERVICES
MORGANTOWNWV MOUNTAINEER BOYS AND $156,652
GIRLS CLUB
8/14/2006
PHILIPPI WV BARBOUR COUNTY BOARD $93,570
OF EDUCATION
8/29/2007
PINEVILLE WV WYOMING COUNTY BOARD $31,782
OF EDUCATION
8/15/2007
PINEVILLE WV WYOMING COUNTY BOARD $36,306
OF EDUCATION
9/29/2006
PINEVILLE WV WYOMING COUNTY BOARD $37,727
OF EDUCATION
8/6/2009
PINEVILLE WV WYOMING COUNTY BOARD $47,301
OF EDUCATION
7/31/2008
UNION WV MONROE COUNTY BOARD $175,819
OF EDUCATION
8/14/2006
ARAPAHOE WY FREMONT COUNTY SCHOOL$165,200
DISTRICT
8/16/2006
#38
ARAPAHOE WY FREEMONT COUNTY SCHOOL
$801,687
DISTRICT
6/21/2008
#38
ARAPAHOE WY FREEMONT COUNTY SCHOOL
$881,682
DISTRICT
6/30/2006
#38
ARAPAHOE WY FREEMONT COUNTY SCHOOL
$913,324
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
#38
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL$192,327
DISTRICT
7/25/2008
NO.1
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL$192,417
DISTRICT
8/10/2009
NO.1
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL$197,846
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
NO.1
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,110,895
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
#1
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,133,037
DISTRICT
6/21/2008
#1
CASPER WY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,153,960
DISTRICT
8/28/2007
#1
CHEYENNE WY LARAMIE COUNTY COMMUNITY
$229,593COLLEGE
6/26/2009
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $1,138,678
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $1,345,228
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $1,423,348
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2008
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $284,670
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2009
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $336,307
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2007
-- HEALTH & SAFETY UNIT
CHEYENNE WY WYOMING DEPARTMENT $336,307
OF EDUCATION
7/1/2006
-- HEALTH & SAFETY UNIT
CODY WY WEST PARK HOSPITAL DISTRICT
$130,620 6/9/2009
ETHETE WY WYOMING INDIAN SCHOOLS
$543,754 8/16/2006
GILETTE WY CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,425,919
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
-- OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
GILETTE WY CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOL
$1,471,701
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL $373,334
DISTRICT #1
8/22/2006
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL $383,235
DISTRICT #1
7/21/2007
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL $195,412
DISTRICT #1
7/25/2008
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL $199,340
DISTRICT #1
8/10/2009
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL $199,506
DISTRICT #1
8/29/2007
JACKSON WY TETON COUNTY SCHOOL$99,320
DISTRICT #1
8/29/2007
LARAMIE WY UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING$126,297 7/24/2008
POWELL WY PARK COUNTY SCHOOL$251,750
DISTRICT #18/22/2006
POWELL WY PARK COUNTY SCHOOL$261,403
DISTRICT #17/21/2007
ST. STEPHENS WY ST. STEPHENS INDIAN SCHOOL
$126,919EDUCATION
8/29/2007 ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED
WORLAND WY BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS
$150,454
OF NORTHWEST
8/14/2006WYOMING
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CFDA Title CFDA Subprogram
Award Type
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184P
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Challenge Newsletter
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184P
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Challenge Newsletter
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184P
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Challenge Newsletter
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184U
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Unsolicited and Directed Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184U
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Unsolicited and Directed Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184U
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Unsolicited and Directed Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186C
and Communities
Discretionary
- State Grants / Native Hawaiian Grant
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184V
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184V
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184Z
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants for Coalitions to Prevent a
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184V
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184V
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184V
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184U
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Unsolicited and Directed Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184N
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Response Plans for S
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184R
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / State Data Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186A
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.186B
and Communities
Formula - State Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184T
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High-Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184D
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testi
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184A
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184S
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184B
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184H
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184E
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
and Communities
Discretionary
- National Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students G
Safe and Drug-Free Schools84.184L
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Discretionary
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JUDITH AZULAY 3047723094 10/1/2004
JENNY PASKETT 3078569333 8/1/2004
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HELENE M CROUCH 3072625756 10/1/2007
HELENE M CROUCH 3072625756 10/1/2007
HELENE M CROUCH 3072625756 10/1/2007
KIM IBACH 3072625756 9/1/2007
KIM IBACH 3072625756 9/1/2007
KIM IBACH 3072625756 9/1/2007
JOHN M HELLER 3077781223 7/1/2009
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MEAGHAN MORRIS 3077775315 7/1/2006
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CHRISTINE REVERE 3077775315 7/1/2008
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6/30/2013 Q184L090288 OSDFS
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3/31/2011 Q184B080084 OSDFS
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6/30/2013 Q184L090486 OSDFS
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3/31/2011 Q184B080039 OSDFS
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1057 W. FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 202
P.O. BOX 196614
9312 VANGUARD DRIVE, SUITE 100
9312 VANGUARD DRIVE, SUITE 100
PO BOX 305
PO BOX 305
520 FIFTH AVENUE
520 FIFTH AVENUE
520 FIFTH AVENUE
4762 OLD AIRPORT WAY
366 GARTEENI HIGHWAY
366 GARTEENI HIGHWAY
1111 W 9TH STREET
1111 W 9TH STREET
1111 W 9TH STREET
2204 DOUGLAS HIGHWAY, SUITE 100
2204 DOUGLAS HIGHWAY, SUITE 100
10014 CRAZY HORSE DRIVE
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
801 WEST 10TH STREET
333 SCHOENBAR RD.
333 SCHOENBAR RD.
333 SCHOENBAR RD.
333 SCHOENBAR RD.
333 SCHOENBAR RD.
MILE 3.5 NOME-TELLER ROAD
501 GULKANA STREET
501 GULKANA STREET
P.O. BOX 322
122 SIXTH AVENUE
122 SIXTH AVENUE
230 E. 10TH STREET
230 E. 10TH STREET
230 E. 10TH STREET
410 ROY DRIVE
410 ROY DRIVE
406 CLAY STREET
406 CLAY STREET
4001 RIVER VIEW DRIVE
4001 RIVER VIEW DRIVE
402 ARNOLD STREET, N.E.
402 ARNOLD STREET, N.E.
402 ARNOLD STREET, N.E.
402 ARNOLD STREET, N.E.
207 COMMERCE CIRCLE, SW - BOX 1502
207 COMMERCE CIRCLE, SW - BOX 1502
220 HUTCHINSON ST - P. O. BOX 311790
202 ALABAMA AVENUE, SW
202 ALABAMA AVENUE, SW
1026 CHESTNUT STREET
1026 CHESTNUT STREET
P O BOX 184
P O BOX 184
P O BOX 184
1026 CHESTNUT STREET
1026 CHESTNUT STREET
2810 METROPOLITAN WAY
P.O. BOX 1256
532 SOUTH PERRY STREET
532 SOUTH PERRY STREET
307 SOUTH DECATUR STREET PO BOX 1991
307 SOUTH DECATUR STREET PO BOX 1991
307 SOUTH DECATUR STREET PO BOX 1991
P.O. BOX 302101
50 NORTH RIPLEY STREET
50 NORTH RIPLEY STREET
50 NORTH RIPLEY STREET
50 NORTH RIPLEY STREET
P.O. BOX 5690
P.O. BOX 5690
P.O. BOX 5690
P.O. BOX 5690
306 MAIN STREET WEST
2001 NIXBURG RD.
2001 NIXBURG RD.
2001 NIXBURG RD.
500 NORTH COFFEE AVENUE
500 NORTH COFFEE AVENUE
97 JAIL SPRINGS ROAD
97 JAIL SPRINGS ROAD
P. O. BOX 610
P. O. BOX 968
P. O. BOX 968
2314 9TH STREET
2314 9TH STREET
BOX 870104
501 S. SCHOOL STREET
501 S. SCHOOL STREET
501 S. SCHOOL STREET
500 TIGER BLVD
1105 DEER STREET, SUITE 12
1105 DEER STREET, SUITE 12
1105 DEER STREET, SUITE 12
400 LINWOOD STREET
400 LINWOOD STREET
305 W. ALICE STREET
628 WEST BROADWAY
628 WEST BROADWAY
3300 ASHER AVENUE
3300 ASHER AVENUE
3300 ASHER AVENUE
810 WEST MARKHAM STREET
810 WEST MARKHAM STREET
FOUR STATE CAPITOL MALL
FOUR STATE CAPITOL MALL
FOUR STATE CAPITOL MALL
FOUR STATE CAPITOL MALL
4313 WEST MARKHAM
4313 WEST MARKHAM
4313 WEST MARKHAM
4313 WEST MARKHAM
935 SCOGIN DRIVE
3000 WEST SCENIC DRIVE
220 W. 10TH STREET
220 W. 10TH STREET
614 E EMMA STREET
4001 WAGON WHEEL RD
4001 WAGON WHEEL RD
301 S. AVALON
PO BOX DOE
PO BOX DOE
PO BOX DOE
PO BOX DOE

1362 N. CASA GRANDE AVE.


1362 N. CASA GRANDE AVE.
1525 W. FRYE ROAD
1525 W. FRYE ROAD
712 NORTH MAIN STREET
712 NORTH MAIN STREET
712 NORTH MAIN STREET
3285 E. SPARROW AVENUE
145 LEUPP ROAD
145 LEUPP ROAD
P O BOX 28,
P O BOX 28,
PO BOX 28
140 SOUTH GILBERT RD.
4650 W. SWEETWATER
11279 WEST GRIER ROAD
45012 WEST HONEYCUTT AVENUE
63 E MAIN STREET #101
3241 N GRAND AVE
500 S NAVAJO DRIVE
500 S NAVAJO DRIVE
500 S. NAVAJO DRIVE
500 S. NAVAJO DRIVE
7878 N. 16TH ST.
7878 N. 16TH ST.
3201 N. 16TH STREET, SUITE #14
3201 N. 16TH STREET, SUITE #14
52 EAST VERNON STREET
20402 NORTH 15TH AVENUE
2301 WEST DUNLAP AVENUE
3811 N. 44TH STREET
1535 WEST JEFFERSON
1535 WEST JEFFERSON
1535 W. JEFFERSON STREET
1535 W. JEFFERSON STREET
1535 W. JEFFERSON STREET
1535 W. JEFFERSON STREET
1700 W. WASHINGTON STREET
1700 W. WASHINGTON STREET
1700 W. WASHINGTON STREET
1700 W. WASHINGTON STREET
4250 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE1430 E. MISSOURI AVE, SUITE B205
4250 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE1430 E. MISSOURI AVE, SUITE B205
103 EAST GURLEY STREET
103 EAST GURLEY STREET
1015 FAIR STREET SUITE 324
2707 S. WHITE MOUNTAIN RD.
2707 S. WHITE MOUNTAIN RD.
2707 S. WHITE MOUNTAIN RD.
15802 N PARKVIEW PLACE
15802 N PARKVIEW PLACE
HC 61 BOX 40
HC 61 BOX 40
HC 61 BOX 40
P. O. BOX 873503-2104
P. O. BOX 873503-2104
2797 N. INTROSPECT DRIVE
2797 N. INTROSPECT DRIVE
2797 NORTH INTROSPECT DRIVE
P.O. BOX 91313
P.O. BOX 91313
P.O. BOX 91313
1556 W. PRINCE ROAD
2797 N. INTROSPECT DR.
1556 W. PRINCE ROAD
2797 N. INTROSPECT DR.
2797 N. INTROSPECT DRIVE
701 W. WETMORE
200 NORTH STONE AVENUE
P.O. BOX 3308
PO BOX 3308
PO BOX 800 13801 E BENSON HWY
PO BOX 800 13801 E BENSON HWY
PO BOX 580
PO BOX 580
4250 W. 16TH ST
450 WEST SIXTH STREET
3150 SOUTH AVENUE A
450 WEST SIXTH STREET
15 WEST ALHAMBRA ROAD
15 WEST ALHAMBRA ROAD
240 SOUTH EUCLID
240 SOUTH EUCLID
2705 WEST ORANGE AVENUE
2705 WEST ORANGE AVENUE
1001 SOUTH EAST STREET
1001 SOUTH EAST STREET
1001 SOUTH EAST STREET
PO BOX 5814
PO BOX 5814
4200 ASHE ROAD
1300 17TH CITY CENTRE
1300 17TH CITY CENTRE
1300 BAKER STREET
3699 NORTH HOLLY AVENUE
1006 N. REXFORD DRIVE
1006 N. REXFORD DRIVE
1006 N. REXFORD DRIVE
380 MOBIL AVE
445 ROSEWOOD STE Q
445 ROSEWOOD STE Q
445 ROSEWOOD STE Q
6225 EL CAMINO REAL
1400 LINDEN AVE.
1400 LINDEN AVE.
1400 LINDEN AVE.
4400 ALMA AVENUE
16700 NORWALK BLVD.
84 EAST J STREET
435 BERKELEY AVENUE
1450 HERNDON AVENUE
1450 HERNDON AVENUE
480 COLLINS AVE.
480 COLLINS AVE.
480 COLLINS AVE.
1040 S. MT. VERNON AVE.
1040 S. MT. VERNON AVE.
1040 S. MT. VERNON AVE.
643 BLACKBURN AVENUE
2985 BEAR STREET
200 KALMUS DRIVE
200 KALMUS DRIVE
200 KALMUS DRIVE
200 KALMUS DRIVE
PO BOX 9050
PO BOX 9050
2985 BEAU STREET BUILDING A
2985 BEAU STREET BUILDING A
301 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD.
9300 IMPERIAL HIGHWAY
1100 MURRAY DRIVE
687 STATE STREEET
687 STATE STREEET
687 STATE STREEET
1398 SPERBER ROAD
1398 SPERBER ROAD
1398 SPERBER ROAD
1398 SPERBER ROAD
1398 SPERBER ROAD
1398 SPERBER ROAD
9510 ELK GROVE-FLORIN ROAD
710 ENCINITAS BOULEVARD
644 E. GRAND AVENUE
644 E. GRAND AVENUE
2310 ALDERWOOD AVENUE
1976 MORRIS KYLE DRIVE
1976 MORRIS KYLE DRIVE
125 E BIDWELL STREET
125 E BIDWELL STREET
498 N. MCPHERSON ST.
498 N. MCPHERSON ST.
498 N. MCPHERSON ST.
843 L STREET
4210 TECHNOLOGY DRIVE
2909 TULARE STREET
2909 TULARE STREET
1830 N. DINUBA BLVD.
8555 N. CEDAR AVENUE
8555 N. CEDAR AVENUE
8555 N. CEDAR AVENUE
1830 N. DINUBA BLVD.
1177 EAST SHAW AVENUE
1177 EAST SHAW AVENUE
1177 EAST SHAW AVENUE
1111 VAN NESS AVENUE
1111 VAN NESS AVENUE
1401 W. VALENCIA DRIVE
10331 STANFORD AVENUE
6540 WENTWORTH SPRINGS ROAD
6540 WENTWORTH SPRINGS ROAD
290 I.O.O.F. AVENUE
290 I.O.O.F. AVENUE
223 NORTH JACKSON ST.
10535 ZELZAH AVENUE
11645 RIDGE ROAD
1260 B STREET
1260 B STREET
1260 B STREET
2350 WEST LATHAM AVE.
460 FIFTH STREET
460 FIFTH STREET
46800 JACKSON STREET
46800 JACKSON STREET
401 S. INGLEWOOD AVENUE
5050 BARRANCA PARKWAY
OFFICE OF RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
9500 GILMAN DR.
P.O. BOX 1043
P.O. BOX 1043
P.O. BOX 1043
47-950 DUNE PALMS ROAD
47-950 DUNE PALMS ROAD
1350 THIRD STREET
1152 SOUTH MAIN STREET
1152 SOUTH MAIN STREET
1152 SOUTH MAIN STREET
7915 BURGUNDY AVENUE
7915 BURGUNDY AVENUE
7915 BURGUNDY AVENUE
815 W. LANCASTER BLVD.
815 W. LANCASTER BLVD.
815 W. LANCASTER BLVD.
4161 W. 147TH STREET
15783 18TH AVENUE
15783 18TH AVENUE
15783 18TH AVENUE
10319 SOUTH FIRMONA AVE
10319 FIRMONA AVE.
10319 FIRMONA AVE.
10319 FIRMONA AVE.
1305 E. VINE STREET
3300 W. TEMPLE STREET
4120 11TH AVENUE
4120 11TH AVENUE
7607 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE
1818 S WESTERN AVENUE
1818 S WESTERN AVENUE
3202 W. ADAMS BLVD.
200 EAST SLAUSON AVENUE
7607 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE
200 EAST SLAUSON AVENUE
3320 WEST ADAMS BOULEVARD
7607 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE
700 WILSHIRE BLVD., 4TH FLOOR
234 EAST AVENUE 33
333 SOUTH BEAUDRY AVE. 20TH FLOOR
1 LMU DRIVE
DEPARTMENT OF CONTRACTS & GRANTS
1 LMU DRIVE
333 S. BEAUDRY STREET
333 S. BEAUDRY STREET
2755 MCKINLEYVILLE AVENUE
2755 MCKINLEYVILLE AVENUE
2755 MCKINLEYVILLE AVE.
937 COFFEE ROAD, SUITE 5
937 COFFEE ROAD, SUITE 5
937 COFFEE ROAD, SUITE 5
1100 H STREET
123 S. MONTEBELLO BLVD.
123 S. MONTEBELLO BLVD.
123 S. MONTEBELLO BLVD.
2121 IMOLA AVE
2121 IMOLA AVE
2121 IMOLA AVE.
2121 IMOLA AVE.
2121 IMOLA AVE.
2121 IMOLA AVENUE
2121 IMOLA AVENUE
112 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY
2300 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
1025 SECOND STREET
196 10TH STREET
196 10TH STREET
196 10TH STREET
6038 BRANN STREET
2201 BROADWAY
2201 BROADWAY
2111 MISSION AVENUE
2111 MISSION AVENUE
950 WEST D STREET
950 WEST D STREET
950 WEST D STREET
12623 AVENUE 416
1870 BIRD STREET
1859 BIRD STREET
1859 BIRD STREET
555 S. A STREET, #175
980 EAST TAHQUITZ CANYON WAY
8134 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD #200
8134 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD #200
6696 CLARK ROAD
6696 CLARK ROAD
6696 CLARK ROAD
6696 CLARK ROAD
6696 CLARK ROAD
6696 CLARK ROAD
2495 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET
2495 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET
35 MARIA DRIVE, SUITE 852
35 MARIA DRIVE, SUITE 852
35 MARIA DRIVE, SUITE 852
9333 LOCH LOMOND DRIVE
9333 LOCH LOMOND DRIVE
344 PLACERVILLE DRIVE, SUITE 10
344 PLACERVILLE DRIVE, SUITE 10
800 SO GAREY AVENUE
800 SO GAREY AVENUE
13626 TWIN PEAKS RD
13626 TWIN PEAKS RD
1135 LINCOLN STREET
1135 LINCOLN STREET
1135 LINCOLN STREET
1135 LINCOLN STREET
1135 LINCOLN STREET
2200 EUREKA WAY
2200 EUREKA WAY
2200 EUREKA WAY
2200 EUREKA WAY
1644 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
1644 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
1741 BROADWAY
1741 BROADWAY
1741 BROADWAY
405 BROADWAY
820 23RD STREET
820 23RD STREET
1108 BISSELL AVE.
3340 DURAHART ST.
3939 THIRTEENTH STREET
1801 E. COTATI AVENUE
1830 S. NOGALES STREET
1830 S. NOGALES STREET
1333 GRAND AVE.
5299 AUBURN BOULEVARD
5299 AUBURN BOULEVARD
5299 AUBURN BOULEVARD
5735 47TH AVENUE, BOX 767
5735 47TH AVENUE, BOX 767
NATOMAS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
1430 N STREET, SUITE 6408
1430 N STREET, SUITE 6408
1430 N STREET, SUITE 6408
1430 N STREET, SUITE 6408
1700 K STREET
1700 K STREET
1700 K STREET
1700 K STREET
16245 DESERT KNOLL DRIVE
16245 DESERT KNOLL DRIVE
601 NORTH E STREET
4100 NORMAL STREET
4100 NORMAL STREET
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD 321N
6401 LINDA VISTA RD.
6401 LINDA VISTA RD.
6401 LINDA VISTA RD.
3295 MEADE AVENUE
3295 MEADE AVENUE
3295 MEADE AVENUE
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD
3368 GOVERNOR DRIVE
3368 GOVERNOR DRIVE
3255 WING STREET
4100 NORMAL STREET
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD
6401 LINDA VISTA ROAD
919 EIGTH STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
635 DIVISADERO STREET
635 DIVISADERO STREET
731 MARKET STREET
731 MARKET STREET
731 MARKET STREET, 6TH FLOOR
731 MARKET STREET
139 TOWNSEND STREET
139 TOWNSEND STREET
731 MARKET STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
2130 FULTON STREET
2130 FULTON STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
555 FRANKLIN STREET
408 JUNIPERO SERRA DRIVE
3434 MARTEN AVENUE
1245 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET
1245 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET
1245 EAST SANTA CLARA STREET
1290 RIDDER PARK DRIVE - MC 262
33122 VALLE ROAD
32972 CALLE PERFECTO
32972 CALLE PERFECTO
32972 CALLE PERFECTO
1550 USHER STREET
699 SERRAMONTE BLVD., SUITE 100
699 SERRAMONTE BLVD., SUITE 100
699 SERRAMONTE BLVD., SUITE 100
1618 SECOND STREET
1618 SECOND STREET
1111 LAS GALLINAS AVENUE
1905 7TH STREET
1905 7TH STREET
1220 VILLAGE WAY
1220 VILLAGE WAY
1111 E. WAKEHAM AVE.
1111 E. WAKEHAM AVE.
1633 E. 4TH STREET
1111 E. WAKEHAM AVE.
1633 E. 4TH STREET
600 W. SANTA ANA BLVD.
600 W. SANTA ANA BLVD.
1601 E CHESTNUT AVENUE
720 SANTA BARBARA STREET
720 SANTA BARBARA STREET
P.O. BOX 28
3227 CHEADLE HALL
3227 CHEADLE HALL
3227 CHEADLE HALL
21515 CENTRE POINTE PARKWAY
21515 CENTRE POINTE PARKWAY
21515 CENTRE POINT PARKWAY
400 ENCINAL STREET
1000 41ST AVENUE, SUITE 1
2560 SKYWAY DRIVE
2560 SKYWAY DRIVE
5340 SKYLANE BLVD
5340 SKYLANE BLVD
5340 SKYLANE BLVD
3223 PRIMROSE AVENUE
3223 PRIMROSE AVENUE
3223 PRIMROSE AVENUE
1300 N DUTTON AVENUE
1300 N DUTTON AVENUE
1261 METZ ROAD
1261 METZ ROAD
1261 METZ ROAD
175 SO. FAIRVIEW LANE
400 OYSTER POINT BLVD
400 OYSTER POINT BLVD
400 OYSTER POINT BLVD
1115 MISSION ROAD
1115 MISSION ROAD
1115 MISSION ROAD
OFFICE OF SPONSORED RESEARCH (OSR)
2901 ARCH-AIRPORT ROAD
820 NORTH 6TH STREET
27488 ENTERPRISE CIRCLE WEST #4
27488 ENTERPRISE CIRCLE WEST #4
27488 ENTERPRISE CIRCLE WEST #4
87-225 CHURCH STREET
426 NORTH BLACKSTONE
426 NORTH BLACKSTONE
14131 YORBA STREET STE 200
14131 YORBA STREET STE 200
14131 YORBA STREET STE 200
925 NORTH STATE STREET
925 NORTH STATE STREET
2240 OLD RIVER ROAD
2240 OLD RIVER ROAD
34200 ALVARADO NILES ROAD
1126 W. FOOTHILL BLVD., SUITE 185
1126 W. FOOTHILL BLVD., SUITE 185
1126 W. FOOTHILL BLVD., SUITE 185
2 POSITIVE PLACE
255 W, STANLEY AVENUE, SUITE 100
255 W, STANLEY AVENUE, SUITE 100
2637 WEST BURREL AVENUE
2637 WEST BURREL AVENUE
1234 ARCADIA AVENUE
1234 ARCADIA AVENUE
294 GREEN VALLEY RD.
294 GREEN VALLEY RD.
294 GREEN VALLEY RD
294 GREEN VALLEY RD
930 WEST ACRES ROAD
930 WEST ACRES ROAD
14121 CEDARWOOD AVENUE
14121 CEDARWOOD AVENUE
111 MAIN ST.
111 MAIN ST.
111 MAIN ST.
14535 E. WHITTIER BLVD.
14535 E. WHITTIER BLVD.
120 PEARL STREET
435 SIXTH STREET
435 SIXTH STREET
1240 HARTER AVENUE
1280 SANTA ANITA COURT
630 COTTONWOOD STREET
630 COTTONWOOD STREET
630 COTTONWOOD STREET
970 KLAMATH LANE
15701 E 1ST AVENUE SUITE 217
57393 US HIGHWAY 285
57393 US HIGHWAY 285
6500 ARAPAHOE RD.
6500 ARAPAHOE RD.
2515 EAST STERLING CIRCLE, SUITE 200
6500 ARAPAHOE ROAD
6500 ARAPAHOE ROAD
6500 ARAPAHOE ROAD
6500 ARAPAHOE ROAD
3100 MARINE STREET, 572 UCB - RM. 481
3100 MARINE STREET, 572 UCB - RM. 481
3100 MARINE STREET, 572 UCB - RM. 481
207 NORTH NEVADA AVENUE
207 NORTH NEVADA AVENUE
900 GRANT STREET
900 GRANT STREET
910 SIXTEENTH STREET, STE 231
910 SIXTEENTH STREET, STE 231
2170 SOUTH PARKER ROAD
2170 SOUTH PARKER ROAD
4045 PECOS STREET
4045 PECOS STREET
4045 PECOS STREET
900 GRANT STREET
900 GRANT STREET
900 GRANT STREET
900 GRANT STREET
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
136 STATE CAPITOL
136 STATE CAPITOL
136 STATE CAPITOL
136 STATE CAPITOL
201 E 12TH ST
201 EAST 12TH STREET
1000 RIM DR.
10850 EAST WOODMEN ROAD
SPONSORED PROGRAMS - COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
SPONSORED PROGRAMS - COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
803 SCHOOL STREET
1829 DENVER WEST DRIVE
395 S. PRATT PARKWAY
1920 VALLEY DRIVE
1920 VALLEY DRIVE
315 WEST 11TH STREET
315 WEST 11TH STREET
1500 E. 128TH AVENUE
1500 E. 128TH AVENUE
1500 E. 128TH AVENUE
320 CHAPMAN STREET
SAYLES SCHOOL
960 MAIN STREET
30 LAUREL STREET SUITE
30 LAUREL STREET SUITE
232 WILLIAMS STREET, EAST
232 WILLIAMS STREET, EAST
450 CAPITOL AVENUE
450 CAPITOL AVENUE
450 CAPITOL AVENUE
450 CAPITOL AVENUE
25 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD
25 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD
25 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD
25 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD
949 BRIDGEPORT AVENUE
949 BRIDGEPORT AVENUE
949 BRIDGEPORT AVENUE
3 BRUSH HILL ROAD
125 EAST AVENUE
125 EAST AVENUE
438 WHITNEY ROAD EXT., UNIT 1133
438 WHITNEY ROAD EXT., UNIT 1133
438 WHITNEY ROAD EXT. UNIT 1133
2909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SE
2909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SE
2909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SE
317 8TH STREET, NE
317 8TH STREET, NE
5901 DIX STREET NE
5901 DIX STREET NE
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
2000 L STREET, NW
714 G STREET, SE
4606 SHERIFF RD NE
1763 COLUMBIA ROAD, NW
1763 COLUMBIA ROAD, NW
1763 COLUMBIA ROAD, NW
4606 SHERIFF RD NE
1816 12TH ST NW
1816 12TH ST NW
825 NORTH CAPITAL STREET, NE
4715-16 STREET, NW
253 42ND STREET, NE
253 42ND STREET, NE
620 MICHIGAN AVE, NE
37TH & O STREETS, NW
1090 VERMONT AVENUE NW
1090 VERMONT AVENUE NW
1090 VERMONT AVENUE NW
825 NORTH CAPITOL STREET NE
825 NORTH CAPITOL STREET NE
441 4TH STREET, NW
825 NORTH CAPITOL STREET NE
3720 MARTIN LUTHER KING AVE SE
3720 MARTIN LUTHER KING AVE SE
3720 MARTIN LUTHER KING AVE SE
3720 MARTIN LUTHER KING AVE SE
945 FOREST STREET
945 FOREST STREET
TOWNSEND BUILDING #279
TOWNSEND BUILDING #279
TOWNSEND BUILDING #279
TOWNSEND BUILDING #279
2900 VAN BUREN ST.
2900 VAN BUREN ST.
105 ROBINO COURT, SUITE 413
2900 VAN BUREN ST.
1825 FAULKLAND ROAD
1825 FAULKLAND ROAD
1825 FAULKLAND ROAD
1825 FAULKLAND ROAD
1915 SOUTH FLORAL AVENUE PO BOX 391
1915 SOUTH FLORAL AVENUE PO BOX 391
1915 SOUTH FLORAL AVENUE
215 MANATEE AVENUE WEST
215 MANATEE AVENUE WEST
STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
753 WEST BOULEVARD
753 WEST BOULEVARD
753 WEST BLVD.
1200 W. INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD
600 SE 3RD AVENUE
600 SE 3RD AVENUE
600 SE 3RD AVENUE
110 EAST BROWARD BLVD, SUITE 750
2855 COLONIAL BLVD.
319 GRINTER HALL
319 GRINTER HALL
219 GRINTER HALL
1007 W. MAIN STREET
1007 W. MAIN STREET
3100 UNIVERSITY BLVD S. STE 300
3100 UNIVERSITY BLVD S. STE 300
817 BILL BECK BOULEVARD
817 BILL BECK BOULEVARD
817 BILL BECK BOULEVARD
25 E. HICKPOCHEE AVENUE
25 E. HICKPOCHEE AVENUE
409 SW ST. JOHNS STREET
409 SW ST. JOHNS STREET
409 SW SAINT JOHNS STREET
409 SW SAINT JOHNS STREET
1096 US 27 N
1096 US 27 N
301 4TH STREET, SW
301 4TH STREET, SW
301 4TH STREET, SW
220 N. 13TH STREET
220 N. 13TH STREET
210 NE DUVAL AVENUE
P. O. BOX 5958
P. O. BOX 5958
363 NE CRAWFORD STREET
363 NE CRAWFORD STREET
363 NE CRAWFORD STREET
2700 JUDGE FRAN JAMIESON WAY
2620 SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE
1450 NE 2ND AVE., SUITE 926
1450 NE 2ND AVENUE, ROOM 926
1450 NE 2ND AVENUE, ROOM 926
300 NE 2ND AVENUE
16401 NW 37TH AVENUE
5775 OSCEOLA TRAIL
5775 OSCEOLA TRAIL
5775 OSCEOLA TRAIL
5775 OSCEOLA TRAIL
1105 SW 7TH RD.
1105 SW 7TH RD.
445 WEST AMELIA STREET
12201 RESEARCH PARKWAY, SUITE 501
12201 RESEARCH PARKWAY, SUITE 501
445 WEST AMELIA STREET
445 WEST AMELIA STREET
12201 RESEARCH PARKWAY
200 SOUTH 7TH STREET
200 SOUTH 7TH STREET
2191 JULIAN AVENUE, SUITE 2
2191 JULIAN AVENUE, SUITE 2
2901 SOUTH CONGRESS AVENUE
2901 SOUTH CONGRESS AVENUE
2751 NORTH H STREET
1149 CREIGHTON ROAD
1149 CREIGHTON ROAD
11000 UNIVERSITY PARKWAY
1960 LANDINGS BLVD.
1960 LANDINGS BLVD.
1400 OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY
500 EAST OCEAN BOULEVARD
325 WEST GAINES STREET
565 EAST TENNESSEE STREET
565 EAST TENNESSEE STREET
325 WEST GAINES STREET
325 WEST GAINES STREET
325 WEST GAINES STREET
325 WEST GAINES STREET
THE CAPITOL, SUITE 2105
THE CAPITOL, SUITE 2105
PL 04 THE CAPITOL
THE CAPITOL, SUITE 2105
3111 E. WILDER AVE.
3111 E. WILDER AVE.
3111 E. WILDER AVE.
201 WEST BURLEIGH BOULEVARD
3330 FOREST HILL BLVD
3330 FOREST HILL BLVD
P.O. BOX 427
1001 HIGHLAND AVE
1001 HIGHLAND AVE
PO BOX 609
PO BOX 609
477 WINDSON STREET
477 WINDSON STREET
477 WINDSON STREET
100 EDGEWOOD AVENUE, SUITE 710
100 EDGEWOOD AVENUE, SUITE 710
100 EDGEWOOD AVENUE, SUITE 710
130 TRINITY AVENUE
786 CLEVELAND AVE, SW
1500 CLIFTON ROAD
1858 TWIN TOWERS EAST
1858 TWIN TOWERS EAST
1858 TWIN TOWERS EAST
1858 TWIN TOWERS EAST
2 PEACHTREE STREET, NW
2 PEACHTREE STREET, NW
2 PEACHTREE STREET, NW
2 PEACHTREE STREET, NW
504 LAUREL STREET
504 LAUREL STREET
1313 EGMONT STREET
229 MULBERRY STREET
229 MULBERRY STREET
15 NELSON STREET
1100 SECOND STREET
1100 SECOND STREET
909 NE DYKES STREET
909 NE DYKES STREET
954 NORTH MAIN STREET
P. O. BOX 1199
1208 ANDREWS STREET
1208 ANDREWS STREET
P.O. BOX 360184
P.O. BOX 360184
9030 HIGHWAY 5
9030 HIGHWAY 5
720 COLLEGE ST.
720 COLLEGE ST.
720 COLLEGE ST.
P.O. BOX 206
P.O. BOX 206
193 PIERCE AVENUE
195 HOLT AVE.
195 HOLT AVE.
195 HOLT AVE.
CCSD - CENTER FOR PREVENTION/INTERVENTION
CCSD - CENTER FOR PREVENTION/INTERVENTION
995 ROSWELL STREET
995 ROSWELL STREET
514 GLOVER STREET
GRANTS MANAGER
GRANTS MANAGER
3 PROFESSIONAL COURT
405 N. ASH STREET
405 N. ASH STREET
405 N. ASH STREET
150 WILLIAMS RD. SUITE A
150 WILLIAMS RD. SUITE A
PO BOX 8005
1501 MILLPOND ROAD
P.O. BOX 1384
P.O. BOX 1384
202 COTTON STREET
202 COTTON STREET
202 COTTON STREET
P.O. BOX 2950
P.O. BOX 2950
P.O. BOX 2950
P.O. BOX 2950
P.O. BOX 3131
P.O. BOX 61516
1390 MILLER STREET
2530 DOLE STREET, SAKAMAKI D200
1390 MILLER STREET, RM #316
1390 MILLER STREET, RM #316
1390 MILLER STREET, RM #316
1390 MILLER STREET, RM #316
820 MILILANI STREET
820 MILILANI STREET
820 MILILANI STREET
820 MILILANI STREET
2350 DOLE ST., SAKAMAKI D200
OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES
OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES
900 FORT STREET MALL, SUITE 1300
900 FORT STREET MALL, SUITE 1300
458 KEAWE STREET
46-022 ALALOA ST. SUITE 216
46-022 ALALOA ST. SUITE 216
46-022 ALALOA ST. SUITE 216
200 S. GARNAVILLO STREET
306 SW SCHOOL STREET
729 21ST STREET
729 21ST STREET
1002 WEST FIRST STREET
600 SOUTH 4TH STREET
600 SOUTH 4TH STREET
600 SOUTH 4TH STREET
130 WEST FIFTH STREET
130 WEST FIFTH STREET
130 WEST FIFTH STREET
1606 BRADY STREET
901 WALNUT STREET
901 WALNUT STREET
GRIMES STATE OFFICE BLDG
EAST 14TH & GRAND STREETS
EAST 14TH & GRAND STREETS
EAST 14TH & GRAND STREETS
EAST 14TH & GRAND STREETS
STATE CAPITOL
STATE CAPITOL
STATE CAPITOL
STATE CAPITOL
2005 ASBURY ROAD
509 S. DUBUQUE STREET
509 S. DUBUQUE STREET
509 S. DUBUGE STREET
509 S. DUBUGE STREET
PO BOX 975
530 HENRY STREET
530 HENRY STREET
200 WEST SIXTH STREET
501 SOUTH 7TH STREET
612 SOUTH VERMONT STREET
612 SOUTH VERMONT STREET
317 COLUMBUS DRIVE
525 PALISADES ROAD
525 PALISADES ROAD
525 PALISADES ROAD
705 MAIN STREET
705 MAIN STREET
107 W. MARION
107 W. MARION
419 LAKE AVENUE
419 LAKE AVENUE
404 WEST MAIN STREET
404 WEST MAIN STREET
2530 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, SUITE 8
2530 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, SUITE 8
2530 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, SUITE 8
1059 THIRD AVENUE, NW
1059 THIRD AVENUE, NW
1059 3RD AVE NW
BOX 338
1910 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
1910 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
650 WEST STATE STREET
650 WEST STATE STREET
650 WEST STATE STREET
650 WEST STATE STREET
125 1ST AVENUE EAST
1102 HILL STREET
P.O. BOX 247
PO BOX 247
1303 E. CENTRAL DR.
MORRILL HALL ROOM 114
3115 POLE LINE ROAD
290 N. FIRST EAST
290 N. FIRST EAST
290 N. FIRST EAST
1854 EAST BROADWAY
1854 EAST BROADWAY
203 N. THIRD
203 N. THIRD
417 FIFTH STREET
417 FIFTH STREET
31 W. DOWNER PLACE
31 W. DOWNER PLACE
31 W. DOWNER PLACE
407 S. CALUMET
417 FIFTH STREET
80 S. RIVER STREET
6400 WEST MAIN
6400 WEST MAIN
6400 WEST MAIN
1000 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET
511 EAST MAIN
109 COBLE HALL
109 COBLE HALL
125 S. CLARK ST.
125 S. CLARK ST.
118 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
550 W. VAN BUREN
1919 W. CULLERTON
104 S. MICHIGAN AVE.
11 EAST ADAMS
11 EAST ADAMS
11 EAST ADAMS
104 S. MICHIGAN AVE.
104 S. MICHIGAN AVE.
1919 W. CULLERTON
801 N. DEARBORN
125 SOUTH CLARK STREET
6525 N. SHERIDAN RD
6525 N. SHERIDAN RD
125 SOUTH CLARK STREET 8TH FLOOR
125 SOUTH CLARK STREET 8TH FLOOR
125 SOUTH CLARK STREET 8TH FLOOR
1112 S. WABASH AVENUE, 4TH FL
1112 S. WABASH AVENUE, 4TH FL
1112 S. WABASH AVENUE, 3RD FL
1112 S. WABASH AVENUE, 3RD FL
220 E15TH STREET
700 ASHLAND AVENUE
700 ASHLAND AVENUE
100 W 10TH ST
PRAIRIE STATE COLLEGE
2423 S. AUSTIN AVENUE
1500 SANGAMON STREET
100 N. FRANKLIN STREET, SUITE B
100 N. FRANKLIN STREET, SUITE B
100 N. FRANKLIN STREET, SUITE B
117 NORTH MAIN STREET
117 NORTH MAIN STREET
117 NORTH MAIN STREET
2170 N. EDWARD ST.
2170 N. EDWARD ST.
2170 N. EDWARD ST.
101 WEST CERRO GORDO
301 LOWDEN HALL
PUBLIC SAFETY
1005 STATE ST.
1005 STATE ST.
355 EAST CHICAGO STREET
3701-G GRAND AVE
201 E JEFFERSON STREET
5175 HIGHWAY 13
5175 HIGHWAY 13
189 EAST COURT STREET, SUITE 600
1625 DEEP LAKE ROAD
1625 DEEP LAKE ROAD
8605 NORTH SECOND ST.
15652 HOMAN AVENUE
15652 HOMAN AVENUE
411 WEST MADISON STREET
411 WEST MADISON STREET
1619 11TH AVENUE
218 WEST 13TH STREET
RESEARCH & SPONSORED PROGRAMS
15350 SOUTH OAK PARK AVENUE
15350 SOUTH OAK PARK AVENUE
15350 SOUTH OAK PARK AVENUE
2130 NORTH KNOXVILLE AVENUE
2130 NORTH KNOXVILLE AVENUE
201 SOUTH MADISON STREET
201 SOUTH MADISON STREET
201 SOUTH MADISON STREET
4626 STATE HIGHWAY 154
4626 STATE HIGHWAY 154
100 NORTH FIRST STREET
100 NORTH FIRST STREET
100 NORTH FIRST STREET
100 NORTH FIRST STREET
2800 MONTVALE DRIVE
2800 MONTVALE DRIVE
207 WEST MAIN STREET
205 N RACE STREET PO BOX 3039
804 WEST KNOB STREET
1201 N. SHERIDAN ROAD
312 EAST FOREST AVENUE
312 EAST FOREST AVENUE
312 EAST FOREST AVENUE
421 N COUNTY FARM ROAD
304 EAST MCNAIR ROAD
227 W. JUDD STREET
460 W ST.
460 W ST.
460 W ST.
315 NORTH DRIVE
315 NORTH DRIVE
P.O. BOX 1847
P.O. BOX 1847
444 EAST TILDEN DRIVE
444 EAST TILDEN DRIVE
1000 FAIRVIEW AVENUE
625 STADIUM DRIVE
625 STADIUM DRIVE
1 SE NINTH STREET
1 SE NINTH STREET
1 SE 9TH STREET
3420 EAST MORGAN AVENUE
1 SE 9TH STREET
1 SE 9TH STREET
4824 HOMESTEAD ROAD
4824 HOMESTEAD ROAD
839 BROADWAY
839 BROADWAY
32 E. 7TH STREET
32 E. 7TH STREET
120 EAST WALNUT STREET
2960 N. MERIDIAN STREET
120 EAST WALNUT STREET
110 E. 16TH STREET
975 NORTH POST ROAD
8550 WOODFIELD CROSSING BOULEVARD
1220 S. HIGH SCHOOL ROAD
OFFICE OF RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
200 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
200 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
200 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
200 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
1 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE
1 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE
STATE HOUSE, 2ND FLOOR
1 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE
1520 ST. CHARLES STREET
18677 OLD STATE ROAD 37
18677 OLD STATE ROAD 37
18677 OLD STATE ROAD 37
801 1ST STREET
801 1ST STREET
2829 GEORGE STREET
2829 GEORGE STREET
MICHIGAN CITY AREA SCHOOLS
1000 W 4TH STREET
1000 W 4TH STREET
300 NORTH THIRD STREET
4711 SOUTH 500 WEST
300 HUB ETCHISON PARKWAY
300 HUB ETCHISON PARKWAY
850 N. HARRISON STREET
601 STADIUM MALL DRIVE
601 STADIUM MALL DRIVE
155 S. GRANT STREET, YOUNG HALL
155 S. GRANT STREET, YOUNG HALL
1002 ELM STREET
1002 ELM STREET
245 NE 30 ROAD
1745 WEST GRAND
1745 WEST GRAND
1745 WEST GRAND
1520 HASKELL AVE.
1520 HASKELL AVE.
P.O. BOX 219
12345 COLLEGE BLVD., 271-B RC
605 E CRAWFORD
605 E CRAWFORD
624 SW 24TH STREET
624 SW 24TH STREET
120 SE 10TH AVENUE
120 SOUTH EAST TENTH AVENUE
120 SOUTH EAST TENTH AVENUE
120 SOUTH EAST TENTH AVENUE
120 SOUTH EAST TENTH AVENUE
300 SW 10TH AVENUE
300 SW 10TH AVENUE
300 SW 10TH AVENUE
300 SW 10TH AVENUE
310 E 2ND ST N
310 E 2ND ST N
RT. 4
RT. 4
RT. 4 BOX 100
ROUTE 4 BOX 100
ROUTE 4 BOX 100
ROUTE 4 BOX 100
P. O. BOX 3000
288 WILDCAT LANE
288 WILDCAT LANE
4557 STATE ROUTE 1377
1906 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BOULEVARD, #21031
P.O. BOX 218
P.O. BOX 218
P.O. BOX 218
136 SOUTH COLUMBIA AVENUE
136 SOUTH COLUMBIA AVENUE
CORBIN BOARD OF EDUCATION
CORBIN BOARD OF EDUCATION
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
108 ROY KIDD AVENUE
25 EAST SEVENTH STREET
25 EAST SEVENTH STREET
25 EAST SEVENTH STREET
25 EAST SEVENTH STREET
ELIZABETHTOWN BOARD OF EDUCATION
ELIZABETHTOWN BOARD OF EDUCATION
1055 EATON DRIVE
1055 EATON DRIVE
400 EAST MAIN
400 EAST MAIN
400 EAST MAIN
CAPITOL PLAZA TOWER
CAPITOL PLAZA TOWER
CAPITOL PLAZA TOWER
CAPITOL PLAZA TOWER
700 CAPITOL AVENUE
700 CAPITOL AVENUE
700 CAPITOL AVENUE
700 CAPITOL AVENUE
202 W. WASHINGTON STREET
202 W. WASHINGTON STREET
228 S. CAROL MALONE BLVD.
521 BALL PARK ROAD
521 BALL PARK ROAD
THE RENDER CENTER, SUITE 1
THE RENDER CENTER, SUITE 1
ONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE
ONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE
ONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE
ONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE
ONE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE

P. O, BOX 869 - ROUTE 160


P. O, BOX 869 - ROUTE 160
P. O, BOX 869 - ROUTE 160
108 MAPLE STREET
108 MAPLE STREET
P. O. BOX 949
606 CRYSTAL PLACE, SUITE 9
606 CRYSTAL PLACE, SUITE 9
108 MAPLE STREET
108 MAPLE STREET
108 MAPLE STREET
1122 OAK HILL DRIVE
1122 OAK HILL DRIVE
109 KINKEAD HALL
109 KINKEAD HALL
710 NORTH MAIN STREET
VANHOOSE EDUCATION CENTER
VANHOOSE EDUCATION CENTER
VANHOOSE EDUCATION CENTER
1015 DORSEY LANE
1015 DORSEY LANE
900 SOUTH FLOYD
P. O. BOX 109 - GARDNER TRIAL
P. O. BOX 109 - GARDNER TRIAL
P. O. BOX 109 - GARDNER TRIAL
161 COLLEGE STREET
161 COLLEGE STREET
121 EAST SECOND STREET
121 EAST SECOND STREET
420 WELLS HALL
420 WELLS HALL
301 EAST 8TH STREET
301 EAST 8TH STREET
P.O. BOX 249
P.O. BOX 249
253 N. MAYO TRAIL
3343 LEXINGTON ROAD
3343 LEXINGTON ROAD
3343 LEXINGTON ROAD
316 SOUTH MAYO TRAIL
316 SOUTH MAYO TRAIL
P. O. BOX 3097
P. O. BOX 3097
7 JAMESTOWN STREET - P. O. BOX 2279
7 JAMESTOWN STREET - P. O. BOX 2279
7 JAMESTOWN STREET - P. O. BOX 2279
7 JAMESTOWN STREET - P. O. BOX 2279
7 JAMESTOWN STREET - P. O. BOX 2279
P. O. BOX 109
1040 HIGHWAY 44 EAST
1040 HIGHWAY 44 EAST
1040 HIGHWAY 44 EAST
1040 HIGHWAY 44 EAST
501 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
501 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
501 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
501 E. UNIVERSITY DR.
501 E. UNIVERSITY DR.
305 DANVILLE AVENUE - P, O, BOX 265
305 DANVILLE AVENUE - P, O, BOX 265
120 RAIDER WAY
120 RAIDER WAY
75 BOARDWALK
224 PARK STREET
224 PARK STREET
224 PARKS STREET
116 NORTH 4TH STREET
116 NORTH 4TH STREET
300 MAIN STREET
1415 MAIN STREET
P.O. BOX 4563
1415 MAIN STREET
P.O. BOX 4563
1050 SOUTH FOSTER DRIVE
1050 SOUTH FOSTER DRIVE
1050 SOUTH FOSTER DRIVE
1201 NORTH 3RD ST., 5TH FLOOR
1201 NORTH 3RD ST., 5TH FLOOR
1201 NORTH 3RD ST., 5TH FLOOR
1201 NORTH 3RD ST., 5TH FLOOR
150 THIRD STREET, ROOM 121
150 THIRD STREET, ROOM 121
150 THIRD STREET, ROOM 121
150 THIRD STREET, ROOM 121
316 SIBLEY STREET
200 EAST ST. BERNARD HIGHWAY
212 WEST 17TH AVENUE
201 STADIUM DRIVE
113 CHAPLIN DRIVE
113 CHAPLIN DR.
113 CHAPLIN DRIVE
635 CAJUNDOME BLVD
2536 DELTA POINTE DRIVE
2536 DELTA POINTE DRIVE
4600 RIVER ROAD
100 BRY ST.
100 BRY ST.
1515 JACKSON STREET
100 BRY ST.
2101 ROSELAWN AVE.
2101 ROSELAWN AVE.
2101 ROSELAWN AVE.
310 ROYAL STREET - P. O. BOX 16
310 ROYAL STREET - P. O. BOX 16
2626 CANAL STREET
2626 CANAL STREET
4480 GENERAL DE GAULLE DR.
1641 POLAND AVENUE
842 MARGARET PLACE
842 MARGARET PLACE
6019 FOX CHASE TRL
842 MARGARET PLACE
360 JORDAN STREET
6019 FOX CHASE TRL
360 JORDAN STREET
70 BOLTWOOD WALK
70 BUTTERFIELD TER
869 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
872 SOUTH STREET
161 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
25 KINGSTON STREET
25 KINGSTON STREET
161 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
26 COURT STREET
26 COURT STREET
10 PARK PLAZA, SUITE 3720
10 PARK PLAZA, SUITE 3720
10 PARK PLAZA, SUITE 3720
10 PARK PLAZA, SUITE 3720
320 MAIN STREET
101 ACADEMY DRIVE
112 ELM STREET
W32-135
1350 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
84 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
1934 FALMOUTH ROAD
545 WESTMINSTER STREET
116 FEDERAL STREET
116 FEDERAL STREET
116 FEDERAL STREET
P.O. BOX 6812
7 BALLARD WAY
7 BALLARD WAY
430 NORTH CANAL STREET
430 NORTH CANAL STREET
430 NORTH CANAL STREET
136 WATER STREET
146 MAPLE STREET
33 KEARNEY SQUARE
90 COMMERCIAL STREET
350 MAIN STREET
350 MAIN STREET
350 MAIN STREET
350 MAIN STREET
235 WEST FOSTER STREET
235 WEST FOSTER STREET
235 WEST FOSTER STREET
25 GILE ROAD
1330 HIGHLAND AVENUE
C/O OFFICE OF HUMAN SERVICES
455 COUNTY STREET
CAP
CAP
100 WALNUT STREET
100 WALNUT STREET
100 WALNUT STREET
269 FIRST STREET
269 FIRST STREET
269 FIRST STREET
269 FIRST STREET
82 OAKLAND RD.
476 NORTH AVENUE
198 SPRING STREET
68 NORTHAMPTON STREET
181 WASHINGTON STREET
101 STATE STREET , SUITE 601
101 STATE STREET , SUITE 601
101 STATE STREET , SUITE 601
11-13 HAMPDEN ST.
11-13 HAMPDEN ST.
11-13 HAMPDEN ST.
110 COUNTY STREET
89 WELLESLEY STREET
89 WELLESLEY STREET
111 MIDDLE STREET
111 MIDDLE STREET
621 MAIN STREET
621 MAIN STREET
484 MAIN STREET, SUITE 360
950 MAIN STREET
2644 RIVA ROAD
4202 BAYONNE AVENUE
3600 CLIPPER MILL ROAD SUITE 250
3600 CLIPPER MILL ROAD SUITE 250
3600 CLIPPER MILL ROAD SUITE 250
4202 BAYONNE AVENUE
4501 NORTH CHARLES STREET
200 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
200 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
200 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
200 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
301 W. PRESTON STREET
301 W. PRESTON STREET
301 W. PRESTON STREET
102 S. HICKORY AVENUE
11720 BELTSVILLE DRIVE, #900
11720 BELTSVILLE DRIVE, #900
6401 GREENTREE ROAD
7200 WISCONSIN AVENUE
7200 WISCONSIN AVENUE
202 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE
202 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE
30065 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE, SUITE 2
30065 BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE, SUITE 2
3112 LEE BUIDING
3112 LEE BUIDING
115 EAST CHURCH STREET
131 NENTEGO DRIVE
23160 MOAKLEY STREET
23160 MOAKLEY STREET
P.O. BOX 886
P.O. BOX 886
850 HUNGERFORD DRIVE
850 HUNGERFORD DRIVE
850 HUNGERFORD DRIVE
PO BOX 3356
VILLA MARIA CONTINUUM
VILLA MARIA CONTINUUM
300 EAST JOPPA RD, SUITE 1105
125 NORTH COURT STREET
125 NORTH COURT STREET
7982A CRISFIELD HWY
7982A CRISFIELD HWY
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
11 STATE HOUSE STATION
31A HOULTON RD.
31A HOULTON RD.
MSAD #21 103 WELD STREET
52 CHRISTIAN RIDGE ROAD
52 CHRISTIAN RIDGE ROAD
37 COLLEGE AVENUE
37 COLLEGE AVENUE
62 BROWNFIELD ROAD
62 BROWNFIELD ROAD
36 OAK STREET
36 OAK STREET
43 S. LUBEC RD.
43 S. LUBEC RD.
1570 MAIN STREET SUITE 11
1570 MAIN STREET SUITE 11
1570 MAIN STREET SUITE 11
196 ALLEN AVENUE
917 MAIN ST.
917 MAIN ST.
917 MAIN ST.
550 FIFTH STREET
550 FIFTH STREET
1500 NORTH PINE AVENUE
1500 NORTH PINE AVENUE
1500 NORTH PINE AVENUE
2555 SOUTH STATE ST.
2555 SOUTH STATE STREET
207 FLETCHER STREET, SUITE 2110
4228 2 MILE ROAD
4175 ANDOVER
11507 W. INDUSTRIAL DRIVE
11507 W. INDUSTRIAL DRIVE
6389 CLARKSTON ROAD
28 WEST ADAMS
28 WEST ADAMS
SUITE 450 FISHER BLDG
18045 JAMES COUZENS
5830 FIELD STREET
5830 FIELD STREET
4851 14TH STREET
4851 14TH STREET
4851 14TH STREET
10900 HARPER AVENUE
8126 W. VERNOR HWY
1151 TAYLOR STREET, B-WING ROOM 319
1151 TAYLOR STREET, B-WING ROOM 319
CONTRACT & GRANT ADMINISTRATION
2525 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH
2525 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH
2525 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH
2413 W. MAPLE AVENUE
2413 W. MAPLE AVENUE
OFFICE OF PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICE
OFFICE OF PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICE
805 LEONARD NE
40 MONROE CENTER, NW, SUIT 201
805 LEONARD NE
805 LEONARD NE
1331 FRANKLIN SE
1400 TOWNSEND DRIVE
29115 CARLYSLE ST.
29115 CARLYSLE ST.
29115 CARLYSLE ST.
29115 CARLYSLE ST.
29115 CARLYSLE ST.
1131 E. CENTER STREET
2615 STADIUM DRIVE
2615 STADIUM DRIVE
1819 E. MILHAM RD
519 W. KALAMAZOO ST.
519 W. KALAMAZOO ST.
519 W. KALAMAZOO ST.
1235-A CENTER STREET
1235-A CENTER STREET
1235-A CENTER STREET
2130 W. HOLMES ROAD
608 W. ALLEGAN
608 WEST ALLEGAN ST., 4TH FL
608 WEST ALLEGAN ST., 4TH FL
608 WEST ALLEGAN ST., 4TH FL
608 WEST ALLEGAN ST., 4TH FL
320 S. WALNUT STREET
320 S. WALNUT STREET
320 S. WALNUT STREET
320 S. WALNUT STREET
1101 S. RASINVILLE ROAD
2140 VALLEY ST.
349 W. WEBSTER AVENUE
349 W. WEBSTER AVENUE
101 PIONEER AVE.
101 PIONEER AVE.
101 PIONEER AVE.
24050 ITHACA
24050 ITHACA
14700 W. LINCOLN
47200 WOODWARD AVE
1460 COOLIDGE
2200 N. SQUIRREL ROAD
11185 W 2ND STREET
2201 OWEN ST.
2201 OWEN ST.
2201 OWEN ST.
6235 GRATIOT
550 MILLARD STREET
1916 W. U.S. 10
1916 W. U.S. 10
23077 GREENFIELD ROAD, SUITE 430
13101 ALLEN ROAD
13101 ALLEN ROAD
13940 LEROY
200 HEMLOCK STREET - P. O. BOX 659
200 HEMLOCK STREET - P. O. BOX 659
23033 NORTHLINE ROAD
5195 PONTIAC LAKE ROAD
KURZMAN ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
1150 SCOTT LAKE ROAD
1150 SCOTT LAKE ROAD
6555 WEST MAPLE ROAD
5810 COMMERCE ROAD
15 - 36TH STREET, SW
OFFICE OF RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
3390 100TH AVENUE
3390 100TH AVENUE
401 NW 3RD AVENUE
401 NW 3RD AVENUE
208 CENTRAL AVENUE NE
875 BARSTAD ROAD NORTH
302 WEST FIRST STREET
302 WEST FIRST STREET
215 N. 1ST AVE E.
215 N. 1ST AVE E.
215 N. 1ST AVE E.
1001 HIGHWAY 7
197 SCHOOL LANE
197 SCHOOL LANE
400 WEST MAIN STREET, SUITE 201
807 NE BROADWAY
807 NE BROADWAY
200 OAK STREET SE
450 MCNAMERA ALUMNI CENTER 200 OAK STREET S.E
450 MCNAMERA ALUMNI CENTER 200 OAK STREET S.E
1104 7TH AVENUE S.
1104 7TH AVENUE S.
PO BOX 430
PO BOX 430
1651 JEFFERSON PARKWAY
1820 XENIUM LANE NORTH
P.O. BOX 539
P.O. BOX 499
1910 W COUNTY ROAD B
1910 W COUNTY ROAD B
1910 W COUNTY ROAD B
1500 WEST HIGHWAY 36
1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST
1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST
1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST
1500 HIGHWAY 36 WEST
360 COLBORNE STREET
130 STATE CAPITOL
130 STATE CAPITOL
130 STATE CAPITOL
130 STATE CAPITOL
15 SIXTH AVE. NORTH
15 SIXTH AVE. NORTH
15 SIXTH AVE. NORTH
1000 44TH AVE NORTH
720 4TH AVENUE, S, 210 AS
328 WEST KELLOGG BLVD
328 WEST KELLOGG BLVD
2550 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
PO BOX 68
244 EAST BRIDGE AVENUE
244 EAST BRIDGE AVENUE
745 JEFFCO BLVD
745 JEFFCO BLVD
745 JEFFCO BLVD
PO BOX 613 720 PEABODY
1020 OLD HWY 36
1020 OLD HWY 36
1020 OLD HWY 36
1818 W. WORLEY
800 N. PROVIDENCE, STE. 110
800 N. PROVIDENCE, STE. 110
OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS - UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
310 JESSE HALL
111 E. NORTH ST.
111 E. NORTH ST.
111 E. NORTH ST.
15955 NEW HALLS PERRY ROAD
15955 NEW HALLS PERRY ROAD
55 SOUTH RODNEY
205 JEFFERSON STREET
205 JEFFERSON STREET
205 JEFFERSON STREET
205 JEFFERSON STREET
1706 EAST ELM STREET
1706 EAST ELM STREET
1706 EAST ELM STREET
1706 EAST ELM STREET
510 COLLEGE AVENUE
6TH WALNUT
6TH WALNUT
801 E 12TH STREET
801 E 12TH STREET
5309 S. MAIN - P. O. BOX 96
5309 S. MAIN - P. O. BOX 96
1110 N. WESTWOOD BLVD
1110 N. WESTWOOD BLVD
1110 N. WESTWOOD BLVD
126 SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL AVENUE
P. O. BOX 469
901 S. NATIONAL AVENUE
101 E. SCIOTO
101 E. SCIOTO
5223 N. 30TH STREET
801 NORTH 11TH STREET
WARD EDWARDS 1800
411 N. MADISON
124 N. MAIN STREET
124 N. MAIN STREET
PANOLA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
P. O. BOX 1359
P. O. BOX 1359
754A MARTIN LUTHER KING DRIVE
754A MARTIN LUTHER KING DRIVE
754A MARTIN LUTHER KING DRIVE
212 WEST CLARK AVENUE
1101 NORTH MAIN STREET
P. O BOX 1977
P. O BOX 1977
118 COLLEGE DRIVE, #5157
1450 WEST CAPITOL STREET
1450 WEST CAPITOL STREET
310 AIRPORT ROAD
310 AIRPORT ROAD
310 AIRPORT ROAD
662 S. PRESIDENT STREET
662 S. PRESIDENT STREET
662 S. PRESIDENT STREET
P.O. BOX 771
P.O. BOX 771
359 NORTH WEST STREET
359 NORTH WEST ST, SUITE 162
359 NORTH WEST ST, SUITE 162
359 NORTH WEST ST, SUITE 162
359 NORTH WEST ST, SUITE 162
3750 1-55 N. FRONTAGE ROAD
3750 1-55 N. FRONTAGE ROAD
3750 1-55 N. FRONTAGE ROAD
3750 1-55 N. FRONTAGE ROAD
5152 MAIN STREET
5152 MAIN STREET
15867 HIGHWAY 14 EAST WEST OF THE 45 BYPASS
15867 HIGHWAY 14 EAST WEST OF THE 45 BYPASS
15867 HIGHWAY 14 EAST WEST OF THE 45 BYPASS
346 THOMAS E. JOLLY DRIVE
346 THOMAS E. JOLLY DRIVE
133 ETHEREDGE HALL
2129 CANTY STREET
P. O. BOX 609
P. O. BOX 609
104 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
104 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
104 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
401 GREENSBORO STREET
401 GREENSBORO STREET
401 GREENSBORO STREET
401 GREENSBORO STREET
401 GRRENSBORO STREET
401 GRRENSBORO STREET
1500 MISSION 66 STREET
618 SUMMIT STREET
218 FAIRGROUND STREET
RR 1, BOX 620
RR 1, BOX 620
RR 1, BOX 620
PO BOX 4325
PO BOX 4325
PO BOX 4325
P.O. BOX 172470
155 W. GRANITE
PO BOX 117
PO BOX 117
55 SOUTH RODNEY STREET
55 SOUTH RODNEY STREET
34 WEST SIXTH AVENUE
34 WEST SIXTH AVENUE
P.O. BOX 202501
P.O. BOX 202501
1227 11TH AVENUE
1227 11TH AVENUE
3075 NORTH MONTANA AVENUE
3075 NORTH MONTANA AVENUE
3075 NORTH MONTANA AVENUE
303 NORTH ROBERTS STREET
215 SOUTH SIXTH STREET WEST
215 SOUTH SIXTH STREET WEST
OFFICE OF RESEARCH & SPONSORED PROG
P. O. BOX 278
P. O. BOX 278
421 ANDREW NW
421 ANDREW NW
421 ANDREW NW
221 4TH AVE SW
221 4TH AVE SW
216 WEST 6TH STREET
2222 SOUTH FAYETTEVILLE STREET
2222 SOUTH FAYETTEVILLE STREET
175 BINGHAM ROAD
PO BOX 624
PO BOX 624
PO BOX 624
280 SCHOOL DRIVE
280 SCHOOL DRIVE
280 SCHOOL DRIVE
925 PENDERLEA HIGHWAY
925 PENDERLEA HIGHWAY
701 EAST MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD
701 EAST MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD
9201 UNIVERSITY CITY BOULEVARD
9201 UNIVERSITY CITY BOULEVARD
2958 CARATOKE HIGHWAY
2958 CARATOKE HIGHWAY
807 W. CHAPEL HILL STREET
807 W. CHAPEL HILL STREET
807 W. CHAPEL HILL STREET
2188 CAMPUS BOX
2188 CAMPUS BOX
P.O. BOX 2357
P.O. BOX 2357
P.O. BOX 2357
P.O. BOX 2357
GREENVILLE CENTRE 2906
P.O. BOX 468
P.O. BOX 468
P.O. BOX 468
200 EAST KING STREET
322 SOUTH MAIN STREET
616 ASHE AVE, NW
616 ASHE AVE, NW
410 CATON ROAD
410 CATON ROAD
700 EAST PARKER ROAD
PO DRAWER 989
ONE UNIVERSITY PLACE
911 ANDREWS ROAD
911 ANDREWS ROAD
911 ANDREWS ROAD
P. O. BOX 1508
P. O. BOX 1508
PO BOX 544
P.O. BOX 223
P.O. BOX 223
P.O. BOX 223
3600 WAKE FOREST ROAD
301 NORTH WILMINGTON STREE
301 NORTH WILMINGTON STREE
301 NORTH WILMINGTON STREE
301 NORTH WILMINGTON STREE
3021 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
3021 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
3021 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
3021 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
P. O. BOX 2349
P. O. BOX 2349
106 GORDON ST.
2320 HWY. 70 E. BUSINESS
1147 SALISBURY ROAD
805 N. FRANKLINS STREET, SUITE 212
805 N. FRANKLINS STREET, SUITE 212
601 SOUTH COLLEGE ROAD
601 SOUTH COLLEGE ROAD
601 SOUTH COLLEGE ROAD
601 SOUTH COLLEGE ROAD
1605 MILLER STREET
1605 MILLER STREET
1605 MILLER STREET - P. O. BOX 2513
1605 MILLER STREET - P. O. BOX 2513
TURTLE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
TURTLE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
PO BOX 4106
600 E. BOULEVARD AVENUE
600 E. BOULEVARD AVENUE
600 E. BOULEVARD AVENUE
600 E. BOULEVARD AVENUE
600 EAST BLVD AVENUE
600 EAST BLVD AVENUE
600 EAST BLVD AVENUE
600 EAST BLVD AVENUE
135 W. VILLARD ST.
135 W. VILLARD ST.
135 W. VILLARD ST.
1735 RESEARCH PARK DRIVE
2400 47TH AVE S. - P. O. BOX 6000
2400 47TH AVE S. - P. O. BOX 6000
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
920 LINDEN AVENUE
920 LINDEN AVENUE
123 SOUTH WEBB ROAD
123 SOUTH WEBB ROAD
123 SOUTH WEBB ROAD
P.O. BOX 9
P.O. BOX 9
1100 NORTH WASHINGTON
1100 NORTH WASHINGTON
6201 HAVELOCK AVENUE
6201 HAVELOCK AVENUE
6201 HAVELOCK AVENUE
5901 O STREET
5901 O STREET
5901 O STREET
5901 O STREET
312 NORTH 14TH STREET
312 N 14TH STREET
301 CENTENNIAL MALL, SOUTH
301 CENTENNIAL MALL, SOUTH
301 CENTENNIAL MALL, SOUTH
301 CENTENNIAL MALL, SOUTH
1000 N.E. 10TH STREET
1000 N.E. 10TH STREET
1000 N.E. 10TH STREET
1000 N.E. 10TH STREET
700 W. 7TH STREET
700 W. 7TH STREET
3215 CUMING ST.
1004 FARNAM STREET, STE. 200
1004 FARNAM STREET, STE. 200
TEACHER ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER
183 HILLSIDE AVENUE
183 HILLSIDE AVENUE
249 PLEASANT ST.
101 PLEASANT STREET
101 PLEASANT STREET
101 PLEASANT STREET
101 PLEASANT STREET
29 HAZEN DRIVE
29 HAZEN DRIVE
29 HAZEN DRIVE
29 HAZEN DRIVE
174 EMERALD ST.
174 EMERALD ST.
9 DEPOT STREET SUITE 2
9 DEPOT STREET SUITE 2
9 DEPOT STREET SUITE 2
101 HENDRICKSON AVENUE
101 HENDRICKSON AVENUE
700 FOUNTAIN AVENUE
460 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE
100 DOBBS LANE, SUITE 202
100 DOBBS LANE, SUITE 202
100 DOBBS LANE, SUITE 202
300 WEST CHESTNUT STREET
300 WEST CHESTNUT STREET
501 OPENAKI ROAD
112 RUES LANE
701 WARREN STREET
701 WARREN STREET
379 SOUTH BRANCH ROAD
379 SOUTH BRANCH ROAD
346 CLAREMONT AVENUE
109 KIEL AVENUE
85 WILLIAMS ST.
655 PRINCETON AVENUE
169 BROAD STREET
525 ACADEMY ST.
1824 DR. DENNIS FOREMAN DRIVE
1 NORMAL AVENUE
803 NORTH STANWICK ROAD
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS
25 JAMES STREET
25 JAMES STREET
25 JAMES STREET
OFFICE OF HEATH AND PHYSICAL ED-STUDENT ASSISTANT PROG.
OFFICE OF HEATH AND PHYSICAL ED-STUDENT ASSISTANT PROG.
55 PYLE STREET
55 PYLE STREET
327 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
327 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
327 E. RIDGEWOOD AVE
101 PASSAIC AVENUE
101 PASSAIC AVENUE
30 CHURCH STREET
30 CHURCH STREET
538 NEWARK POMPTON TURNPIKE
538 NEWARK POMPTON TURNPIKE
501 S. WARWICK ROAD
501 S. WARWICK ROAD
400 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE
1 MERRISON STREET
108 N. CLINTON AVENUE
PO BOX 500
100 RIVER VIEW PLAZA
100 RIVER VIEW PLAZA
100 RIVER VIEW PLAZA
100 RIVER VIEW PLAZA
P.O. BOX 500
P.O. BOX 500
P.O. BOX 500
P.O. BOX 500
45 REINHARDT ROAD
300 POMPTON ROAD
6028 BROADWAY
6400 UPTOWN NE
6400 UPTOWN NE
6301 CENTRAL AVENUE, NW
6301 CENTRAL AVENUE, NW
6301 CENTRAL AVENUE, NW
6400 UPTOWN BLVD, NE, SUITE 380 WEST
6400 UPTOWN BLVD, NE, SUITE 380 WEST
1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
5600 EAGLE ROCK AVE, N.E. ROOM 201
5600 EAGLE ROCK AVE, N.E. ROOM 201
PO DRAWER 70
224 N. CAMINO DEL PUEBLO
224 N. CAMINO DEL PUEBLO
224 N. CAMINO DEL PUEBLO
1001 SOUTH DIAMOND STREET
1001 SOUTH DIAMOND STREET
714 DON DIEGO
714 DON DIEGO
2001 N DUSTIN AVENUE
2001 N DUSTIN AVENUE
2001 NORTH DUSTIN
2001 NORTH DUSTIN
2001 NORTH DUSTIN
PO BOX 1318
P.O. BOX 2140
PO BOX 907
PO BOX 907
610 ALTA VISTA
610 ALTA VISTA
610 ALTA VISTA
610 ALTA VISTA
300 DON GASPAR
300 DON GASPAR
1190 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE
1190 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE
1190 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE
1190 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE
610 ALTA VISTA
700 EAST 5TH STREET
700 EAST 5TH STREET
700 EAST 5TH STREET
700 EAST 5TH STREET
4126 TECHNOLOGY WAY
4126 TECHNOLOGY WAY
4126 TECHNOLOGY WAY
505 EAST KING STREET
5100 W. SAHARA AVENUE
5100 W. SAHARA AVENUE
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
495 APPLE STREET
120 BROADWAY
120 BROADWAY
1492 CENTRAL AVE
OFFICE FOR SPONSORED PROGRAMS, MSC 312
1400 WASHINGTON AVENUE
1400 WASHINGTON AVENUE
ACADEMY PARK (ELK STREET)
ACADEMY PARK (ELK STREET)
UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY, SUNY
1400 WASHINGTON AVENUE
EMSC/STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
EMSC/STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
111 EDUCATION BUILDING
111 EDUCATION BUILDING
111 EDUCATION BUILDING
111 EDUCATION BUILDING
1450 WESTERN AVENUE
1450 WESTERN AVENUE
1450 WESTERN AVENUE
1450 WESTERN AVENUE
1 GORDON DRIVE
435 GLENWOOD ROAD
160 VAN WYCK BLVD.
350 NEW CAMPUS DRIVE
2789 SCHURZ AVENUE
2789 SCHURZ AVENUE
922 HOE AVENUE
922 HOE AVENUE
922 HOE AVENUE
COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 9
441 EAST FORDHAM ROAD
441 EAST FORDHAM ROAD
3001 WEST 37TH STREET
3001 WEST 37TH STREET
600 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR
600 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR
600 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR
85 RIVER ROCK DRIVE
275 OAK STREET
PO BOX 231 STATE STREET ROAD
P.O. BOX 231
P.O. BOX 231
P.O. BOX 231
3600 UNION AVENUE
2650 GREAT NECK ROAD
RTS. 5 & 77, P. O. BOX 308
RTS. 5 & 77, P. O. BOX 308
280 PRINCETON AVENUE, EXT.
951 HOFFMAN STREET
951 HOFFMAN STREET
951 HOFFMAN STREET
951 HOFFMAN STREET
239 ONEIDA ST
ONE EDUCATION DRIVE
6076 STATE FARM ROAD
86 EAST ARGONNE ROAD
50 CLINTON STREET, SUITE 607
50 CLINTON STREET, SUITE 607
42 ALBANY STREET
25 PEARL STREET
25 PEARL STREET
25 PEARL STREET
1 JAMES L. GIBBS DR.
1 JAMES L. GIBBS DR.
1 JAMES L. GIBBS DR.
35-59 81 STREET
101 E. FOURTH ST.
101 E. FOURTH ST.
101 E. FOURTH ST.
6 WIERK AVENUE
6 WIERK AVENUE
6 WIERK AVENUE
6 PUPPY LANE
3372 STATE ROUTE 11
3372 STATE ROUTE 11
179 COUNTY ROUTE 64
223 WISNER AVENUE
223 WISNER AVENUE
223 WISNER AVENUE
165 NORTH COLUMBUS AVE.
62 OLD MIDDLETOWN ROAD
4747 MIDDLE SETTLEMENT ROAD
175 ROUTE 32 NORTH
515 NORTH AVENUE
515 NORTH AVENUE
515 NORTH AVENUE
515 NORTH AVENUE
80 PITT STREET
5 HANOVER SQUARE
5 HANOVER SQUARE
105 EAST 22ND STREET
333 SEVENTH AVE, 7TH FLOOR
1440 BROADWAY, 16TH FLOOR
1440 BROADWAY, 16TH FLOOR
1440 BROADWAY, 16TH FLOOR
105 EAST 22ND STREET
P.O. BOX 132
52 CHAMBERS STREET
520 EIGHT AVENUE 18TH FLOOR
520 EIGHT AVENUE 18TH FLOOR
230 W. 41ST STREET
899 TENTH AVENUE
52 CHAMBERS STREET
111 BROADWAY
223 EAST 30TH STREET
ALUMNI HALL, FIRST FLOOR
1825 WINDFALL RD.
1825 WINDFALL RD.
1825 WINDFALL RD.
201 SUNRISE HIGHWAY
JAMES HINES ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
JAMES HINES ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
20 AMPERSAND DR.
20 AMPERSAND DR.
20 AMPERSAND DR.
1585 MILITARY TURNPIKE
1585 MILITARY TURNPIKE
ONE GATEWAY PLAZA
77 CANON STREET
8000 UTOPIA PARKWAY
8000 UTOPIA PARKWAY
232 S. PLYMOUTH AVENUE
131 WEST BROAD STREET
131 WEST BROAD STREET
131 WEST BROAD STREET
1 LOMB MEMORIAL DRIVE
131 WEST BROAD STREET
112 E THOMAS STREET
112 E THOMAS STREET
23 SANTANONI AVENUE
P.O. BOX 466
P.O. BOX 466
P.O. BOX 466
1 GENIUM PLAZA
108 EDUCATION DRIVE
108 EDUCATION DRIVE
108 EDUCATION DRIVE
108 EDUCATION DRIVE
6262 STATE ROAD 88
725 HARRISON STREET
725 HARRISON STREET
725 HARRISON STREET
725 HARRISON STREET
239 CAYUGA STREET
933 GOODRICH ST.
933 GOODRICH ST.
933 GOODRICH ST.
933 GOODRICH STREET
933 GOODRICH STREET
1704 STATE STREET
1704 STATE STREET
ONE LARKIN CENTER
ONE LARKIN CENTER
507 RICHLAND AVENUE SUITE 108
507 RICHLAND AVENUE SUITE 108
340 34TH STREET
340 34TH STREET
953 CHERRY STREET
953 CHERRY STREET
1867 N. RESEARCH DRIVE
1867 N. RESEARCH DRIVE
1867 N. RESEARCH DRIVE
1867 N. RESEARCH DRIVE
106 UNIVERSITY HALL
1867 N, RESEARCG DRIVE
6638 MILL ROAD
6638 MILL ROAD
117 E. MANSFIELD ST.
117 E. MANSFIELD ST.
1341 MARKET AVE.
1341 MARKET AVE.
617 MCKINLEY AVENUE, SW
5240 PLUM ROAD
301 OAK STREET
301 OAK STREET
1620 WEST GALBRAITH ROAD
1620 WEST GALBRAITH ROAD
2651 BURNET AVENUE
210 NORTH COOPER
1380 EAST SIXTH STREET
270 E. STATE STREET
270 E. STATE STREET
270 E. STATE STREET
25 SOUTH FRONT STREET
25 SOUTH FRONT STREET
25 SOUTH FRONT STREET
25 SOUTH FRONT STREET
280 NORTH HIGH STREET, 12TH FLOOR
280 NORTH HIGH STREET, 12TH FLOOR
280 NORTH HIGH STREET, 12TH FLOOR
280 NORTH HIGH STREET, 12TH FLOOR
9 N EDWIN C MOSSES BOULEVARD
9 N EDWIN C MOSSES BOULEVARD
115 SOUTH LUDLOW STREET
42101 GRISWOLD ROAD
5640 BRIARCLIFF DRIVE
1 TOMCAT DR.
1 TOMCAT DR.
1 TOMCAT DR.
3805 MARLANE DR.
5539 EUREKA DRIVE
5539 EUREKA DRIVE
5539 EUREKA DRIVE
107 LANCASTER DRIVE
107 LANCASTER DRIVE
751 E WHEELING STREET
30 W. MAIN STREET
30 W. MAIN STREET
122 EAST MARKET STREET
1495 WEST LONGVIEW AVENUE
1495 WEST LONGVIEW AVENUE
1107 OWENS ROAD W.
1107 OWENS ROAD W.
601C PITTSBURG AVENUE
601C PITTSBURG AVENUE
85 EAST MAIN STREET
85 EAST MAIN STREET
85 EAST MAIN STREET
124 PUTNAM PARKWAY
124 PUTNAM PARKWAY
920 ELM ST.
920 ELM ST.
920 ELM ST.
407 DECATUR STREET
P.O. BOX 98
P.O. BOX 98
700 SOUTH LIMESTONE AVE
700 SOUTH LIMESTONE AVE
108 N. MAIN ST.
108 N. MAIN ST.
520 BROADWAY STREET
520 BROADWAY STREET
2740 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE
2740 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE
2740 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE
420 EAST MANHATTAN BOULEVARD
17 HILLGARD STREET
17 HILLGARD STREET
17 HILLGARD STREET
261 MONROE ST.
261 MONROE ST.
1984 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
1984 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
20 WEST WOOD STREET
112 S. MAIN
112 S. MAIN
1201 WEST 9TH STREET
400 W. WILL ROGERS BLVD.
14340 S. 302ND EAST AVE.
1323 WACO STREET
1323 WACO STREET
1323 WACO STREET. - P. O. DRAWER 1160
1323 WACO STREET. - P. O. DRAWER 1160
P. O. BOX 580
PO BOX 580
P.O. BOX 580
P.O. BOX 580
P.O. BOX 580
100 MUSE AVENUE
100 MUSE AVENUE
500 S. INDEPENDENCE
500 S. INDEPENDENCE
PO BOX 370
PO BOX 370
P. O. BOX 370
20670 WALKER AVENUE
20670 WALKER AVENUE
103 NE AVENUE A
103 NE AVENUE A
110 NE 6TH STREET
214 E. CARL HUBBELL BLVD
7217 S.E. 15TH STREET
7217 S.E. 15TH STREET
7217 S.E. 15TH STREET
7217 S.E. 15TH STREET
7217 S.E. 15TH STREET
PO BOX 176
202 WEST BROADWAY STREET
202 WEST BROADWAY STREET
OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES
731 ELM AVENUE
900 NORTH KLEIN
2500 NORTH LINCOLN BLVD
2500 NORTH LINCOLN BLVD
2500 NORTH LINCOLN BLVD
2500 NORTH LINCOLN BLVD
1200 NE 13TH
1200 NE 13TH
1200 NE 13TH
1200 NE 13TH
2203 NORTH ASH STREET
2203 NORTH ASH STREET
100 MOCKINGBIRD LANE
100 MOCKINGBIRD LANE
RURAL ROUTE 6
RURAL ROUTE 6
RURAL ROUTE 6
212 W. 7TH ST.
P.O. BOX 517
P.O. BOX 517
225 N. WATER STREET
225 N. WATER STREET
P.O. BOX 517
P.O. BOX 517
3015 EAST SKELLY DRIVE #211
3015 EAST SKELLY DRIVE #211
3027 S NEW HAVEN AVE
308 N.E. 2ND STREET
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 1
905 4TH AVENUE, SE
905 4TH AVENUE, SE
1250 SISKIYOU BLVD
P.O. BOX 678
P.O. BOX 678
200 NORTH MONROE
1840 WILLAMETTE STREET
200 NORTH MONROE
200 NORTH MONROE
200 NORTH MONROE
5219 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
1204 NE 201ST AVENUE
1204 NE 201ST AVENUE
1204 NE 201ST AVENUE
PO BOX 5439
PO BOX 5439
PO BOX 5439
3083 NE 49TH PLACE
3083 NE 49TH PLACE
3083 NE 49TH PLACE
1336 AVALON STREET
1336 AVALON STREET
316 MAIN STREET ; PO BOX 243
500 MONROE STREET
500 MONROE STREET
500 MONROE STREET
WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
1808 SE BELMONT STREET
1808 SE BELMONT STREET
P. O. BOX 1110
195 S.W. 3RD AVENUE
195 S.W. 3RD AVENUE
1207 SW FRAZER AVENUE
1207 SW FRAZER AVENUE
10301 NE GLISAN STREET
10301 NE GLISAN STREET
10301 NE GLISAN STREET
1478 NE KILLINGSWORTH
7211 SE 62ND AVE.
3737 PORTLAND RD, NE
255 CAPITOL STREET, N.E.
255 CAPITOL STREET, N.E.
255 CAPITOL STREET, N.E.
255 CAPITOL STREET, N.E.
500 SUMMER STREET, NE
500 SUMMER STREET, NE
500 SUMMER STREET, NE
500 SUMMER STREET, NE
36525 SE INDUSTRIAL WAY
3632 WEST 10TH STREET
3632 WEST 10TH STREET
6960 SW SANDBURG ROAD
6960 SW SANDBURG ROAD
31 S. PENN STREET
31 S. PENN STREET
31 S. PENN STREET
15 ACADEMY LANE
15 ACADEMY LANE
1516 SYCAMORE STREET
110 CAMPUS DRIVE
302 CHAMBER PLAZA
302 CHAMBER PLAZA
302 CHAMBER PLAZA
698 DWIGHT STREET
600 EAST HIGH STREET
137 S. WASHINGTON STREET
227 WEST HIGH STREET
227 WEST HIGH STREET
227 WEST HIGH STREET
3550 ELMERTON AVENUE
333 MARKET STREET
2986 N. 2ND ST
333 MARKET ST., HARRISTOWN 2
333 MARKET ST., HARRISTOWN 2
333 MARKET ST., HARRISTOWN 2
333 MARKET ST., HARRISTOWN 2
3101 NORTH FRONT STREET
3101 NORTH FRONT STREET
3101 NORTH FRONT STREET
3101 NORTH FRONT STREET
630 JANET AVENUE
630 JANET AVENUE
630 JANET AVENUE
1020 NEW HOLLAND AVENUE
1020 LEHIGH AVENUE
1020 LEHIGH AVENUE
200 CHURCH STREET
100 GREEN AVENUE - ANNEX
100 GREEN AVENUE - ANNEX
100 GREEN AVENUE - ANNEX
PO BOX 38
107 EAST THIRD STREET
107 EAST THIRD STREET
223 CLEVER ROAD
2527 US HIGHWAY 522 SOUTH
9000 GATEWAY CAMPUS BLVD
401 N. WHITEHALL RD.
401 N. WHITEHALL RD.
1901 E. PAPER MILL ROAD
216 WEST SOMERSET STREET
216 WEST SOMERSET STREET
123 S. BROAD STREET, SUITE 2180
123 S. BROAD STREET, SUITE 2180
123 S. BROAD STREET, SUITE 2180
2027 CHESTNUT STREET
440 NORTH BROAD STREET
801 S. 15TH STREET
3451 WALNUT STREET
400 N. BROAD STREET
8235 OHIO RIVER BOULEVARD
341 SOUTH BELLEFIELD AVE
800 ALLEGHENY AVENUE
5301 TACONY STREET
5301 TACONY STREET
121 SOUTH HESS STREET
121 SOUTH HESS STREET
303 WINDSOR STREET, CENTRE PARK
17 MAPLE AVENUE - P. O. BOX 130
116 N. WASHINGTON AVENUE
116 N. WASHINGTON AVENUE
307 DUFF ROAD
307 DUFF ROAD
ONE MEDICAL CENTER BOULEVARD
ONE MEDICAL CENTER BOULEVARD
353 W. LANCASTER AVENUE
353 W. LANCASTER AVENUE
630 EVANS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
PO BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
P.O. BOX 190759
14 HARRINGTON ROAD
14 HARRINGTON ROAD
14 HARRINGTON ROAD
14 HARRINGTON ROAD
70 LOWER COLLEGE ROAD, SUITE 2
905 WESTNUBSTER STREET
255 WESTMINSTER STREET, RM. 605
255 WESTMINSTER STREET, RM. 605
255 WESTMINSTER STREET
255 WESTMINSTER STREET
255 WESTMINSTER STREET
255 WESTMINSTER STREET
3296 POST ROAD
3296 POST ROAD
3296 POST ROAD
P.O. BOX 439
1300 KING STREET
1301 DUBOSE COURT
1301 DUBOSE COURT
75 CALHOUN STREET
75 CALHOUN STREET
109 HINTON STREET
109 HINTON STREET
211 NORTH BROAD STREET
1616 RICHLAND STREET
1616 RICHLAND STREET
121 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
121 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
121 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
1429 SENATE STREET
1429 SENATE STREET
1429 SENATE STREET
1429 SENATE STREET
101 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
101 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
101 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
101 EXECUTIVE CENTER DRIVE
P.O. BOX 260005
P.O. BOX 260005
P.O. BOX 260005
301 CAMPERDOWN WAY
423 SCHOOL STREET
125 S. BLANDING ST.
300 S. CATAWBA
300 S. CATAWBA
P.O. BOX 1835
P.O. BOX 1835
300 SOUTH CATAWBA STREET
300 SOUTH CATAWBA STREET
PO BOX 1252
719 NORTH MAIN STREET
719 NORTH MAIN STREET
P. O. BOX 689
P. O. BOX 689
5055 LACKAWANNA BOULEVARD
404 NORTH WISE ROAD
1475 EAST LIBERTY STREET
PO BOX 500
PO BOX 500
PO BOX 87
PO BOX 87
PO BOX 87
P. O. BOX 87
EAST HIGHWAY 34
EAST HIGHWAY 34
EAST HIGHWAY 34
EAST HIGHWAY 34
EAST WEST HIGHWAY 84
EAST WEST HIGHWAY 84
EAST WEST HIGHWAY 84
EAST WEST HIGHWAY 84
501 E. ST. JOSEPH STREET
705 E. 41ST STREET., SUITE. 200
201 E. 38TH STREET
1200 UNIVERSITY STREET UNIT 9519
1200 UNIVERSITY STREET UNIT 9519
615 EDGEMONT AVENUE
615 EDGEMONT AVENUE
621 GRACEY AVENUE
4300 MOUSE CREEK ROAD, NW
800 SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY
800 SOUTH LEE HIGHWAY
1031 SPRING STREET
507 NEW HIGHWAY 96 WEST
695 EAST MAIN STREET
695 EAST MAIN STREET
312 FLORAL STREET
P.O. BOX 445
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & REHAB DEPT
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & REHAB DEPT
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & REHAB DEPT
P.O. BOX 4426
P.O. BOX 4426
P.O. BOX 4426
BOX 70254
100 EAST MAPLE STREET
100 EAST MAPLE STREET
2597 AVERY AVE
2597 AVERY AVENUE
160 S. HOLLYWOOD STREET
160 S. HOLLYWOOD STREET
534 EAST FIRST NORTH STREET
10 SOUTH 6TH STREET
10 SOUTH 6TH STREET
10 SOUTH 6TH STREET
ONE VANTAGE WAY, C250
ONE VANTAGE WAY, C250
ONE VANTAGE WAY, C250
710 JAMES ROBERTSON PKWY
710 JAMES ROBERTSON PKWY
710 JAMES ROBERTSON PKWY
710 JAMES ROBERTSON PKWY
TENNESSEE STATE CAPITOL
TENNESSEE STATE CAPITOL
TENNESSEE STATE CAPITOL
TENNESSEE STATE CAPITOL
115 SHEPPARD RD
115 SHEPPARD RD
155 GUINN STREET
720 PINE ST. STE. 2
P.O. BOX 387
1407 VICTORY LANE
1407 VICTORY LANE
508 S. HILL STREET
1407 VICTORY LANE
508 S. HILL STREET
301 EAST HOUSE STREET
301 EAST HOUSE STREET
7200 I-40 WEST
7200 I-40 WEST
7200 I-40 WEST
7200 I-40 WEST
1900 NORTH DOWNING RD.
601 CAMP CRAFT ROAD
601 CAMP CRAFT ROAD
1400 TILLERY STREET
7801 N. LAMAR BLVD.
12301 N. LAMAR BLVD.
12301 N. LAMAR BLVD.
5701 SPRINGDALE ROAD
1111 W 6TH STREET A-400
1111 W 6TH STREET A-400
1111 W 6TH STREET A-400
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
1701 NORTH CONGRESS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 12428
P.O. BOX 12428
P.O. BOX 12428
P.O. BOX 12428
2295 DELAWARE STREET
616 EAST 6TH AVENUE
P.O. BOX 158
P.O. BOX 158
P.O. BOX 158
234 WEST BANDERA ROAD #133
234 WEST BANDERA ROAD #133
234 WEST BANDERA ROAD #133
1160 SW WILSHIRE
1260 TAMU
3205 W. DAVIS
209 N. WATER STREET
601 NORTH 13TH STREET
601 NORTH 13TH STREET
405 PARK HEIGHTS BLVD.
405 PARK HEIGHTS BLVD.
405 PARK HEIGHTS DRIVE
405 PARK HEIGHTS DRIVE
3700 ROSS AVENUE
3700 ROSS AVENUE
200 E. BELT LINE ROAD
200 E. BELT LINE ROAD
215 N. TEMPLE
215 N. TEMPLE
904 HESTER AVENUE
904 HESTER AVENUE
904 HESTER AVENUE
116 NORTH 10TH STREET
1215 S. EXPWY 281
7965 ARTCRAFT ROAD
7965 ARTCRAFT ROAD
1724 WYOMING
6531 BOEING DRIVE
303 WEST KNOX
303 WEST KNOX
303 WEST KNOX
608 TOWNLEY DRIVE
1200 OLD DECATUR ROAD
1200 OLD DECATUR ROAD
100 NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE
100 NORTH UNIVERSITY DRIVE
315 CHURCHILL ROAD
1200 OLD DECATUR RD
1200 OLD DECATUR RD
403 LAUREL
302 LAUREL DRIVE
211 S. 6TH STREET
211 S. 6TH STREET
211 S. 6TH STREET
211 S. 6TH STREET
211 S. 6TH STREET
501 S JUPITER
603 LAKEWAY DRIVE
603 LAKEWAY DRIVE
PO BOX 531170
PO BOX 531170
P. O. BOX 810
P. O. BOX 810
6125 EAST BELKNAP
324 E FLORA STREET
3000 RICHMOND AVENUE
6300 IRVINGTON
3000 RICHMOND AVENUE
6300 IRVINGTON
4500 BISSONNET STREET
4500 BISSONNET STREET
955 CAMPBELL ROAD
955 CAMPBELL ROAD
4500 BISSONNET STREET
3353 ELGIN ST.
3353 ELGIN ST.
3353 ELGIN ST.
6437 HIGH STAR DRIVE
14705 WOODFOREST BLVD.
14705 WOODFOREST BLVD.
10300 JONES ROAD
10300 JONES ROAD
4400 W. 18TH STREET
316 E. CULLEN BUILDING
2621 W. AIRPORT FREEWAY
2621 W. AIRPORT FREEWAY
2621 W. AIRPORT FREEWAY
310 E. 18TH ST.
OFFICE OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS
OFFICE OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS
314 N. HWY 123
6301 SOUTH STADIUM LANE
206 E MAIN STREET
1009 BARNETT
1002 SAN JACINTO STREET
1002 SAN JACINTO STREET
1002 SAN JACINTO STREET
2425 EAST MAIN STREET
2425 EAST MAIN STREET
1597 SOUTH EDMONDS LANE, BUILDING B
1597 SOUTH EDMONDS LANE, BUILDING B
1301 EAST YOUNG STREET
1301 EAST YOUNG STREET
1301 EAST YOUNG STREET
1301 EAST YOUNG STREET
312 MURRAY AVENUE
312 MURRAY AVENUE
312 MURRAY AVENUE
2620 WEST GALVESTON
2620 WEST GALVESTON
2000 N. 23RD STREET
2000 N. 23RD STREET
2811 LAFORCE BOULEVARD
100 WALTER STEPHENSON ROAD
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
1201 BRYCE DRIVE
705 E WASHINGTON AVENUE
430 WEST MILL
430 WEST MILL
430 W. MILL STREET
430 W. MILL STREET
1404 IH 35 NORTH
1404 IH 35 NORTH
1404 IH 35 NORTH
430 W. MILL
430 W. MILL
2610 LAMAR AVENUE
2610 LAMAR AVENUE
3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE 111
3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE 111
3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE 111
1515 CHERRYBROOK
831 STADIUM DRIVE
831 STADIUM DRIVE
831 STADIUM DRIVE
831 STADIUM DRIVE
831 STADIUM DRIVE
831 STADIUM DRIVE
810 AVENUE 1
810 AVENUE 1
810 AVENUE I
810 AVENUE I
1700 OMOHUNDRO STREET
3911 AVENUE 1
1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
600 REIFFERT
600 REIFFERT
612 SOUTH IRENE
612 SOUTH IRENE
612 SOUTH IRENE
612 SOUTH IRENE
202 BALTIMORE
141 LAVACA STREET
141 LAVACA STREET
1314 HINES AVENUE
240 N CROCKETT ST
240 N CROCKETT ST
240 N CROCKETT ST
200 SOUTH 23RD STREET
200 SOUTH 23RD STREET
2404 N. GRAND AVE
2404 N. GRAND AVE
102 PROFIT DRIVE
102 PROFIT DRIVE
1205 FOUNDATION DRIVE
1205 FOUNDATION DRIVE
411 N. GIBSON STREET
225 COLLEGE PARK DRIVE
225 COLLEGE PARK DRIVE
909 8TH STREET, SUITE 401
909 8TH STREET, SUITE 401
505 W. DALLAS STREET
505 W. DALLAS STREET
PO BOX 770
PO BOX 770
575 N 100 E
PO BOX 190
PO BOX 190
4795 W. MT. OGDEN PEAK DRIVE
MOUNT LOGAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
264 S. 400 E
264 S. 400 E
2063 NORTH 12TH EAST
2063 NORTH 1200 EAST
2063 NORTH 1200 EAST
2063 NORTH 1200 EAST
1950 MONROE BOULEVARD
1950 MONROE BOULEVARD
1950 MONROE BOULEVARD
280 W. 940 N.
280 W. 940 N.
280 W. 940 N.
280 W. 940 WEST
2500 S. STATE STREET
2500 S. STATE STREET
2500 S. STATE STREET
440 EAST 100 SOUTH
440 EAST 100 SOUTH
250 EAST 500 SOUTH
250 EAST 500 SOUTH
250 EAST 500 SOUTH
250 EAST 500 SOUTH
250 EAST 500 SOUTH
120 NORTH 200 WEST
120 NORTH 200 WEST
120 NORTH 200 WEST
120 NORTH 200 WEST
350 SOUTH MAIN STREET
350 SOUTH MAIN STREET
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
121 WEST TABERNACLE
92 SO. LODESTONE WAY
92 SO. LODESTONE WAY
92 S LODESTONE WAY
635 WEST 200 SOUTH
2000 NBEAUREGARD STREET
21000 EDUCATION COURT
200 BERKLEY STREET
COLLEGIATE SQUARE, 469 TURNER STREET
460 TURNER STREET
1880 PRATT DRIVE
1880 PRATT DRIVE, STE. 2006
939 JEFFERSON STREET PO BOX 190
401 MCLNTIRE ROAD
PO BOX 400195
PO BOX 400195
PO BOX 400195
9900 KRAUSE ROAD
200 JUNKIN STREET
200 JUNKIN STREET
1225 WEST MAIN STREET
1225 WEST MAIN STREET
14016 BOYDTON PLANK ROAD PO BOX 7
4400 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, MS 4C6
243 WOODROW WILSON AVENUE
325 A WALLACE ST.
PO BOX 81
PO BOX 81
PO BOX 81
605-9 PINE STREET
PO BOX 888
PO BOX 8 84 SCHOOL BOARD DRIVE
735 WEST MAIN STREET
735 WEST MAIN STREET
735 WEST MAIN ST.
746 INDIAN TRAIL
746 INDIAN TRAIL
12507 WARWICK BLVD.
P.O. BOX 6369
P.O. BOX 6369
P.O. BOX 1298
P.O. BOX 1298
P.O. BOX 1298
801 CRAWFORD STREET
801 CRAWFORD STREET
600 CRAWFORD STREET
600 CRAWFORD STREET
800 EAST LEIGH STREET, SUITE 113
101 N. 14TH STREET
101 NORTH 14TH ST., 25TH FL.
101 NORTH 14TH ST., 25TH FL.
101 NORTH 14TH ST., 25TH FL.
101 NORTH 14TH ST., 25TH FL.
202 NORTH 9TH STREET
202 NORTH 9TH STREET
202 NORTH 9TH STREET
202 NORTH 9TH STREET
40 DOUGLASS AVENUE, NW
104 RUCKER STREET
314 JAMESTOWN ROAD, ROWE HOUSE
GRANTS AND RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
P. O. BOX 1217
600 NORTH MAIN STREET, SUITE 200
21-22 KONGENS GADE
22 EAST VIEW LANE
22 EAST VIEW LANE
22 EAST VIEW LANE
58 FOUNDERS ROAD
119 PARK ST.
119 PARK ST.
119 PARK ST.
120 STATE STREET
120 STATE STREET
120 STATE STREET
120 STATE STREET
103 SOUTH MAIN STREET
103 SOUTH MAIN STREET
103 SOUTH MAIN STREET
103 SOUTH MAIN STREET
1601 R AVENUE
1601 R AVENUE
1609 BROADWAY, SUITE 203
1609 BROADWAY, SUITE 203
1609 BROADWAY, SUITE 203
450 NW PACIFIC AVENUE
450 NW PACIFIC AVENUE
450 NW PACIFIC AVENUE
2720 ROCKEFELLER AVENUE
34834 WEYERHAEUSER WAY SOUTH
P.O. BOX 60
307 NORTH ALDER AVENUE
307 NORTH ALDER AVENUE
307 NORTH ALDER AVENUE
305 COLLEGE STREET, NE
305 COLLEGE STREET, NE
305 COLLEGE STREET, NE
305 COLLEGE STREET NE
305 COLLEGE STREET NE
12309 22ND ST NE
12309 22ND ST NE
12309 22ND ST NE
12309 22ND ST NE
721 CAMANO AVENUE, P. O. BOX 346
721 CAMANO AVENUE, P. O. BOX 346
OLD CAPITOL BUILDING
OLD CAPITOL BUILDING
OLD CAPITOL BUILDING
OLD CAPITOL BUILDING
OLD CAPITOL BUILDING
P.O. BOX 42525
P.O. BOX 42525
906 COLUMBIA STREET, SW
P.O. BOX 42525
P.O. BOX 833
P.O. BOX 833
1502 EAST LAURIDSEN BOULEVARD
ROOM 423 NEILL HALL, PO BOX 643140
3300 NE 65TH ST
3300 NE 65TH ST
1600 SOUTH GRAHAM STREET
1600 SOUTH GRAHAM STREET
2445 THIRD AVENUE SOUTH
PO BOX 1013
PO BOX 1013
70 SE SQUAXIN LANE
18560 1ST AVENUE NE
200 N. BERNARD STREET
200 N. BERNARD STREET
4202 SOUTH REGAL STREET
4202 SOUTH REGAL STREET
4202 S. REGAL STREET
8104 E. SPRAGUE AVENUE
8104 E. SPRAGUE AVENUE
200 NORTH BERNARD
717 TACOMA AVE SUITE A
717 TACOMA AVE SUITE A
717 TACOMA AVE SUITE A
6926 NE FOURTH PLAIN BLVD
6926 NE FOURTH PLAIN BLVD
13501 NE 28TH STREET
13501 NE 28TH STREET
13501 NE 28TH STREET
2500 NE 65TH AVENUE
2500 NE 65TH AVENUE
2500 NE 65TH AVENUE
430 OLDS STATION ROAD
1336 ELM STREET
1336 ELM STREET
705 MCKINLEY STREET
705 MCKINLEY STREET
300 S. WILSON STREET
300 S. WILSON STREET
E2511 HWY S
E2511 HIGHWAY S
200 W. SCHOOL STREET
200 W. SCHOOL STREET
9750 US HIGHWAY 8 W
312 SOUTH BARSTOW, SUITE 1
312 SOUTH BARSTOW, SUITE 1
312 SOUTH BARSTOW, SUITE 1
105 GARFIELD AVENUE
72 W. 9TH STREET
72 WEST 9TH STREET
72 WEST 9TH STREET
984 NINTH STREET
984 NINTH STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
527 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET
3600 52ND STREET
545 WEST DAYTON STREET
545 WEST DAYTON STREET
3116 INTERNATIONAL LANE
P.O BOX 7841
P.O BOX 7841
125 SOUTH WEBSTER STREET
125 SOUTH WEBSTER STREET
125 SOUTH WEBSTER STREET
125 SOUTH WEBSTER STREET
1 W. WILSON ST., ROOM 543
1 W. WILSON ST., ROOM 543
1 W. WILSON ST., ROOM 543
1 W. WILSON ST., ROOM 543
PO BOX 360
320 21ST STREET NE
320 21ST STREET NE
1028 SOUTH 9TH STREET
1028 SOUTH 9TH STREET
1558 N 6TH STREET
1558 N 6TH STREET
5225 W. VLIET STREET
5225 W. VLIET STREET
5225 W. VLIET STREET
5225 W. VLIET STREET
1715 PLYMOUTH STREET
665 COOLIDGE AVE-B
665 COOLIDGE AVE-B
15 E WI
1048 E. KINGS ROAD
1048 E. KINGS ROAD
556 S CAMBRIDGE STREET
556 S CAMBRIDGE STREET
9333 W. LINCOLN AVE.
N7046 CTY. RD. CH
N7046 CTY. RD. CH
N7046 CTY. RD. CH
110 MORDINGTON AVENUE
1900 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
1900 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
1900 KANAWHA BLVD, EAST
1900 KANAWHA BLVD, EAST
1900 KANAWHA BLVD, EAST
1900 KANAWHA BLVD, EAST
1204 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
1204 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
1204 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
1204 KANAWHA BLVD EAST
300 COURT STREET
105 SOUTH RAILROAD STREET
P.O. BOX 69
P.O. BOX 69
P.O. BOX 69
P.O. BOX 69
P.O. BOX 330
445 LITTLE WIND RIVER BOTTOM ROAD
445 LITTLE WIND RIVER BOTTOM ROAD
445 LITTLE WIND RIVER BOTTOM ROAD
445 LITTLE WIND RIVER BOTTOM ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
970 NORTH GLENN ROAD
1400 EAST COLLEGE DRIVE
2300 CAPITOL AVE., 2ND FLOOR
2300 CAPITOL AVE., 2ND FLOOR
2300 CAPITOL AVE., 2ND FLOOR
2300 CAPITOL AVE., 2ND FLOOR
2300 CAPITOL AVE., 2ND FLOOR
HATHAWAY BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR
HATHAWAY BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR
707 SHERIDAN AVENUE
638 BLUE SKY HIGHWAY
1000 W 8TH ST
1000 W 8TH ST
P.O.BOX 568
P.O.BOX 568
260 WEST BROADWAY
260 WEST BROADWAY
260 WEST BROADWAY
P.O. BOX 568
1000 E. UNIVERSITY AVENUE - DEPT 3708
160 NORTH EVARTS
160 NORTH EVARTS
P. O. BOX 345
P.O. BOX 1757
Address2 City State Zip Code
ANCHORAGE AK 99503
ANCHORAGE AK 99503
ANCHORAGE AK 99503
ANCHORAGE AK 99519
ANCHORAGE AK 99507
ANCHORAGE AK 99507
BETHEL AK 99559
BETHEL AK 99559
FAIRBANKS AK 99701
FAIRBANKS AK 99701
FAIRBANKS AK 99701
FARIBANKS AK 99709
P.O. BOX 157 HOONAH AK 99829
P.O. BOX 157 HOONAH AK 99829
JUNEAU AK 99801
JUNEAU AK 99801
JUNEAU AK 99801
JUNEAU AK 99824
JUNEAU AK 99824
JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
SUITE 200 JUNEAU AK 99801
KETCHIKAN AK 99901
KETCHIKAN AK 99901
KETCHIKAN AK 99901
KETCHIKAN AK 99901
KETCHIKAN AK 99901
P.O. BOX 131 NOME AK 99762
PALMER AK 99645
PALMER AK 99645
724 3RD AVE, NW ALICEVILLE AL 35442
ANDALUSIA AL 36420
ANDALUSIA AL 36420
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG, SUITE B1 ANNISTON AL 36207
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG, SUITE B1 ANNISTON AL 36207
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG, SUITE B1 ANNISTON AL 36207
ASHVILLE AL 35953
ASHVILLE AL 35953
BAY MINETTE AL 36507
BAY MINETTE AL 36507
BIRMINGHAM AL 35243
BIRMINGHAM AL 35243
P.O. BOX 1590 CULLMAN AL 35056
P.O. BOX 1590 CULLMAN AL 35056
P.O. BOX 1590 CULLMAN AL 35056
P.O. BOX 1590 CULLMAN AL 35056
DECATUR AL 35602
DECATUR AL 35602
ENTERPRISE AL 36331
FORT PAYNE AL 35967
FORT PAYNE AL 35967
GADSDEN AL 35903
GADSDEN AL 35903
1026 CHESTNUT STREET GADSDEN AL 35902
1026 CHESTNUT STREET GADSDEN AL 35902
1026 CHESTNUT STREET GADSDEN AL 35902
GADSDEN AL 35903
GADSDEN AL 35903
HOOVER AL 35243
HUNTSVILLE AL 35807
MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36130
GORDON PERSONS OFFICE BLDG MONTGOMERY AL 36104
GORDON PERSONS OFFICE BLDG MONTGOMERY AL 36104
GORDON PERSONS OFFICE BLDG MONTGOMERY AL 36104
GORDON PERSONS OFFICE BLDG MONTGOMERY AL 36104
MONTGOMERY AL 36103
MONTGOMERY AL 36103
MONTGOMERY AL 36103
MONTGOMERY AL 36103
RAINSVILLE AL 35986
P.O. BOX 37 ROCKFORD AL 35136
P.O. BOX 37 ROCKFORD AL 35136
P.O. BOX 37 ROCKFORD AL 35136
RUSSELLVILLE AL 35653
RUSSELLVILLE AL 35653
RUSSELLVILLE AL 35653
RUSSELLVILLE AL 35653
RUSSELLVILLE AL 35653
SELMA AL 36702
SELMA AL 36702
TUSCALOOSA AL 35403
TUSCALOOSA AL 35403
TUSCALOOSA AL 35487
TUSKEGEE AL 36083
TUSKEGEE AL 36083
TUSKEGEE AL 36083
BENTONVILLE AR 72712
CONWAY AR 72032
CONWAY AR 72032
CONWAY AR 72032
HOT SPRINGS AR 71913
HOT SPRINGS AR 71913
HOXIE AR 72433
SUITE 102 LITTLE ROCK AR 72114
SUITE 102 LITTLE ROCK AR 72114
LITTLE ROCK AR 72204
LITTLE ROCK AR 72204
LITTLE ROCK AR 72204
LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
2ND FLOOR LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
2ND FLOOR LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
2ND FLOOR LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
2ND FLOOR LITTLE ROCK AR 72201
LITTLE ROCK AR 72205
LITTLE ROCK AR 72205
LITTLE ROCK AR 72205
LITTLE ROCK AR 72205
MONTICELLO AR 71655
NORTH LITTLE ROCK AR 72118
P.O. BOX 928 RUSSELLVILLE AR 72811
P.O. BOX 928 RUSSELLVILLE AR 72811
SUITE 131 SPRINGDALE AR 72764
SPRINGDALE AR 72762
SPRINGDALE AR 72762
WEST MEMPHIS AR 72301
PAGO PAGO AS 96799
PAGO PAGO AS 96799
PAGO PAGO AS 96799
PAGO PAGO AS 96799
EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING PAGO PAGO AS 96799
EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING PAGO PAGO AS 96799
EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING PAGO PAGO AS 96799
EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING PAGO PAGO AS 96799
CASA GRANDE AZ 85222
CASA GRANDE AZ 85222
CHANDLER AZ 85224
CHANDLER AZ 85224
ELOY AZ 85231
ELOY AZ 85231
ELOY AZ 85231
FLAGSTAFF AZ 86004
FLAGSTAFF AZ 86004
FLAGSTAFF AZ 86004
FORT THOMAS AZ 85336
FORT THOMAS AZ 85336
FT. THOMAS AZ 85536
GILBERT AZ 85296
GLENDALE AZ 85304
MARANA AZ 85653
MARICOPA AZ 85239
MESA AZ 85201
SUITE 1 NOGLES AZ 85621
PAGE AZ 86040
PAGE AZ 86040
PAGE AZ 86040
PAGE AZ 86040
PHOENIX AZ 85020
PHOENIX AZ 85020
PHOENIX AZ 85016
PHOENIX AZ 85016
PHOENIX AZ 85004
PHOENIX AZ 85027
202 PHOENIX AZ 85021
PHOENIX AZ 85018
PHOENIX AZ 85007
PHOENIX AZ 85007
BIN 2 PHOENIX AZ 85007
BIN 2 PHOENIX AZ 85007
BIN 2 PHOENIX AZ 85007
BIN 2 PHOENIX AZ 85007
PHOENIX AZ 85007
PHOENIX AZ 85007
PHOENIX AZ 85007
PHOENIX AZ 85007
0 E. MISSOURI AVE, SUITE B205 PHOENIZ AZ 85014
0 E. MISSOURI AVE, SUITE B205 PHOENIZ AZ 85014
PRESCOTT AZ 86301
PRESCOTT AZ 86301
PRESCOTT AZ 86305
SUITE H SHOW LOW AZ 85901
SUITE H SHOW LOW AZ 85901
SUITE H SHOW LOW AZ 85901
SURPRISE AZ 85374
SURPRISE AZ 85374
TEEC NOS POS AZ 86514
TEEC NOS POS AZ 86514
TEEC NOS POS AZ 86514
TEMPE AZ 85287
TEMPE AZ 85287
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85752
TUCSON AZ 85752
TUCSON AZ 85752
TUCSON AZ 85705
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85705
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85745
TUCSON AZ 85705
TUCSON AZ 85701
TUCSON AZ 85722
TUCSON AZ 85722
VAIL AZ 85641
VAIL AZ 85641
WINSLOW AZ 86047
WINSLOW AZ 86047
YUMA AZ 85364
YUMA AZ 85364
YUMA AZ 85364
YUMA AZ 85364
ALHAMBRA CA 91801
ALHAMBRA CA 91801
ANAHEIM CA 92802
ANAHEIM CA 92802
ANAHEIM CA 92804
ANAHEIM CA 92804
ANAHEIM CA 92805
ANAHEIM CA 92805
ANAHEIM CA 92805
6840 DISTRICT BLVD. BAKERSFIELD CA 93388
6840 DISTRICT BLVD. BAKERSFIELD CA 93388
BAKERSFIELD CA 93313
BAKERSFIELD CA 93301
BAKERSFIELD CA 93301
BAKERSFIELD CA 93305
BALDWIN PARK CA 91784
BEVERLY HILLS CA 90210
BEVERLY HILLS CA 90210
BEVERLY HILLS CA 90210
CAMARILLO CA 93010
CAMARILLO CA 93010
CAMARILLO CA 93010
CAMARILLO CA 93010
CARLSBAD CA 92009
CARPINTERIA CA 93013
CARPINTERIA CA 93013
CARPINTERIA CA 93013
CASTRO VALLEY CA 94546
CERRITOS CA 90703
CHULA VISTA CA 91910
CLAREMONT CA 91711
CLOVIS CA 93611
CLOVIS CA 93611
SUITE J COLMA CA 94014
SUITE J COLMA CA 94014
SUITE J COLMA CA 94014
STE G-193 COLTON CA 92324
STE G-193 COLTON CA 92324
STE G-193 COLTON CA 92324
CORNING CA 96021
BUILDING A COSTA MESA CA 92626
COSTA MESA CA 92626
COSTA MESA CA 92626
COSTA MESA CA 92626
COSTA MESA CA 92628
200 KALMUS DRIVE COSTA MESA CA 93262
200 KALMUS DRIVE COSTA MESA CA 93262
COSTA MESA CA 92626
COSTA MESA CA 92626
CRESCENT CITY CA 95531
DOWNEY CA 90242
EL CAJON CA 92020
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
EL CENTRO CA 92243
ELK GROVE CA 95624
ENCINITAS CA 92024
ESCONDIDO CA 92025
ESCONDIDO CA 92025
ESCONDIDO CA 92029
FIREBAUGH CA 93622
FIREBAUGH CA 93622
FOLSOM CA 95630
FOLSOM CA 95630
FORT BRAGG CA 95437
FORT BRAGG CA 95437
FORT BRAGG CA 95437
FORTUNA CA 95540
FREMONT CA 94538
FRESNO CA 93721
FRESNO CA 93721
FRESNO CA 93291
FRESNO CA 93720
FRESNO CA 93720
FRESNO CA 93720
FRESNO CA 93291
SUITE 116 FRESNO CA 93710
SUITE 116 FRESNO CA 93710
SUITE 116 FRESNO CA 93710
FRESNO CA 93721
FRESNO CA 93721
FULLERTON CA 92833
GARDEN GROVE CA 92840
P.O. BOX 4510 GEORGETOWN CA 95634
P.O. BOX 4510 GEORGETOWN CA 95634
GILROY CA 95020
GILROY CA 95020
GLENDALE CA 91206
GRANADA HILLS CA 91344
GRASS VALLEY CA 95945
SUITE 375 HAYWARD CA 94541
SUITE 375 HAYWARD CA 94541
SUITE 375 HAYWARD CA 94541
HEMET CA 92545
HOLLISTER CA 95023
HOLLISTER CA 95023
INDIO CA 92201
INDIO CA 92201
INGLEWOOD CA 90301
IRVINE CA 92604
300 UNIVERSITY TOWER IRVINE CA 92697
LA JOLLA CA 92093
LA MESA CA 91944
LA MESA CA 91944
LA MESA CA 91944
LA QUINTA CA 92253
LA QUINTA CA 92253
LA VERNE CA 91750
LAKEPORT CA 95453
LAKESPORT CA 95453
LAKESPORT CA 95453
LAMONT CA 93241
LAMONT CA 93241
LAMONT CA 93241
LANCASTER CA 93534
LANCASTER CA 93534
LANCASTER CA 93534
LAWNDALE CA 90260
LEMOORE CA 93245
LEMOORE CA 93245
LEMOORE CA 93245
LENNOX CA 90304
LENNOX CA 90304
LENNOX CA 90304
LENNOX CA 90304
LODI CA 95240
LOS ANGELES CA 90026
LOS ANGELES CA 90008
LOS ANGELES CA 90008
LOS ANGELES CA 90047
SUITE 505 LOS ANGELES CA 90006
SUITE 505 LOS ANGELES CA 90006
LOS ANGELES CA 90018
LOS ANGELES CA 90011
LOS ANGELES CA 90047
LOS ANGELES CA 90011
LOS ANGELES CA 90018
LOS ANGELES CA 90047
LOS ANGELES CA 90017
LOS ANGELES CA 90031
LOS ANGELES CA 90017
LOS ANGELES CA 90045
837 W. DOWNEY WAY, STO 330 LOS ANGELES CA 90089
LOS ANGELES CA 90045
LOS ANGELES CA 90017
LOS ANGELES CA 90017
MCKINLEYVILLE CA 95519
MCKINLEYVILLE CA 95519
MCKINLEYVILLE CA 95519
MODESTO CA 95355
MODESTO CA 95355
MODESTO CA 95355
MODESTO CA 95354
MONTEBELLO CA 90640
MONTEBELLO CA 90640
MONTEBELLO CA 90640
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NAPA CA 94559
NEVADA CITY CA 95959
NEWPORT BEACH CA 92780
OAKLAND CA 94606
OAKLAND CA 94607
OAKLAND CA 94607
OAKLAND CA 94607
OAKLAND CA 94605
OAKLAND CA 94612
OAKLAND CA 94612
OCEANSIDE CA 92054
OCEANSIDE CA 92054
ONTARIO CA 91762
ONTARIO CA 91762
ONTARIO CA 91762
OROSI CA 93647
OROVILLE CA 95965
OROVILLE CA 95965
OROVILLE CA 95965
PO BOX 5678 OXNARD CA 93031
PALM SPRINGS CA 92262
PANORAMA CITY CA 91402
PANORAMA CITY CA 91402
PARADISE CA 95969
PARADISE CA 95969
PARADISE CA 95969
PARADISE CA 95969
PARADISE CA 95969
PARADISE CA 95969
PASADENA CA 91104
PASADENA CA 91104
PETALUMA CA 94954
PETALUMA CA 94954
PETALUMA CA 94954
PICO RIVERA CA 90660
PICO RIVERA CA 90660
PLACERVILLE CA 95667
PLACERVILLE CA 95667
POMONA CA 91766
POMONA CA 91766
POWAY CA 92064
POWAY CA 92064
RED BLUFF CA 96080
RED BLUFF CA 96080
RED BLUFF CA 96080
RED BLUFF CA 96080
RED BLUFF CA 96080
REDDING CA 96001
REDDING CA 96001
REDDING CA 96001
REDDING CA 96001
REDDING CA 96001
REDDING CA 96001
REDWOOD CITY CA 90001
REDWOOD CITY CA 90001
REDWOOD CITY CA 90001
REDWOOD CITY CA 94063
RICHMOND CA 94804
RICHMOND CA 94804
RICHMOND CA 94804
RIVERSIDE CA 92507
RIVERSIDE CA 92502
ROHNERT PARK CA 94928
ROWLAND HEIGHTS CA 91748
ROWLAND HEIGHTS CA 91748
BUILDING A SACRAMENTO CA 95835
SACRAMENTO CA 95841
SACRAMENTO CA 95841
SACRAMENTO CA 95841
SACRAMENTO CA 95824
SACRAMENTO CA 95824
1901 ARENA BLVD SACRAMENTO CA 95864
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SACRAMENTO CA 95814
SAN BERNARDINO CA 92395
SAN BERNARDINO CA 92395
SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410
SAN DIEGO CA 92103
SAN DIEGO CA 92103
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92116
SAN DIEGO CA 92116
SAN DIEGO CA 92116
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SUITE 181 SAN DIEGO CA 92122
SUITE 181 SAN DIEGO CA 92122
SAN DIEGO CA 92110
SAN DIEGO CA 92103
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN DIEGO CA 92111
SAN FERNANDO CA 91340
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94117
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94117
6TH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94107
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94107
6TH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94117
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94117
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94102
SAN GABREL CA 91776
SAN JOSE CA 95148
SAN JOSE CA 95148
SAN JOSE CA 95148
SAN JOSE CA 95148
SAN JOSE CA 95131
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANOCA 92675
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANOCA 92675
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANOCA 92675
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANOCA 92675
SAN LORENZO CA 95480
SAN MATEO CA 94015
SAN MATEO CA 94015
SAN MATEO CA 94015
SAN RAFAEL CA 94901
SAN RAFAEL CA 94901
SAN RAFAEL CA 94913
SANGER CA 93657
SANGER CA 93657
SUITE B SANTA ANA CA 92705
SUITE B SANTA ANA CA 92705
SUITE E SANTA ANA CA 92705
SUITE E SANTA ANA CA 92705
SUITE 184 SANTA ANA CA 92701
SUITE E SANTA ANA CA 92705
SUITE 184 SANTA ANA CA 92701
SUITE 710 SANTA ANA CA 92701
SUITE 710 SANTA ANA CA 92701
SANTA ANA CA 92701
SANTA BARBA CA 93101
SANTA BARBA CA 93101
SANTA BARBARA CA 93102
SANTA BARBARA CA 93106
SANTA BARBARA CA 93106
SANTA BARBARA CA 93106
SANTA CLARITA CA 91350
SANTA CLARITA CA 91350
SANTA CLARITA CA 91350
SANTA CRUZ CA 95060
SANTA CRUZ CA 95062
SANTA MARIA CA 93455
SANTA MARIA CA 93455
SANTA ROSA CA 94503
SANTA ROSA CA 94503
SANTA ROSA CA 94503
SANTA ROSA CA 95407
SANTA ROSA CA 95407
SANTA ROSA CA 95407
SANTA ROSE CA 95401
SANTA ROSE CA 95401
P.O. BOX 186 SOLEDAD CA 93960
P.O. BOX 186 SOLEDAD CA 93960
P.O. BOX 186 SOLEDAD CA 93960
SONORA CA 95370
SUITE 501 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA 94080
SUITE 501 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA 94080
SUITE 501 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
CA 94080
SOUTH SAN FRANCISOCA 94080
SOUTH SAN FRANCISOCA 94080
SOUTH SAN FRANCISOCA 94080
651 SERRA STREET, SUITE 220 STANFORD CA 94305
STOCKTON CA 95213
TAFT CA 93268
TEMECULA CA 92590
TEMECULA CA 92590
TEMECULA CA 92590
THEMAL CA 92274
TULARE CA 93274
TULARE CA 93274
TUSTIN CA 92780
TUSTIN CA 92780
TUSTIN CA 92780
UKIAH CA 95482
UKIAH CA 95482
UKIAH CA 95482
UKIAH CA 95482
UNION CITY CA 94587
UPLAND CA 91786
UPLAND CA 91786
UPLAND CA 91786
VALLEJO CA 94589
VENTURA CA 93001
VENTURA CA 93001
PO BOX 5091 VISALIA CA 93278
PO BOX 5091 VISALIA CA 93278
VISTA CA 92084
VISTA CA 92084
WATSONVILLE CA 95076
WATSONVILLE CA 95076
WATSONVILLE CA 96076
WATSONVILLE CA 96076
WEST SACRAMENTO CA 95691
WEST SACRAMENTO CA 95691
WESTMINSTER CA 92683
WESTMINSTER CA 92683
WHEATLAND CA 95692
WHEATLAND CA 95692
WHEATLAND CA 95692
WHITTIER CA 90605
WHITTIER CA 90605
WILLITS CA 95490
WOODLAND CA 95695
WOODLAND CA 95695
WOODLAND CA 95776
WOODLAND CA 95776
WOODLAND CA 95695
WOODLAND CA 95695
WOODLAND CA 95695
YUBE CITY CA 95993
AURORA CO 80011
BAILEY CO 80421
BAILEY CO 80421
BOULDER CO 80301
BOULDER CO 80301
BOULDER CO 80301
BOULDER CO 80303
BOULDER CO 80303
BOULDER CO 80303
BOULDER CO 80303
BOULDER CO 80309
BOULDER CO 80309
BOULDER CO 80309
COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80903
COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80903
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80202
DENVER CO 80202
DENVER CO 80231
DENVER CO 80231
DENVER CO 80211
DENVER CO 80211
DENVER CO 80211
ROOM 600 DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
201 EAST COLFAX AVENUE DENVER CO 80203
201 EAST COLFAX AVENUE DENVER CO 80203
201 EAST COLFAX AVENUE DENVER CO 80203
201 EAST COLFAX AVENUE DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DENVER CO 80203
DURANGO CO 81301
DURANGO CO 81301
DURANGO CO 81301
FALCON CO 80132
2002 CAMPUS DELIVERY FORT COLLINS CO 80523
2002 CAMPUS DELIVERY FORT COLLINS CO 80523
GLENWOOD SPRINGS CO 81601
GOLDEN CO 80401
LONGMONT CO 80501
PUEBLO CO 81008
PUEBLO CO 81008
PUEBLO CO 81003
PUEBLO CO 81003
THORNTON CO 80241
THORNTON CO 80241
THORNTON CO 80241
WIGGINS CO 80654
25 SCOTLAND RD. BALTIC CT 6330
8TH FLOOR HARTFORD CT 6103
HARTFORD CT 6106
HARTFORD CT 6106
HARTFORD CT 6033
HARTFORD CT 6033
MS#52CPD HARTFORD CT 6106
MS#52CPD HARTFORD CT 6106
MS#52CPD HARTFORD CT 6106
MS#52CPD HARTFORD CT 6106
MIDDLETOWN CT 6457
MIDDLETOWN CT 6457
MIDDLETOWN CT 6457
MIDDLETOWN CT 6457
MILFORD CT 6460
MILFORD CT 6460
MILFORD CT 6460
NEW FAIRFIELD CT 6812
BOX 6001 NORWALK CT 6852
BOX 6001 NORWALK CT 6852
STORRS CT 6269
STORRS CT 6269
STORRS CT 6269
WASHINGTON DC 20020
WASHINGTON DC 20020
WASHINGTON DC 20020
WASHINGTON DC 20002
WASHINGTON DC 20002
WASHINGTON DC 20019
WASHINGTON DC 20019
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
SUITE 610 WASHINGTON DC 20036
WASHINGTON DC 20003
WASHINGTON DC 20019
WASHINGTON DC 20009
WASHINGTON DC 20009
WASHINGTON DC 20009
WASHINGTON DC 20019
SUITE 204 WASHINGTON DC 20009
SUITE 204 WASHINGTON DC 20009
WASHINGTON DC 20001
WASHINGTON DC 20011
WASHINGTON DC 20019
WASHINGTON DC 20019
WASHINGTON DC 20064
BOX 571168 WASHINGTON DC 20057
SUITE 700 WASHINGTON DC 20005
SUITE 700 WASHINGTON DC 20005
SUITE 700 WASHINGTON DC 20005
SUITE 900 WASHINGTON DC 20002
SUITE 900 WASHINGTON DC 20002
WASHINGTON DC 20001
SUITE 900 WASHINGTON DC 20002
2ND FLOOR WASHINGTON DC 20032
2ND FLOOR WASHINGTON DC 20032
WASHINGTON DC 20032
2ND FLOOR WASHINGTON DC 20032
DOVER DE 19904
DOVER DE 19904
401 FEDERAL STREET, SUITE 2 DOVER DE 19903
401 FEDERAL STREET, SUITE 2 DOVER DE 19903
401 FEDERAL STREET, SUITE 2 DOVER DE 19903
401 FEDERAL STREET, SUITE 2 DOVER DE 19903
WILMINGTON DE 19801
WILMINGTON DE 19801
WILMINGTON DE 19804
WILMINGTON DE 19801
WILMINGTON DE 19805
WILMINGTON DE 19805
WILMINGTON DE 19805
WILMINGTON DE 19805
BARLOW FL 33831
BARLOW FL 33831
BARTOW FL 33831
BRADENTON FL 34205
BRADENTON FL 34205
919 NORTH BROAD STREET BROOKSVILLE FL 34601
919 NORTH BROAD STREET BROOKSVILLE FL 34601
CHIPLEY FL 32428
CHIPLEY FL 32428
CHIPLEY FL 32428
Y BOULEVARD DAYTONA BEACH FL 32120
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
FORT MYERS FL 33966
GAINESVILLE FL 32611
GAINESVILLE FL 32611
BOX 115500 GAINESVILLE FL 32611
INVERNESS FL 34450
INVERNESS FL 34450
JACKSONVILLE FL 32216
JACKSONVILLE FL 32216
KISSIMMEE FL 34744
KISSIMMEE FL 34744
KISSIMMEE FL 34744
LABELLE FL 33935
LABELLE FL 33935
ROOM 137 CENTRAL BUILDING LAKE CITY FL 32025
ROOM 137 CENTRAL BUILDING LAKE CITY FL 32025
LAKE CITY FL 32025
LAKE CITY FL 32025
LAKE PLACID FL 33852
LAKE PLACID FL 33852
LARGO FL 33770
LARGO FL 33770
LARGO FL 33770
LEESBURG FL 34748
LEESBURG FL 34748
MADISON FL 32340
MARIANNA FL 32448
MARIANNA FL 32448
MAYO FL 32066
MAYO FL 32066
MAYO FL 32066
MELBOURNE FL 32940
MIAMI FL 33133
MIAMI FL 33132
MIAMI FL 33132
MIAMI FL 33132
MIAMI FL 33132
MIAMI GARDENS FL 33054
NAPLES FL 34109
NAPLES FL 34109
NAPLES FL 34109
NAPLES FL 34109
OCALA FL 34474
OCALA FL 34474
ORLANDO FL 32801
ORLANDO FL 32826
ORLANDO FL 32826
ORLANDO FL 32801
ORLANDO FL 32801
ORLANDO FL 32826
PALATKA FL 32177
PALATKA FL 32177
PALM BAY FL 32905
PALM BAY FL 32905
PALM SPRINGS FL 33461
PALM SPRINGS FL 33461
P.O. BOX 13 PENSACOLA FL 32591
SUITE 1 PENSACOLA FL 32504
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914 FRISCO STREET SENECA MO 64865
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JACKSON MS 39208
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JACKSON MS 39205
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P.O. BOX 771 JACKSON MS 39205
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JACKSON MS 39211
JACKSON MS 39211
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BOZEMAN MT 59772
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HELENA MT 59620
HELENA MT 59620
HELENA MT 59620
HELENA MT 59620
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P.O. BOX 201408 HELENA MT 59620
P.O. BOX 201408 HELENA MT 59620
HELENA MT 59620
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MISSOULA MT 59801
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PABLO MT 59855
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RONAN MT 59864
RONAN MT 59864
RONAN MT 59864
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ASHEBORO NC 27205
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C/O CISMC BISCOE NC 27209
C/O CISMC BISCOE NC 27209
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BRYSON CITY NC 28713
BRYSON CITY NC 28713
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BURGAW NC 28425
CHARLOTTE NC 28202
CHARLOTTE NC 28202
CHARLOTTE NC 28223
CHARLOTTE NC 28223
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DURHAM NC 27701
DURHAM NC 27701
ELON NC 27244
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FAYETTEVILLE NC 28302
FAYETTEVILLE NC 28302
FAYETTEVILLE NC 28302
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LUMBERTON NC 28359
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700 EAST PARKER RD MORGRANTON NC 28680
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WILMINGTON NC 28403
WILMINGTON NC 28403
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WINSTON-SALEM NC 27102
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1051 EAST INTERSTATE AVE BISMARCK ND 58502
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DEPARTMENT 201 BISMARCK ND 58505
DEPARTMENT 201 BISMARCK ND 58505
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DEPARTMENT 101 BISMARCK ND 58505
DEPARTMENT 101 BISMARCK ND 58505
DEPARTMENT 101 BISMARCK ND 58505
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PO BOX 542 DICKINSON ND 58601
PO BOX 542 DICKINSON ND 58601
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GRAND FORKS ND 58206
314 CAMBRIDGE STREET SUITE 201 STOP 8260
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CRETE NE 68333
CRETE NE 68333
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P.O. BOX 4904 GRAND ISLAND NE 68802
P.O. BOX 4904 GRAND ISLAND NE 68802
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HEBRON NE 68370
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LINCOLN NE 68507
LINCOLN NE 68507
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PO BOX 82889 LINCOLN NE 68501
PO BOX 82889 LINCOLN NE 68501
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6TH FLOOR LINCOLN NE 68509
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LINCOLN NE 68509
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SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE 68776
SOUTH SIOUX CITY NE 68776
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BERLIN NH 3570
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P.O. BOX 500 CONCORD NH 3301
P.O. BOX 500 CONCORD NH 3301
P.O. BOX 500 CONCORD NH 3301
CONCORD NH 3301
CONCORD NH 3301
CONCORD NH 3301
CONCORD NH 3301
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KEENE NH 3431
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NEWPORT NH 3773
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BRICK NJ 8724
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CHERRY HILL NJ 8034
CHERRY HILL NJ 8034
CHERRY HILL NJ 8034
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CLAYTON NJ 8312
DENVILLE NJ 7834
EAST BRUNSWICK NJ 8816
HACKETTSTOWN NJ 7840
HACKETTSTOWN NJ 7840
HILLSBOROUGH NJ 8844
HILLSBOROUGH NJ 8844
JERSEY CITY NJ 7305
KINNELON NJ 7405
LAKEWOOD NJ 8701
LAKEWOOD NJ 8701
MANASQUAN NJ 8736
MAPLEWOOD NJ 7040
MAYS LANDING NJ 8330
UN 4302 MONTCLAIR NJ 7043
MOORESTOWN NJ 8057
3 RUTGERS PLAZA NEW BRUNSWICK NJ 8901
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NEWARK NJ 7102
NEWARK NJ 7102
2 CEDAR ST NEWARK NJ 7102
2 CEDAR ST NEWARK NJ 7102
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ORADELL NJ 7649
PARAMUS NJ 7652
PARAMUS NJ 7652
PARAMUS NJ 7652
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PASSAIC NJ 7055
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PENNSVILLE NJ 8070
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POMPTON PLAINS NJ 7444
SOMERDALE NJ 8083
SOMERDALE NJ 8083
SOUTH ORANGE NJ 7079
TEANECK NJ 7666
TRENTON NJ 8609
TRENTON NJ 8625
P.O. BOX 500 TRENTON NJ 8625
P.O. BOX 500 TRENTON NJ 8625
P.O. BOX 500 TRENTON NJ 8625
P.O. BOX 500 TRENTON NJ 8625
TRENTON NJ 8625
TRENTON NJ 8625
TRENTON NJ 8625
TRENTON NJ 8625
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WAYNE NJ 7470
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ALBUQUERQUE NM 87105
ALBUQUERQUE NM 87105
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ALBUQUERQUE NM 87110
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BERNALILLO NM 87004
BERNALILLO NM 87004
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DEMING NM 88030
ESPANOLA NM 87532
ESPANOLA NM 87532
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FARMINGTON NM 87401
FARMINGTON NM 87499
FARMINGTON NM 87499
FARMINGTON NM 87499
GALLUP NM 87305
205 SUNDE ST. GALLUP NM 87305
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MAGDALENA NM 87825
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SANTA FE NM 87505
SANTA FE NM 87505
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EDUCATION BUILDING SANTA FE NM 87501
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P.O. BOX DRAWER 26110 SANTA FE NM 87502
P.O. BOX DRAWER 26110 SANTA FE NM 87502
P.O. BOX DRAWER 26110 SANTA FE NM 87502
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CARSON CITY NV 89701
CARSON CITY NV 89701
CARSON CITY NV 89701
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2ND FLOOR CARSON CITY NV 89706
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ALBANY NY 12204
ALBANY NY 12205
1400 WASHINGTON AVE. ALBANY NY 12222
ED 231 ALBANY NY 12222
ED 231 ALBANY NY 12222
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ALBANY NY 12207
1400 WASHINGTON AVE. MSC 312 ALBANY NY 12222
MSC312 ALBANY NY 12222
89 WASHINGTON AVE, RM. 318M EB ALBANY NY 12234
89 WASHINGTON AVE, RM. 318M EB ALBANY NY 12234
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89 WASHINGTON AVE, 318 MEB ALBANY NY 12234
89 WASHINGTON AVE, 318 MEB ALBANY NY 12234
89 WASHINGTON AVE, 318 MEB ALBANY NY 12234
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ALBANY NY 12203
ALBANY NY 12203
ALBANY NY 12203
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BINGHAMTON NY 13905
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SUITE 5B BRONX NY 10459
SUITE 5B BRONX NY 10459
1 FORDHAM PLAZA, 8TH FLOOR BRONX NY 10458
BRONX NY 10458
BRONX NY 10458
BROOKLYN NY 11224
BROOKLYN NY 11224
BROOKLYN NY 11216
BROOKLYN NY 11216
BROOKLYN NY 11216
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BUFFALO NY 14203
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139 STATE STREET ROAD CANTON NY 13617
139 STATE STREET ROAD CANTON NY 13617
139 STATE STREET ROAD CANTON NY 13617
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ELMIRA NY 14905
ELMIRA NY 14905
ELMIRA NY 14905
FULTON NY 13069
GARDEN CITY NY 11530
GUILDERLAND NY 12084
HAMPTON BAYS NY 11946
HEMPSTEAD NY 11550
HEMPSTEAD NY 11550
P.O. BOX 492 HOOSICK FALLS NY 12090
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HORNELL NY 14843
HORNELL NY 14843
ITHACA NY 14850
ITHACA NY 14850
ITHACA NY 14850
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JAMESTOWN NY 14701
JAMESTOWN NY 14701
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LIBERTY NY 12758
LIBERTY NY 12758
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P.O. BOX 28 MALONE NY 12953
P.O. BOX 28 MALONE NY 12953
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MIDDLETOWN NY 10992
MIDDLETOWN NY 10992
MOUNT VERNON NY 10553
NEW CITY NY 10956
NEW HARTFORD NY 13413
NEW PALTZ NY 12561
NEW ROCHELLE NY 10801
NEW ROCHELLE NY 10801
NEW ROCHELLE NY 10801
NEW ROCHELLE NY 10801
NEW YORK NY 10002
17TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10004
17TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10004
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NEW YORK NY 10001
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK NY 10010
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NEW YORK NY 10007
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK NY 10018
NEW YORK NY 10036
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NEW YORK NY 10007
SUITE 604 NEW YORK CITY NY 10006
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PATCHOGUE NY 11772
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PLATTSBURGH NY 12901
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ROCHESTER NY 14614
ROCHESTER NY 14614
ROCHESTER NY 14623
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ROME NY 13440
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SCHENECTADY NY 12301
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SCHENECTADY NY 12303
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ATHENS OH 45701
ATHENS OH 45701
BELLAIRE OH 43906
BELLAIRE OH 43906
BLANCHESTER OH 45107
BLANCHESTER OH 45107
BOWLING GREEN OH 43402
BOWLING GREEN OH 43402
BOWLING GREEN OH 43402
BOWLING GREEN OH 43402
BOWLING GREEN OH 43403
BOWLING GREEN OH 43402
BRECKSVILLE OH 44141
BRECKSVILLE OH 44141
BUCYRUS OH 44820
BUCYRUS OH 44820
CANTON OH 44714
CANTON OH 44714
CANTON OH 44707
CARROLL OH 43112
CINCINNATI OH 45219
CINCINNATI OH 45219
CINCINNATI OH 45239
CINCINNATI OH 45239
CINCINNATI OH 45219
CINCINNATI OH 45215
CLEVELAND OH 44114
COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
MAIL STOP 70 COLUMBUS OH 43215
MAIL STOP 70 COLUMBUS OH 43215
MAIL STOP 70 COLUMBUS OH 43215
MAIL STOP 70 COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
COLUMBUS OH 43215
DAYTON OH 45407
DAYTON OH 45407
DAYTON OH 45402
ELYRIA OH 44035
GARFIELD HEIGHTS OH 44125
GLOUSTER OH 45732
GLOUSTER OH 45732
GLOUSTER OH 45732
GROVE CITY OH 43123
HAMILTON OH 45011
HAMILTON OH 45011
HAMILTON OH 45011
HEATH OH 43056
HEATH OH 43056
LANCASTER OH 43130
LEBANON OH 45036
LEBANON OH 45036
LIMA OH 45801
SUITE 104 MANSFIELD OH 44906
SUITE 104 MANSFIELD OH 44906
MARION OH 43302
MARION OH 43302
PO BOX 616 MOUNT VERNON OH 43022
PO BOX 616 MOUNT VERNON OH 43022
NEWARK OH 43055
NEWARK OH 43055
NEWARK OH 43055
OTTAWA OH 45875
OTTAWA OH 45875
RACINE OH 45771
RACINE OH 45771
RACINE OH 45771
SANDUSKY OH 44870
SPARTA OH 43350
SPARTA OH 43350
2ND FLOOR ADMIN OFFICES SPRINGFIELD OH 45505
2ND FLOOR ADMIN OFFICES SPRINGFIELD OH 45505
SWANTON OH 43558
SWANTON OH 43558
TOLEDO OH 43604
TOLEDO OH 43604
TOLEDO OH 43606
TOLEDO OH 43606
TOLEDO OH 43606
TOLEDO OH 43608
TROTWOOD OH 45426
TROTWOOD OH 45426
TROTWOOD OH 45426
WARREN OH 44483
WARREN OH 44483
WARREN OH 44484
WARREN OH 44484
PO BOX 550 YOUNGSTOWN OH 44501
AGRA OK 74824
AGRA OK 74824
BEGGS OK 74421
CLAREMORE OK 74017
COWETA OK 74429
DURANT OK 74702
DURANT OK 74702
DURANT OK 74702
DURANT OK 74702
EL RENO OK 73036
EL RENO OK 73036
EL RENO OK 73036
EL RENO OK 73036
EL RENO OK 73036
ELMORE CITY OK 73433
ELMORE CITY OK 73433
ENID OK 73701
ENID OK 73701
FREDERICK OK 73542
FREDERICK OK 73542
FREDERICK OK 73542
HARRAH OK 73045
HARRAH OK 73045
IDABEL OK 74745
IDABEL OK 74745
KEOTA OK 74941
MEEKER OK 74855
MIDWEST CITY OK 73110
MIDWEST CITY OK 73110
MIDWEST CITY OK 73110
MIDWEST CITY OK 73110
MIDWEST CITY OK 73110
MORRISON OK 73061
MUSKOGEE OK 74401
MUSKOGEE OK 74401
134 ROBERTSON HALL, 731 ELM AVENUE NORMAN OK 73019
ROBERTSON HALL, ROOM 134 NORMAN OK 73019
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73106
SUITE 315 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73105
SUITE 315 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73105
HODGE EDUCATION BUILDING OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73105
SUITE 315 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73105
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73152
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73152
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73152
OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73152
PONCA CITY OK 74601
PONCA CITY OK 74601
POTEAU OK 74953
POTEAU OK 74953
BOX 2840 STILWELL OK 74960
BOX 2840 STILWELL OK 74960
BOX 2840 STILWELL OK 74960
STROUD OK 74079
225 N. WATER ST. TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
225 N. WATER ST. TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
P.O. BOX 517 TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
P.O. BOX 517 TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
225 NORTH WATER STREET TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
225 NORTH WATER STREET TAHLEQUAH OK 74465
TULSA OK 74015
TULSA OK 74015
TULSA OK 74114
WAGONER OK 74467
BOX 1240 WARNER OK 74469
BOX 1240 WARNER OK 74469
BOX 1240 WARNER OK 74469
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ALBANY OR 97321
ASHLAND OR 97520
555 SW BRYANT CLATSKANIE OR 97016
555 SW BRYANT CLATSKANIE OR 97016
EUGENE OR 97402
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EUGENE OR 97402
EUGENE OR 97402
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EUGENE OR 97403
FAIRVIEW OR 97024
FAIRVIEW OR 97024
FAIRVIEW OR 97024
GRANTS PASS, OR 97527
GRANTS PASS, OR 97527
GRANTS PASS, OR 97527
HILLSBORO OR 97124
HILLSBORO OR 97124
HILLSBORO OR 97124
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KAMATH FALLS OR 97603
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MEDFORD OR 97501
MEDFORD OR 97501
MEDFORD OR 97501
345 N. MONMOUTH AVENUE MONMOUTH OR 97361
MULTNOMAH OR 97214
MULTNOMAH OR 97214
NEWPORT OR 97365
ONTARIO OR 97914
ONTARIO OR 97914
PENDLETON OR 97801
PENDLETON OR 97801
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PORTLAND OR 97211
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SALEM OR 97303
SALEM OR 97310
SALEM OR 97310
SALEM OR 97310
SALEM OR 97310
E86 SALEM OR 97310
E86 SALEM OR 97310
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3RD FLOOR SALEM OR 97310
SANDY OR 97055
THE DALLES OR 97058
THE DALLES OR 97058
TIGARD OR 97223
TIGARD OR 97223
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P.O. BOX 328 ALLENTOWN PA 18105
P.O. BOX 328 ALLENTOWN PA 18105
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ALVIN TX 77511
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AMARILLO TX 79106
AMARILLO TX 79106
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AUSTIN TX 78721
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AUSTIN TX 78753
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WILLIAM B. TRAVIS BLDG AUSTIN TX 78701
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AUSTIN TX 78711
AUSTIN TX 78711
AUSTIN TX 78711
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BLOOMINGTON TX 77951
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BOERNE TX 78006
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CORSICANA TX 75110
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CURERO TX 77954
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PLEASANTON TX 78065
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ROCKPORT TX 78382
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WACO TX 76712
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P.O. BOX 8916 MADISON WI 53708
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MILWAUKEE WI 53212
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MILWAUKEE WI 53208
MILWAUKEE WI 53208
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RHINELANDER WI 54501
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TOMAHAWK WI 54487
TOMAHAWK WI 54487
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6 2007
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1 2009
1 2008
1 2008
1 2009
1 2008
1 2008
1 2009
1 2009
6 2007
2 2007
8 2007
7 2007
6 2006
7 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2008
3 2008
3 2009
4 2008
4 2007
4 2006
3 2007
3 2007
3 2006
4 2006
4 2007
4 2008
4 2009
4 2006
4 2007
4 2009
4 2008
4 2007
4 2006
4 2006
4 2007
1 2006
1 2007
1 2006
1 2008
1 2009
1 2007
2 2008
2 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2008
5 104151 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
5 104151 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
7 2008
7 2009
7 2006
7 2007
7 2008
7 2009
7 2006
7 2006
7 2007
7 2007
7 2006
8 2006
4 2006
7 104179 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
7 104179 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
8 2007
8 2006
1 2006
1 2007
7 2008
7 2006
7 2008
7 2006
29 2008
29 2009
47 2006
47 2007
40 2009
40 2008
47 2006
47 2007
47 2008
22 2006
22 2007
22 2006
22 2008
22 2009
20 2006
32 2008
30 2007
30 2008
30 2009
24 2006
23 2008
23 2007
23 2009
50 2007
23 2007
23 2008
23 2009
9 2008
39 2006
51 2006
26 2006
21 2006
21 2007
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
43 2008
43 2007
43 2009
2 2009
46 2006
48 2007
48 2008
48 2006
48 2006
48 2006
48 2007
46 2006
46 2007
1 2009
34 2006
52 2008
51 2007
51 2008
51 2009
51 2006
51 2009
51 2007
51 2008
51 2006
51 2007
3 2009
50 2006
50 2006
50 2007
50 2009
20 2006
20 2007
3 2007
3 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2009
13 2006
20 2007
20 2006
21 2009
19 2007
19 2008
19 2009
21 2008
19 2007
19 2008
19 2009
20 2009
20 2008
40 2008
47 2008
4 2007
4 2006
15 2008
15 2009
29 2009
27 2006
4 2008
13 2007
13 2008
13 2009
45 2007
17 2008
17 2009
45 2008
45 2007
35 2006
48 2007
48 2009
53 110680 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
52 2007
52 2008
52 2009
45 2009
45 2008
26 2006
1 2006
1 2006
1 2007
20 2006
20 2008
20 2007
25 2009
25 2008
25 2007
35 2007
20 2007
20 2008
20 2009
36 2006
36 2008
36 2007
36 2009
11 2009
31 2006
34 2008
34 2009
33 2007
31 2009
31 2008
33 2006
35 2009
33 2008
35 2008
33 2006
33 2009
34 2007
31 2009
34 2007
35 117946 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2008
33 123961 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2006
35 117946 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2007
34 YES 2008
34 YES 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2009
18 2007
18 2008
18 2009
18 2008
38 2009
38 2008
38 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2006
4 2009
48 2006
9 2006
9 2008
9 2009
9 2007
9 2008
9 2007
9 2008
49 2006
49 2007
43 2009
43 2007
43 2006
21 2006
2 2009
2 2007
2 2006
23 2006
45 2008
31 2006
31 2007
2 2006
2 2007
2 2006
2 2007
2 2009
2 2008
29 2009
29 2008
6 2008
6 2007
6 2009
38 2009
38 2009
4 2008
4 2009
38 2007
38 2006
52 2006
52 2007
2 2009
2 2008
2 2008
2 2009
2 2007
2 2009
2 2008
2 2009
2 2008
2 2008
2 2009
12 2009
12 2007
12 2008
14 120698 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
7 2008
7 2009
7 2006
44 2006
44 2007
6 123572 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
42 2006
42 2007
5 2006
3 2008
3 2009
3 2007
5 2006
5 2007
8 2008
5 2008
5 2009
5 2007
5 2006
5 2009
5 2008
5 2006
5 2007
25 2009
25 2008
43 2006
53 2006
53 2007
53 2006
53 2009
53 2008
53 2007
53 2008
53 2009
53 2007
53 2009
53 2008
53 2007
50 2006
50 2007
53 2006
53 2008
53 2006
53 2007
29 2008
12 2007
12 2006
8 2008
8 2007
15 2006
15 2007
15 2007
15 2006
8 2006
8 2007
8 2006
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
8 2008
8 122612 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2007
8 122612 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2008
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
29 2006
16 2006
16 2008
16 2009
16 2007
16 2009
48 2006
48 2006
48 2008
48 2007
9 2007
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
6 2006
6 2007
6 2009
20 2006
20 2007
48 2008
48 2009
47 2007
47 2008
48 2006
47 2009
48 2007
48 2009
48 2008
47 2007
23 2006
23 2007
23 2006
23 110705 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
23 110705 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
23 110705 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
25 2009
25 2008
25 2008
17 2009
17 2006
23 2009
23 2008
6 2007
6 2008
6 2009
6 2008
6 2007
6 2009
6 2009
6 2008
17 2008
17 2006
17 2007
19 2009
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
8 2009
8 2007
8 2008
14 243744 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
18 2006
22 2006
45 2007
45 2009
45 2008
45 2008
21 2008
21 2009
48 2007
48 2008
48 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
13 2007
26 2009
26 2008
26 2007
7 2009
23 2009
23 2008
21 2006
21 2007
49 2006
49 2007
17 2009
17 2008
17 2007
17 2006
1 2009
1 2008
46 2006
46 2009
2 2009
2 2008
2 2007
42 2009
42 2008
1 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2009
1 2008
1 2007
1 2006
2 2007
7 2007
5 2007
5 2007
2 2007
2 2006
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
2 2009
2 126614 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
2 126614 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
2 126614 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
5 2008
5 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
7 2006
7 2007
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2009
1 2008
1 2007
1 2006
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
3 2006
3 2008
3 127185 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
5 2007
4 126818 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
4 126818 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
3 2006
7 2006
4 2007
3 2006
3 2007
3 2008
3 2009
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
4 2007
2 2006
1 2006
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
3 2008
3 2009
3 2007
5 2008
4 2006
4 2007
2 129020 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
2 129020 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
2 129020 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2009
1 2009
1 2009
1 2009
1 2009
1 2009
1 2006
1 2006
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2008
1 2009
1 2007
1 2006
1 131283 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
1 131496 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2007
1 2008
1 2006
1 2009
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
12 2009
12 2008
12 2009
13 2009
13 2008
5 2007
5 2006
1 2007
1 2006
1 2007
7 133386 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
20 2007
20 2009
20 2008
20 132709 4 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2008
14 2009
6 134130 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
6 134130 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
6 134130 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
5 2007
5 2006
3 2008
3 2009
15 2007
15 2008
15 2009
16 2006
16 2007
4 2007
4 2006
4 2009
4 2008
16 2008
16 2009
10 2008
10 2009
10 2007
6 2006
6 2007
4 2009
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2007
2 2006
24 2006
18 2006
18 2006
18 2007
18 2006
18 135717 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above NO YES 2009
17 137476 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
YESabove 2008
14 2007
14 2009
14 2008
14 2006
6 2006
6 2007
3 2007
24 132903 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
24 132903 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
3 2008
3 2009
24 132903 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
3 2008
3 2009
15 2007
15 2006
22 2009
22 2008
1 2006
1 2009
1 2008
1 138354 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
13 2008
13 2009
7 2006
16 2007
2 2006
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
2 2006
2 2007
2 2009
2 2008
2 2006
2 2007
11 2008
11 2009
11 2007
8 2009
22 2009
22 2008
3 2006
2 2009
2 2008
2 2007
2 2006
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
5 2006
5 2009
4 139658 2 NO NO NO 2008
5 2008
5 2009
5 2006
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
5 2007
5 2006
11 2006
11 2007
1 2009
3 2009
3 2008
7 2006
8 140483 1 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2008
8 140483 1 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2009
3 2008
3 2009
4 2008
4 2009
2 2009
2 2008
4 2006
4 2007
8 2006
8 2007
3 2007
3 2008
3 2009
8 2009
8 2008
3 2006
8 2008
8 2007
8 2009
11 2009
11 2008
6 2009
6 2008
11 2006
11 2008
11 2009
11 2006
12 2009
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
12 2008
12 139931 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above NO NO 2009
2 141167 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2006
2 2006
2 2007
3 2006
3 2008
3 2007
2006
2008
2009
2007
1 2008
1 2006
1 2008
1 141574 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
1 2008
1 2009
1 2007
1 2006
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
1 141574 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
1 141574 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
1 141574 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
1 2007
1 2006
1 2008
2 2007
2 2009
2 2008
1 2006
3 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
3 2006
3 2008
3 2006
3 2008
3 2009
3 2006
3 2007
3 2009
3 2008
3 2006
3 2007
1 2006
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
3 2006
2 2006
2 2007
2 2006
5 2008
1 2009
1 2008
4 2009
2 2008
2 2009
2 2007
3 2006
3 2007
3 2009
3 2008
5 2009
5 2008
2 2006
2 2007
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
4 2009
4 2008
4 2006
1 2006
2 142115 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
2 142115 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
2 2008
2 2009
2 2006
2 2007
2 2006
1 2008
1 2007
1 2006
1 2006
1 142285 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
2 2007
2 2008
2 2006
2 2007
12 2008
12 2009
15 2006
15 2007
14 2007
14 2006
14 2007
14 2008
14 2009
14 2006
14 2008
14 2006
12 2007
12 2008
12 2009
12 2008
12 2008
15 145637 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
15 145637 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
7 2006
7 2007
7 2006
7 2008
4 2009
7 2008
7 2007
7 2008
7 2009
7 2009
7 2007
4 2008
7 2006
7 2007
7 146719 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2007
7 146719 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2008
7 2007
7 2008
7 2009
18 2007
18 2006
19 2008
19 2009
2 2006
2 2009
2 2008
2 2007
2 148007 4 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2009
4 2009
11 2008
15 2008
15 2007
15 2009
17 2009
17 2008
17 2007
17 2007
17 2008
17 2009
17 2008
14 147703 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
14 147703 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
12 2008
12 2007
14 2009
8 2006
11 2006
19 2007
19 2006
11 2006
8 2006
8 2007
16 2007
1 2008
1 2009
7 2006
7 2007
17 2006
15 2009
15 145813 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
18 2009
18 2008
16 2006
16 2007
16 2006
12 2006
12 2007
18 2009
18 2008
18 2007
18 2006
18 2007
18 2006
16 2006
15 2006
15 2009
10 2009
14 2007
14 2006
14 2007
6 2006
16 2007
8 2009
4 2008
4 2009
4 2007
9 2008
9 2009
9 151351 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
9 151351 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
4 2006
4 2007
4 2006
6 2008
6 2009
8 2006
8 2007
8 2009
8 2009
8 2006
8 2007
3 2006
3 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2008
7 2009
7 2006
7 2006
7 2008
7 2008
5 2009
7 2009
7 151351 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
7 2008
7 2009
7 2007
7 2006
7 2008
7 2009
7 2006
7 2007
9 2007
9 2009
9 2009
9 2008
8 2009
8 2008
2 2007
2 2006
2 2006
8 2008
8 2009
4 2008
5 2009
6 2008
6 2009
3 2006
4 243780 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
4 243780 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
4 243780 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
4 243780 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
3 2008
3 2009
1 154697 4 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2006
4 2008
4 2009
4 2007
3 2009
3 2008
2 2006
3 155210 4 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2009
1 2009
1 2008
2 2006
2 2007
2 2006
2 2009
2 2008
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
2 2007
2 2006
4 2006
4 2007
1 2006
1 2007
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
4 2009
2 2009
2 2008
1 2006
2 2006
4 2006
4 2007
4 2008
2 2009
2 2008
5 2006
5 2007
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
5 2009
5 2007
5 2008
4 2008
4 2009
4 2006
4 2007
2 2006
2 2007
4 2007
4 2006
6 157058 1 Public, 4-year YES
or above
NO NO 2007
6 157058 1 Public, 4-year YES
or above
NO NO 2008
6 157058 1 Public, 4-year YES
or above
NO NO 2009
6 2009
6 2008
6 2006
6 2007
6 2009
6 2008
6 2007
6 2006
2 2009
2 2008
4 2009
5 2009
5 2008
2 2006
2 2007
5 2008
5 2009
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5 2009
5 2008
5 2007
5 2006
5 2007
5 2009
4 2009
4 2008
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
6 2008
6 2009
6 157085 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
6 157085 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
5 2008
3 2008
3 2009
3 2007
3 2009
3 2008
3 2006
5 2009
5 2008
5 2007
5 2009
5 2008
5 2009
5 2008
1 2009
1 157401 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
4 2009
4 2008
2 2009
2 2008
5 2009
6 2008
6 2008
6 2009
5 2009
5 2008
5 2006
5 2007
1 2009
1 2009
1 2007
1 2008
1 2008
5 2009
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6 2009
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6 2006
6 2009
6 2008
6 2007
6 2006
6 2009
6 2008
6 2007
6 2006
4 2009
3 2007
1 2007
3 2007
7 2006
7 2006
7 2006
7 160658 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
2 2009
2 2008
2 2006
5 2007
5 2008
5 2006
5 2009
5 2007
5 2009
5 2008
4 2009
4 2008
2 2006
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
4 2008
4 2009
4 2009
4 2007
4 2009
4 2008
4 2008
2 2006
1 166629 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
7 2009
1 2008
8 2006
8 2006
8 2007
8 2007
9 2007
9 2006
9 2009
9 2008
9 2006
9 2007
9 2006
10 166692 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
6 2009
8 166683 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2006
8 166027 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2006
8 166683 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
10 2006
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
5 2009
5 2008
5 2007
5 2009
5 2008
5 2006
7 2009
6 166887 4 Public, 2-yearNO NO NO 2008
6 2006
7 2009
7 2008
7 2006
7 2007
7 2008
7 2009
7 2007
9 2009
9 2007
4 2007
4 2008
4 2006
4 2007
4 2006
4 2008
4 2009
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
6 2007
4 2009
10 2007
8 2006
8 2008
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
2 2009
2 2008
2 2007
4 2009
7 2009
7 2008
10 2009
10 2006
2 2006
2 2009
3 2006
3 165334 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
3 2006
2 2009
3 2007
3 2009
3 2008
2 2008
3 163046 2 Private not-for-profit,
NO NO
4-year or
NOabove 2009
7 2008
7 2009
7 2007
7 2006
7 2008
7 2009
7 2007
1 2009
5 2007
5 2008
8 2008
8 2007
8 2008
1 2009
1 2008
5 2006
5 2007
5 163286 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
5 163286 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
6 2008
7 2006
5 2009
5 2008
3 2009
3 2008
8 2009
8 2008
8 2007
8 2006
7 2006
7 2007
2 2006
6 2009
6 2008
1 2007
1 2006
1 2008
1 2009
1 2006
1 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
1 2007
2 2009
2 2008
2 2006
2 2009
2 2008
1 161554 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
1 161554 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
2 2007
2 2006
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2 2009
2 2006
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2 2008
2 2009
2 2007
1 2008
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
6 2007
6 2006
4 2009
4 2008
4 2007
15 2007
15 2009
15 170976 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
5 2009
9 2008
1 2006
1 2007
8 2009
13 2006
13 2007
13 2006
14 2008
13 2009
13 2008
13 2007
13 2008
13 2009
13 2009
13 2006
13 2009
13 2008
8 171100 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
1 2006
1 2007
1 2008
5 2009
5 2008
5 2006
5 2007
3 2007
3 2006
3 2008
3 2009
3 2008
1 171128 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
15 2008
15 2009
15 2007
15 2008
15 2009
4 2007
6 2006
6 2007
6 2007
8 2009
8 2008
8 2007
8 2007
8 2008
8 2009
8 2006
8 2006
8 2008
8 2009
8 2006
8 2007
8 2009
8 2008
8 2006
8 2007
15 2009
2 2006
2 2008
2 2009
1 2007
1 2008
1 2009
12 2009
12 2008
9 2007
9 2007
13 2009
9 171571 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2008
1 2006
5 2007
5 2008
5 2009
4 2008
5 2007
2 2006
2 2007
12 2006
14 2006
14 2007
14 2006
1 2006
1 2007
15 2009
9 2006
9 2006
9 2009
9 2008
12 2006
9 2007
3 2009
15 169798 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
2 2008
2 2009
1 2009
1 2008
8 2006
7 2008
8 2006
8 2007
8 2006
8 2008
8 2007
5 2009
8 2008
8 2009
7 2006
5 2007
5 2006
5 174066 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
5 174066 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
5 174066 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
7 174358 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
7 174358 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2007
7 2006
7 2007
2 2006
3 2007
2 2006
7 2006
4 2007
4 2009
4 2008
4 2006
4 2008
4 2009
4 2006
4 2007
4 2006
4 2009
4 2008
4 2006
4 2007
6 2007
6 2008
6 2009
6 2006
6 174783 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
4 2008
4 2009
4 2006
7 2006
7 2006
7 2007
3 2008
3 2009
3 2007
8 2006
6 2007
6 2009
6 2008
9 2006
9 2009
9 2008
9 178396 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2006
9 2009
2 2007
2 2008
2 2009
1 2008
1 2009
1 2009
4 2009
4 2008
4 2007
4 2006
4 2009
4 2008
4 2006
4 2007
8 2008
4 2006
4 2007
4 2009
4 2008
7 2009
7 2008
8 2009
8 2007
8 2008
6 2007
7 2006
7 179566 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
8 2006
8 2007
1 2009
1 2006
4 176965 1 Public, 4-year NO
or above
NO NO 2009
7 2007
1 2009
1 2008
1 2006
3 2009
3 2008
3 2008
3 2009
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 This project will serve students and families in four comprehensive high schools a
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2006 The project's four goals are to reduce the prevalence of binge drinking among fir
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 The project will target four large high schools and implement the SAMHSA scienc
2007 The project will target four large high schools and implement the SAMHSA scienc
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 This project is a comprehensive collaborative effort among the LEA and three rur
2007 This project is a comprehensive collaborative effort among the LEA and three rur
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2006 This project utilizes several evidence-based strategies outlined in the National Ins
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative will implement a comprehensive al
2007 The Kentucky Valley Educational Cooperative will implement a comprehensive al
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2007 Project Zeroing in on Alcohol Prevention (ZAP) will serve an estimated 15,900 sec
2007 Project Zeroing in on Alcohol Prevention (ZAP) will serve an estimated 15,900 sec
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2007 This project will implement a multi-component approach including three research
2007 This project will implement a multi-component approach including three research
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2007 U.S. Department of Education Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Safe Schools/
2007 U.S. Department of Education Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Safe Schools/
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2006 The project's mission is to address and positively change sexual abuse attitudes,
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2007 The Lansing School District, in partnership with the Lansing Police Department, M
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2006 The project's long-term goal is to reduce high-risk drinking through individual and
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2006 This project joins three institutions of higher education (Minnesota State Universi
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Consolidated S.D. #6, N. Jefferson County, has selected a single SAMHSA Model P
2007 Consolidated S.D. #6, N. Jefferson County, has selected a single SAMHSA Model P
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2007 Swain County Schools will partner with Cherokee Central Schools to implement th
2007 Swain County Schools will partner with Cherokee Central Schools to implement th
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 The project will serve high schools from eight consortium districts and serve appr
2007 The project will serve high schools from eight consortium districts and serve appr
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2006 This project seeks to reduce violent behavior at the shared campus of Syracuse U
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 The Trimble Local School District is a comprehensive, school and community initi
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2007 The Southern Local Prevention Initiative is a comprehensive school and communi
2007 The Southern Local Prevention Initiative is a comprehensive school and communi
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2006 The project's goal is to decrease high-risk drinking by educating students about t
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2006 This project proposes to create and implement a comprehensive, research-based
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2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Yea
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2007 This project will serve students and families in eight high schools in the Granite S
2007 This project will serve students and families in eight high schools in the Granite S
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2007 The Washington County Project to Reduce Alcohol Abuse will serve approximately
2007 The Washington County Project to Reduce Alcohol Abuse will serve approximately
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 The School System of Janesville will implement one school-based SAMHSA Model
2007 The School System of Janesville will implement one school-based SAMHSA Model
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Depart
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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schools to facilitate and implement two SAMSHA science-based programs, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and P
schools to facilitate and implement two SAMSHA science-based programs, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and P
schools to facilitate and implement two SAMSHA science-based programs, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and P
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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JUHSD high schools. It will implement Project SUCCESS and Communities Mobilizing for Change (CMCA), both S
JUHSD high schools. It will implement Project SUCCESS and Communities Mobilizing for Change (CMCA), both S
JUHSD high schools. It will implement Project SUCCESS and Communities Mobilizing for Change (CMCA), both S

ege Alcohol & Substance Education (CASE) program targets underage drinking among first-year students. CASE
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hensive high schools and two continuation high schools in the Petaluma Joint Union High School District and the
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hensive high schools and two continuation high schools in the Petaluma Joint Union High School District and the
atly appreciated the support that the U.S. Department of Education has shown the school district and the Bailey

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best of what works in drug abuse and violence prevention; develop consistent features for the newsletter's cont
best of what works in drug abuse and violence prevention; develop consistent features for the newsletter's cont

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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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nge drinking among first-year students, reduce the number of negative consequences related to alcohol use, de
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nt the SAMHSA science-based model program, Too Good for Drugs, and engage students in a peer-teaching com
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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the LEA and three rural districts. Using a three-component approach, the project will implement five SAMHSA m
the LEA and three rural districts. Using a three-component approach, the project will implement five SAMHSA m
the LEA and three rural districts. Using a three-component approach, the project will implement five SAMHSA m
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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ng over 25,000 students, located 65 miles west of Chicago. The university has seven degree-granting colleges a

1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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ned in the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism's 3-in-1 Framework and Tiers of Effectiveness. Th
ned in the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism's 3-in-1 Framework and Tiers of Effectiveness. Th
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
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nt a comprehensive alcohol abuse program for 334 students in grades 9-12 at Lee County High School and for 2
nt a comprehensive alcohol abuse program for 334 students in grades 9-12 at Lee County High School and for 2
nt a comprehensive alcohol abuse program for 334 students in grades 9-12 at Lee County High School and for 2
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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag

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estimated 15,900 secondary students, 5,000 parents, and 135 teachers/staff each grant year. The project will
estimated 15,900 secondary students, 5,000 parents, and 135 teachers/staff each grant year. The project will
estimated 15,900 secondary students, 5,000 parents, and 135 teachers/staff each grant year. The project will

84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
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cluding three research-based interventions to be implemented with targeted groups of students including youth
cluding three research-based interventions to be implemented with targeted groups of students including youth
cluding three research-based interventions to be implemented with targeted groups of students including youth

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Schools Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, H
Schools Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, H
Schools Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, H
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exual abuse attitudes, rape-related attitudes, sexual assault knowledge, and behavioral intent, as well as to inc
exual abuse attitudes, rape-related attitudes, sexual assault knowledge, and behavioral intent, as well as to inc
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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innovative strategies and significant results of Michigan State University's (MSU) social norms efforts. MSU's cu

g Police Department, Michigan State University, and the South Side Community Coalition, will provide research-b
g Police Department, Michigan State University, and the South Side Community Coalition, will provide research-b
g Police Department, Michigan State University, and the South Side Community Coalition, will provide research-b
cated in southwest Minnesota that serves several small communities. The district serves 577 K-12 students in o
through individual and environmental levels of alcohol education, intervention, and outreach, with a focus on re
through individual and environmental levels of alcohol education, intervention, and outreach, with a focus on re
nnesota State University, Moorhead; Concordia College; and Minnesota State Community and Technical College
nnesota State University, Moorhead; Concordia College; and Minnesota State Community and Technical College

1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
ingle SAMHSA Model Program that will be implemented in 10th grade health classes in two high schools, reachi
ingle SAMHSA Model Program that will be implemented in 10th grade health classes in two high schools, reachi
ingle SAMHSA Model Program that will be implemented in 10th grade health classes in two high schools, reachi

Missouri-Columbia has implemented an extensive social norming campaign for six years using clear and consist
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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
chools to implement the grant aimed to serve 1,404 secondary school students in grades 7-12. Central to the p
chools to implement the grant aimed to serve 1,404 secondary school students in grades 7-12. Central to the p
chools to implement the grant aimed to serve 1,404 secondary school students in grades 7-12. Central to the p

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Social Norming Project (MSNP) has educated students at Montclair State University (MSU) to make healthy choi
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l prevention programming for students from 10 communities including 7 American Indian communities. The LE
l prevention programming for students from 10 communities including 7 American Indian communities. The LE
l prevention programming for students from 10 communities including 7 American Indian communities. The LE

1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

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ds of its student-athlete high-risk drinkers through the establishment, implementation, and evaluation of a spec
ds of its student-athlete high-risk drinkers through the establishment, implementation, and evaluation of a spec

Relations: A Model Campus - Community Partnership at a State University Center. The Committee on University
istricts and serve approximately 5,300 students annually using two science-based programs, Project Northland
istricts and serve approximately 5,300 students annually using two science-based programs, Project Northland
istricts and serve approximately 5,300 students annually using two science-based programs, Project Northland
campus of Syracuse University and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
campus of Syracuse University and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

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student registered at the Cleveland Metropolitan School District?s SuccessTech Academy entered the building w

ol and community initiative designed to strengthen the capacity of school and community environments to resp
ol and community initiative designed to strengthen the capacity of school and community environments to resp
ol and community initiative designed to strengthen the capacity of school and community environments to resp

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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
e school and community approach to respond to the escalating problem of underage drinking. It includes three
e school and community approach to respond to the escalating problem of underage drinking. It includes three
e school and community approach to respond to the escalating problem of underage drinking. It includes three
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ll K-12 public school district serving 2,066 students in Montgomery County, a suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylva

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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag

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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag

84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag

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84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag
84D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational ag

1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

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ating students about the dangers of alcohol abuse and linking students who abuse alcohol with counseling effor
ating students about the dangers of alcohol abuse and linking students who abuse alcohol with counseling effor
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nsive, research-based model to address high-risk drinking among the college's on-campus student population.
nsive, research-based model to address high-risk drinking among the college's on-campus student population.

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chools in the Granite School District (GSD). This district is the second largest in the state and one of the 30 large
chools in the Granite School District (GSD). This district is the second largest in the state and one of the 30 large
chools in the Granite School District (GSD). This district is the second largest in the state and one of the 30 large

ill serve approximately 1500 secondary school students by implementing two SAMHSA Model Programs that foc
ill serve approximately 1500 secondary school students by implementing two SAMHSA Model Programs that foc
ill serve approximately 1500 secondary school students by implementing two SAMHSA Model Programs that foc
trict located in southwestern Virginia. The district serves 9,500 students in 22 schools. Montgomery County is a
Public Schools is a mid-size school district located in southwestern Virginia. The district serves 9,500 students in

rinking by Transforming Campus Cultures. Healthy Expectations at George Mason University emphasizes health
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
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1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa

in both Richland and Sauk Counties. The enrollment in the district is approximately 371 students pre K-12. The

based SAMHSA Model Program, to prevent and reduce alcohol abuse among secondary school students by plac
based SAMHSA Model Program, to prevent and reduce alcohol abuse among secondary school students by plac
based SAMHSA Model Program, to prevent and reduce alcohol abuse among secondary school students by plac
irst-year students at the University of Wisconsin-Stout by 5 percent within two years by implementing evidence
irst-year students at the University of Wisconsin-Stout by 5 percent within two years by implementing evidence

1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Sa
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ct Toward No Drug Abuse and Project SUCCESS. The target population will be 9th -12th students working in alte
ct Toward No Drug Abuse and Project SUCCESS. The target population will be 9th -12th students working in alte
ct Toward No Drug Abuse and Project SUCCESS. The target population will be 9th -12th students working in alte
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
zing for Change (CMCA), both SAMHSA model science-based programs. Project goals include decreased binge d
zing for Change (CMCA), both SAMHSA model science-based programs. Project goals include decreased binge d
zing for Change (CMCA), both SAMHSA model science-based programs. Project goals include decreased binge d

mong first-year students. CASE, mandated for students who violate the residence halls? ?no use? alcohol policy
mong first-year students. CASE, mandated for students who violate the residence halls? ?no use? alcohol policy

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

on High School District and the West Sonoma County Union High School District served by the Sonoma County
on High School District and the West Sonoma County Union High School District served by the Sonoma County
on High School District and the West Sonoma County Union High School District served by the Sonoma County
e school district and the Bailey community in the aftermath of the school shooting that occurred at Platte Cany

tures for the newsletter's content, publish a quarterly newsletter with considerable input from OSDFS on all asp
tures for the newsletter's content, publish a quarterly newsletter with considerable input from OSDFS on all asp
tures for the newsletter's content, publish a quarterly newsletter with considerable input from OSDFS on all asp

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
nces related to alcohol use, decrease the prevalence of binge drinking on game day, and change the perception
nces related to alcohol use, decrease the prevalence of binge drinking on game day, and change the perception

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

students in a peer-teaching component with middle school students to promote wellness and alcohol prevention
students in a peer-teaching component with middle school students to promote wellness and alcohol prevention
students in a peer-teaching component with middle school students to promote wellness and alcohol prevention
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
will implement five SAMHSA model programs, provide assessment and counseling services in schools, and dev
will implement five SAMHSA model programs, provide assessment and counseling services in schools, and dev
will implement five SAMHSA model programs, provide assessment and counseling services in schools, and dev
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ven degree-granting colleges and offers 63 undergraduate majors and 79 graduate programs. In addition to the

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
k and Tiers of Effectiveness. The project's goals are to reduce high-risk drinking among first year students by 5
k and Tiers of Effectiveness. The project's goals are to reduce high-risk drinking among first year students by 5
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

e County High School and for 239 students in grades 9-12 at Owsley County High School. Both of these high sch
e County High School and for 239 students in grades 9-12 at Owsley County High School. Both of these high sch
e County High School and for 239 students in grades 9-12 at Owsley County High School. Both of these high sch
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ch grant year. The project will provide services to 7th through 12th grades in 45 JCPS schools. The project will g
ch grant year. The project will provide services to 7th through 12th grades in 45 JCPS schools. The project will g
ch grant year. The project will provide services to 7th through 12th grades in 45 JCPS schools. The project will g

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ups of students including youths in alternative school settings, student athletes, and school/court referred stud
ups of students including youths in alternative school settings, student athletes, and school/court referred stud
ups of students including youths in alternative school settings, student athletes, and school/court referred stud

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/He
S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/He
S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/He
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
avioral intent, as well as to increase bystander intervention, reduce incidence of sexual assault, and increase ut
avioral intent, as well as to increase bystander intervention, reduce incidence of sexual assault, and increase ut
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
) social norms efforts. MSU's current social norms marketing campaigns have attained substantial success by de

oalition, will provide research-based alcohol prevention programs for more than 7,200 high- risk youth in secon
oalition, will provide research-based alcohol prevention programs for more than 7,200 high- risk youth in secon
oalition, will provide research-based alcohol prevention programs for more than 7,200 high- risk youth in secon
serves 577 K-12 students in one school building for all grades. The district has an attendance rate of 96% and
and outreach, with a focus on reducing high-risk drinking among students who live on campus and in a defined a
and outreach, with a focus on reducing high-risk drinking among students who live on campus and in a defined a
mmunity and Technical College) and connects them with the Moorhead Police Department to employ a '3-in-1' a
mmunity and Technical College) and connects them with the Moorhead Police Department to employ a '3-in-1' a

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ses in two high schools, reaching approximately 2700 students. Additional prevention activities will include imp
ses in two high schools, reaching approximately 2700 students. Additional prevention activities will include imp
ses in two high schools, reaching approximately 2700 students. Additional prevention activities will include imp

x years using clear and consistent messages informing students about the actual alcohol use of their peers as w
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
n grades 7-12. Central to the program design is the implementation of six (6) SAMHSA science-based prevention
n grades 7-12. Central to the program design is the implementation of six (6) SAMHSA science-based prevention
n grades 7-12. Central to the program design is the implementation of six (6) SAMHSA science-based prevention

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ty (MSU) to make healthy choices by promoting knowledge of actual drinking norms at MSU, reducing misperce
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

an Indian communities. The LEA will implement the only SAMHSA proven program for native American youth, Pr
an Indian communities. The LEA will implement the only SAMHSA proven program for native American youth, Pr
an Indian communities. The LEA will implement the only SAMHSA proven program for native American youth, Pr

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
tation, and evaluation of a specially designed screening and brief intervention strategy. Bridging the theory and
tation, and evaluation of a specially designed screening and brief intervention strategy. Bridging the theory and

r. The Committee on University and Community Relations, a campus-community coalition initiative at The Univ
d programs, Project Northland and Class Action. A major focus will also be to enhance community linkages and
d programs, Project Northland and Class Action. A major focus will also be to enhance community linkages and
d programs, Project Northland and Class Action. A major focus will also be to enhance community linkages and
ronmental Science and Forestry. To achieve this, the primary strategy will be to implement a peer education pro
ronmental Science and Forestry. To achieve this, the primary strategy will be to implement a peer education pro
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

cademy entered the building with a deadly plan. The student was currently serving a suspension for a fight ear

mmunity environments to respond to the problem of underage drinking. Program design includes a multi-level
mmunity environments to respond to the problem of underage drinking. Program design includes a multi-level
mmunity environments to respond to the problem of underage drinking. Program design includes a multi-level

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
age drinking. It includes three research based SAMHSA model programs that will be implemented through a col
age drinking. It includes three research based SAMHSA model programs that will be implemented through a col
age drinking. It includes three research based SAMHSA model programs that will be implemented through a col
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
burb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On December 12, 2006, at approximately 9:15 am, an eleventh grade stude

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo
ms provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develo

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
se alcohol with counseling efforts on campus. The project's tasks include, but are not limited to, increasing nonu
se alcohol with counseling efforts on campus. The project's tasks include, but are not limited to, increasing nonu
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

n-campus student population. The goals and objectives of the project include development of a comprehensive
n-campus student population. The goals and objectives of the project include development of a comprehensive

-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with

he state and one of the 30 largest districts in the nation. Students in GSD high schools drink more often and ear
he state and one of the 30 largest districts in the nation. Students in GSD high schools drink more often and ear
he state and one of the 30 largest districts in the nation. Students in GSD high schools drink more often and ear

MHSA Model Programs that focus on strengthening leadership and resiliency, and mobilizing communities for c
MHSA Model Programs that focus on strengthening leadership and resiliency, and mobilizing communities for c
MHSA Model Programs that focus on strengthening leadership and resiliency, and mobilizing communities for c
hools. Montgomery County is also the location of Virginia Polytechnic and State University (Virginia Tech). A larg
istrict serves 9,500 students in 22 schools. Montgomery County is also the location of Virginia Polytechnic and S

n University emphasizes healthy transitions to college for first-year students. Its approach, grounded in the theo
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion

ely 371 students pre K-12. The Federal Census Poverty Rate for the district is 26.23%, only 28 (6.5%) of the stat

ondary school students by placing highly trained professionals in schools to provide a full range of prevention an
ondary school students by placing highly trained professionals in schools to provide a full range of prevention an
ondary school students by placing highly trained professionals in schools to provide a full range of prevention an
ears by implementing evidence-based strategies. Activities to achieve this goal include implementation of Comm
ears by implementing evidence-based strategies. Activities to achieve this goal include implementation of Comm

ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
ce have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretion
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
-12th students working in alternative learning environments and their parents. The grantee will work with com
-12th students working in alternative learning environments and their parents. The grantee will work with com
-12th students working in alternative learning environments and their parents. The grantee will work with com
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
oals include decreased binge drinking rates and a greater awareness and disapproval on the part of youth in the
oals include decreased binge drinking rates and a greater awareness and disapproval on the part of youth in the
oals include decreased binge drinking rates and a greater awareness and disapproval on the part of youth in the

e halls? ?no use? alcohol policy, combines NIAAA Tier 1 strategies into a psychoeducational approach delivered
e halls? ?no use? alcohol policy, combines NIAAA Tier 1 strategies into a psychoeducational approach delivered

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

served by the Sonoma County Office of Education. Ninth grade students will participate in the science-based pr
served by the Sonoma County Office of Education. Ninth grade students will participate in the science-based pr
served by the Sonoma County Office of Education. Ninth grade students will participate in the science-based pr
ng that occurred at Platte Canyon High School on September 27, 2006. Through the support of the Project SERV

ble input from OSDFS on all aspects of work; maintain an accessible Web site that includes past and present new
ble input from OSDFS on all aspects of work; maintain an accessible Web site that includes past and present new
ble input from OSDFS on all aspects of work; maintain an accessible Web site that includes past and present new

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
day, and change the perception that alcohol facilitates sexual opportunities. This project relies on three guiding
day, and change the perception that alcohol facilitates sexual opportunities. This project relies on three guiding

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

wellness and alcohol prevention. Pinellas will use the project to expand their work with families, law enforcemen
wellness and alcohol prevention. Pinellas will use the project to expand their work with families, law enforcemen
wellness and alcohol prevention. Pinellas will use the project to expand their work with families, law enforcemen
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
ng services in schools, and develop community-based partnerships. The science-based SAMHSA programs will in
ng services in schools, and develop community-based partnerships. The science-based SAMHSA programs will in
ng services in schools, and develop community-based partnerships. The science-based SAMHSA programs will in
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
ate programs. In addition to the main campus in DeKalb, NIU operates four outreach centers in Hoffman Estates

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
among first year students by 5 percent and alcohol-related consequences by 10 percent. The project will strengt
among first year students by 5 percent and alcohol-related consequences by 10 percent. The project will strengt
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

h School. Both of these high schools are located in the Appalachian region. The program in both schools will focu
h School. Both of these high schools are located in the Appalachian region. The program in both schools will focu
h School. Both of these high schools are located in the Appalachian region. The program in both schools will focu
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

JCPS schools. The project will give students and families a systemic and cohesive district-wide message on alco
JCPS schools. The project will give students and families a systemic and cohesive district-wide message on alco
JCPS schools. The project will give students and families a systemic and cohesive district-wide message on alco

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

and school/court referred students. Customized trainings will target staff within the community such as coache
and school/court referred students. Customized trainings will target staff within the community such as coache
and school/court referred students. Customized trainings will target staff within the community such as coache

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
borated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant pro
borated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant pro
borated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant pro
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
sexual assault, and increase utilization of victim advocacy services and reporting. The project will develop, imp
sexual assault, and increase utilization of victim advocacy services and reporting. The project will develop, imp
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
ained substantial success by designing messages that feature descriptive, injunctive, and protective norms bas

7,200 high- risk youth in secondary schools. As part of the program design, they will implement Project Northlan
7,200 high- risk youth in secondary schools. As part of the program design, they will implement Project Northlan
7,200 high- risk youth in secondary schools. As part of the program design, they will implement Project Northlan
n attendance rate of 96% and nearly all students graduate from the high school. On February 19, 2008, a schoo
e on campus and in a defined area of Minneapolis adjacent to campus. The project's components include the in
e on campus and in a defined area of Minneapolis adjacent to campus. The project's components include the in
partment to employ a '3-in-1' approach that addresses the individual, campus, and surrounding community. The
partment to employ a '3-in-1' approach that addresses the individual, campus, and surrounding community. The

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
ntion activities will include implementing a peer-to-peer mentoring model, developing coordinated, responsive
ntion activities will include implementing a peer-to-peer mentoring model, developing coordinated, responsive
ntion activities will include implementing a peer-to-peer mentoring model, developing coordinated, responsive

alcohol use of their peers as well as informing students about the protective factors that their peers are using i
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
MHSA science-based prevention curriculum programs that support the goal to promote beliefs and skills to redu
MHSA science-based prevention curriculum programs that support the goal to promote beliefs and skills to redu
MHSA science-based prevention curriculum programs that support the goal to promote beliefs and skills to redu

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

rms at MSU, reducing misperceptions of alcohol use, and promoting responsible, alcohol-related decision-makin
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

m for native American youth, Project Venture, in one high school and three middle schools and will use in-school
m for native American youth, Project Venture, in one high school and three middle schools and will use in-school
m for native American youth, Project Venture, in one high school and three middle schools and will use in-school

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
ategy. Bridging the theory and knowledge base across alcohol screening and brief intervention, sports medicin
ategy. Bridging the theory and knowledge base across alcohol screening and brief intervention, sports medicin

coalition initiative at The University at Albany, SUNY, has been in existence for fifteen years and has served as
ance community linkages and build on an expanded network of support for at-risk youth by establishing a coor
ance community linkages and build on an expanded network of support for at-risk youth by establishing a coor
ance community linkages and build on an expanded network of support for at-risk youth by establishing a coor
mplement a peer education program based on the Mentors in Violence program, a gender-based violence preve
mplement a peer education program based on the Mentors in Violence program, a gender-based violence preve
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

ng a suspension for a fight earlier in the week and should have been no where near the building located at East

m design includes a multi-level approach and the implementation of three SAMHSA Model Programs targeting ap
m design includes a multi-level approach and the implementation of three SAMHSA Model Programs targeting ap
m design includes a multi-level approach and the implementation of three SAMHSA Model Programs targeting ap

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
be implemented through a collaboration with a variety of community agencies incorporating a multi-level, mul
be implemented through a collaboration with a variety of community agencies incorporating a multi-level, mul
be implemented through a collaboration with a variety of community agencies incorporating a multi-level, mul
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
5 am, an eleventh grade student entered Springfield Township High School with an assault rifle. The student bra

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or
for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
not limited to, increasing nonuse of alcohol on campus, monitoring the sale of alcohol to underage youth, enco
not limited to, increasing nonuse of alcohol on campus, monitoring the sale of alcohol to underage youth, enco
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

velopment of a comprehensive awareness campaign using specific social norms identified with high-risk drinkin
velopment of a comprehensive awareness campaign using specific social norms identified with high-risk drinkin

public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra

hools drink more often and earlier than their peers across the state. The project will implement the SAMHSA mo
hools drink more often and earlier than their peers across the state. The project will implement the SAMHSA mo
hools drink more often and earlier than their peers across the state. The project will implement the SAMHSA mo

d mobilizing communities for change on alcohol. In order to address local concerns about rapidly rising rates of
d mobilizing communities for change on alcohol. In order to address local concerns about rapidly rising rates of
d mobilizing communities for change on alcohol. In order to address local concerns about rapidly rising rates of
niversity (Virginia Tech). A large number of the district?s students and staff members have connections to Virgi
on of Virginia Polytechnic and State University (Virginia Tech). A large number of the district?s students and sta

approach, grounded in the theories of social norms marketing and life health planning and designed to complem
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory ra
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa

23%, only 28 (6.5%) of the state?s 430 school districts have a Federal Census Poverty Rate above 20% accordin

de a full range of prevention and early intervention services. The project will serve two high schools with severa
de a full range of prevention and early intervention services. The project will serve two high schools with severa
de a full range of prevention and early intervention services. The project will serve two high schools with severa
nclude implementation of Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol, a model program identified by the Sub
nclude implementation of Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol, a model program identified by the Sub

SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federa
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
The grantee will work with community agencies and families to refocus the delivery of services to students throu
The grantee will work with community agencies and families to refocus the delivery of services to students throu
The grantee will work with community agencies and families to refocus the delivery of services to students throu
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
oval on the part of youth in the district of the dangers of alcohol consumption. Local objectives also include pro
oval on the part of youth in the district of the dangers of alcohol consumption. Local objectives also include pro
oval on the part of youth in the district of the dangers of alcohol consumption. Local objectives also include pro

ducational approach delivered to groups of first-year students over five sessions. CASE clinicians use motivation
ducational approach delivered to groups of first-year students over five sessions. CASE clinicians use motivation

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

icipate in the science-based prevention curricula, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and a sample of students will p
icipate in the science-based prevention curricula, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and a sample of students will p
icipate in the science-based prevention curricula, Project Toward No Drug Abuse and a sample of students will p
he support of the Project SERV ? Immediate Services Grant, the school district was able to help the students, st

t includes past and present newsletters in English and Spanish; seek feedback from readers using a consistent
t includes past and present newsletters in English and Spanish; seek feedback from readers using a consistent
t includes past and present newsletters in English and Spanish; seek feedback from readers using a consistent

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
project relies on three guiding theoretical frameworks, namely social marketing, theory of reasoned action, and
project relies on three guiding theoretical frameworks, namely social marketing, theory of reasoned action, and

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

k with families, law enforcement, community agencies, and pediatricians in a comprehensive prevention effort t
k with families, law enforcement, community agencies, and pediatricians in a comprehensive prevention effort t
k with families, law enforcement, community agencies, and pediatricians in a comprehensive prevention effort t
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
based SAMHSA programs will include: Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol, Life Skills Training, Projec
based SAMHSA programs will include: Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol, Life Skills Training, Projec
based SAMHSA programs will include: Communities Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol, Life Skills Training, Projec
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ach centers in Hoffman Estates, Naperville, Rockford, and Oregon, Illinois. On February 14, 2008, a lone gunman

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
percent. The project will strengthen linkages between campus and community partners; involve faculty and teac
percent. The project will strengthen linkages between campus and community partners; involve faculty and teac
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

rogram in both schools will focus on prevention education and implement the SAMHSA model programs, CLASS
rogram in both schools will focus on prevention education and implement the SAMHSA model programs, CLASS
rogram in both schools will focus on prevention education and implement the SAMHSA model programs, CLASS
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

e district-wide message on alcohol prevention. At the 7th and 8th grade level, some schools will choose between
e district-wide message on alcohol prevention. At the 7th and 8th grade level, some schools will choose between
e district-wide message on alcohol prevention. At the 7th and 8th grade level, some schools will choose between

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

he community such as coaches and alternative education personnel in order to build system-wide capacity. Com
he community such as coaches and alternative education personnel in order to build system-wide capacity. Com
he community such as coaches and alternative education personnel in order to build system-wide capacity. Com

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ive is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to im
ive is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to im
ive is a discretionary grant program that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to im
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
g. The project will develop, implement, and sustain a comprehensive sexual violence prevention program target
g. The project will develop, implement, and sustain a comprehensive sexual violence prevention program target
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
tive, and protective norms based on the drinking behavior and attitudes of students around celebratory events.

will implement Project Northland and Class Action, two SAMHSA Model Programs targeting resistance skills and
will implement Project Northland and Class Action, two SAMHSA Model Programs targeting resistance skills and
will implement Project Northland and Class Action, two SAMHSA Model Programs targeting resistance skills and
On February 19, 2008, a school bus carrying 28 pre-K through 12th grade Lakeview students was hit by a van t
ct's components include the incorporation of brief motivational interviewing in several intervention efforts, inclu
ct's components include the incorporation of brief motivational interviewing in several intervention efforts, inclu
nd surrounding community. The project includes several components, including campus social norms and other
nd surrounding community. The project includes several components, including campus social norms and other

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
oping coordinated, responsive counseling services, disseminating prevention messages to parents and commun
oping coordinated, responsive counseling services, disseminating prevention messages to parents and commun
oping coordinated, responsive counseling services, disseminating prevention messages to parents and commun

tors that their peers are using in regard to their drinking. The WRC proposes to implement two comprehensive i
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
omote beliefs and skills to reduce and prevent alcohol abuse. These science-based programs include: Too Good
omote beliefs and skills to reduce and prevent alcohol abuse. These science-based programs include: Too Good
omote beliefs and skills to reduce and prevent alcohol abuse. These science-based programs include: Too Good

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

alcohol-related decision-making. The program reports a decrease of binge drinking in the highest risk category
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

e schools and will use in-school curriculum, after-school activities, and summer and weekend time to implement
e schools and will use in-school curriculum, after-school activities, and summer and weekend time to implement
e schools and will use in-school curriculum, after-school activities, and summer and weekend time to implement

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ef intervention, sports medicine, sport psychology, and exercise and performance science, the project builds on
ef intervention, sports medicine, sport psychology, and exercise and performance science, the project builds on

ifteen years and has served as the central initiative within the university's comprehensive alcohol and other dru
sk youth by establishing a coordinated referral system to connect youth and families with available services pro
sk youth by establishing a coordinated referral system to connect youth and families with available services pro
sk youth by establishing a coordinated referral system to connect youth and families with available services pro
a gender-based violence prevention and education program that employs bystander and peer mentoring appro
a gender-based violence prevention and education program that employs bystander and peer mentoring appro
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ear the building located at East 13th and Lakeside Avenue. The shooter entered the building on the first floor of

A Model Programs targeting approximately 2,000 students and parents. The project is designed to enhance loca
A Model Programs targeting approximately 2,000 students and parents. The project is designed to enhance loca
A Model Programs targeting approximately 2,000 students and parents. The project is designed to enhance loca

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ncorporating a multi-level, multi-strategy approach to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors for you
ncorporating a multi-level, multi-strategy approach to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors for you
ncorporating a multi-level, multi-strategy approach to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors for you
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
an assault rifle. The student brandished the rifle in the hallways and fired several shots toward the ceiling befor

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro
student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing pro

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
cohol to underage youth, encouraging fraternities and sororities to adopt an alcohol-free policy, increasing repo
cohol to underage youth, encouraging fraternities and sororities to adopt an alcohol-free policy, increasing repo
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

dentified with high-risk drinking; development of an on-campus support system intertwining student, faculty, a
dentified with high-risk drinking; development of an on-campus support system intertwining student, faculty, a

ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m

will implement the SAMHSA model program of ATLAS/ATHENA. The basis for the project is current research on a
will implement the SAMHSA model program of ATLAS/ATHENA. The basis for the project is current research on a
will implement the SAMHSA model program of ATLAS/ATHENA. The basis for the project is current research on a

ns about rapidly rising rates of alcohol abuse and associated health, social, and academic problems, a primary o
ns about rapidly rising rates of alcohol abuse and associated health, social, and academic problems, a primary o
ns about rapidly rising rates of alcohol abuse and associated health, social, and academic problems, a primary o
mbers have connections to Virginia Tech, either as friends or family members of students and faculty. On April 16
the district?s students and staff members have connections to Virginia Tech, either as friends or family membe

nning and designed to complement traditional campus-based alcohol abuse prevention efforts, exposes student
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
ment or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or m
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti

verty Rate above 20% according to 2004 Census data. In addition, our students struggle academically, scoring i

ve two high schools with several satellite charter schools. Project design includes in-class student training and s
ve two high schools with several satellite charter schools. Project design includes in-class student training and s
ve two high schools with several satellite charter schools. Project design includes in-class student training and s
l program identified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, to decrease the comm
l program identified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, to decrease the comm

, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activiti
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ry of services to students through community education and involvement of all key stakeholders to provide mo
ry of services to students through community education and involvement of all key stakeholders to provide mo
ry of services to students through community education and involvement of all key stakeholders to provide mo
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ocal objectives also include promoting student's refusal skills and changes in local alcohol policies and practices
ocal objectives also include promoting student's refusal skills and changes in local alcohol policies and practices
ocal objectives also include promoting student's refusal skills and changes in local alcohol policies and practices

CASE clinicians use motivational interviewing, alcohol skills training, NIAAA protocols, and cognitive behavioral
CASE clinicians use motivational interviewing, alcohol skills training, NIAAA protocols, and cognitive behavioral

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

and a sample of students will participate in a second SAMHSA approved prevention and intervention program, P
and a sample of students will participate in a second SAMHSA approved prevention and intervention program, P
and a sample of students will participate in a second SAMHSA approved prevention and intervention program, P
as able to help the students, staff and their families begin to recover from this traumatic event. With the Immed

om readers using a consistent invitation for comments, questions, and letters to the editor; and maintain the cu
om readers using a consistent invitation for comments, questions, and letters to the editor; and maintain the cu
om readers using a consistent invitation for comments, questions, and letters to the editor; and maintain the cu

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
theory of reasoned action, and social norms. Message design will promote both the proximal and salient costs
theory of reasoned action, and social norms. Message design will promote both the proximal and salient costs

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

mprehensive prevention effort to curb alcohol use and abuse through stronger community partnerships. A new A
mprehensive prevention effort to curb alcohol use and abuse through stronger community partnerships. A new A
mprehensive prevention effort to curb alcohol use and abuse through stronger community partnerships. A new A
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ohol, Life Skills Training, Project Toward No Drug Abuse, Leadership and Resiliency Program, and Reconnecting
ohol, Life Skills Training, Project Toward No Drug Abuse, Leadership and Resiliency Program, and Reconnecting
ohol, Life Skills Training, Project Toward No Drug Abuse, Leadership and Resiliency Program, and Reconnecting
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
bruary 14, 2008, a lone gunman entered Cole Hall on the NIU main campus and opened fire in a large auditorium

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
rtners; involve faculty and teaching assistants in prevention; expand social marketing with new venues and ma
rtners; involve faculty and teaching assistants in prevention; expand social marketing with new venues and ma
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

MHSA model programs, CLASS ACTION and Project SUCCESS. Other program components include marketing a c
MHSA model programs, CLASS ACTION and Project SUCCESS. Other program components include marketing a c
MHSA model programs, CLASS ACTION and Project SUCCESS. Other program components include marketing a c
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

me schools will choose between two SAMSHA proven model programs, Project Northland or Life Skills Training C
me schools will choose between two SAMSHA proven model programs, Project Northland or Life Skills Training C
me schools will choose between two SAMSHA proven model programs, Project Northland or Life Skills Training C

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

build system-wide capacity. Community agencies will play a coalition role in building a comprehensive approach
build system-wide capacity. Community agencies will play a coalition role in building a comprehensive approach
build system-wide capacity. Community agencies will play a coalition role in building a comprehensive approach

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
nities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs
nities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs
nities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
nce prevention program targeted at men on campus who are affiliated with all male organizations, teams, and
nce prevention program targeted at men on campus who are affiliated with all male organizations, teams, and
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
nts around celebratory events. From 2000 to 2006, the MSU model has been proven to promote positive norms

targeting resistance skills and counseling to overcome patterns of addiction. The project will also develop coord
targeting resistance skills and counseling to overcome patterns of addiction. The project will also develop coord
targeting resistance skills and counseling to overcome patterns of addiction. The project will also develop coord
iew students was hit by a van that had run a stop sign. The bus was tipped on its side and landed on top of a pi
everal intervention efforts, including the use of a restorative justice program to deal with livability-related alcoh
everal intervention efforts, including the use of a restorative justice program to deal with livability-related alcoh
ampus social norms and other educational strategies, bystander training, and increased enforcement of the min
ampus social norms and other educational strategies, bystander training, and increased enforcement of the min

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ssages to parents and community, and formalizing linkages with local agencies through the development of an
ssages to parents and community, and formalizing linkages with local agencies through the development of an
ssages to parents and community, and formalizing linkages with local agencies through the development of an

mplement two comprehensive interventions called Most of Us Make Healthy, Safe and Smart Choices and MUmy
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
d programs include: Too Good for Drugs, Reconnecting Youth, Project Alert, Atlas/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and
d programs include: Too Good for Drugs, Reconnecting Youth, Project Alert, Atlas/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and
d programs include: Too Good for Drugs, Reconnecting Youth, Project Alert, Atlas/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ng in the highest risk category (Greek house functions) from 33.6% to 28%. Project enhancements include impl
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

nd weekend time to implement a highly experiential and service oriented program.


nd weekend time to implement a highly experiential and service oriented program.
nd weekend time to implement a highly experiential and service oriented program.

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
e science, the project builds on the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) mod
e science, the project builds on the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) mod

ehensive alcohol and other drug abuse prevention program. The program reports significant shifts in perceptio
lies with available services provided by the County.
lies with available services provided by the County.
lies with available services provided by the County.
nder and peer mentoring approaches. Project staff also will implement an intensive evaluation plan to demonstr
nder and peer mentoring approaches. Project staff also will implement an intensive evaluation plan to demonstr
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

the building on the first floor of administrative offices, bypassed the school?s security measures and proceeded

ect is designed to enhance local capacity to implement evidence-based prevention services for youth and famil
ect is designed to enhance local capacity to implement evidence-based prevention services for youth and famil
ect is designed to enhance local capacity to implement evidence-based prevention services for youth and famil

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
hance protective factors for youth and families.
hance protective factors for youth and families.
hance protective factors for youth and families.
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
shots toward the ceiling before fatally shooting himself. Since the shooting, staff, parents, and students have e

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one
ades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ohol-free policy, increasing reports of second-hand alcohol-related problems, and educating bars and restaurant
ohol-free policy, increasing reports of second-hand alcohol-related problems, and educating bars and restaurant
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

ntertwining student, faculty, and staff working toward the common goal of preventing high-risk drinking; and d
ntertwining student, faculty, and staff working toward the common goal of preventing high-risk drinking; and d

ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde

project is current research on alcohol expectancies and drinking refusal self-efficacy.


project is current research on alcohol expectancies and drinking refusal self-efficacy.
project is current research on alcohol expectancies and drinking refusal self-efficacy.

cademic problems, a primary objective will be to decrease parent and community tolerance of adolescent alcoh
cademic problems, a primary objective will be to decrease parent and community tolerance of adolescent alcoh
cademic problems, a primary objective will be to decrease parent and community tolerance of adolescent alcoh
tudents and faculty. On April 16, 2007, a deadly shooting spree at Virginia Tech resulted in the deaths of 27 stu
her as friends or family members of students and faculty. On April 16, 2007, a deadly shooting spree at Virginia

ention efforts, exposes students to legacy development, life health principles, and resource connectedness. The
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
ograms for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded unde
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm

truggle academically, scoring in the bottom 10%-20% among all state school districts. The above data would pu

in-class student training and skill building, screening for substance use, referral options as needed, triage to tre
in-class student training and skill building, screening for substance use, referral options as needed, triage to tre
in-class student training and skill building, screening for substance use, referral options as needed, triage to tre
stration, to decrease the commercial and social availability of alcohol to minors; implementation of a comprehe
stration, to decrease the commercial and social availability of alcohol to minors; implementation of a comprehe

comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood developm
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ey stakeholders to provide more comprehensive services.
ey stakeholders to provide more comprehensive services.
ey stakeholders to provide more comprehensive services.
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
l alcohol policies and practices in the community.
l alcohol policies and practices in the community.
l alcohol policies and practices in the community.

ocols, and cognitive behavioral therapy to addresses key developmental issues. Within a therapeutic environme
ocols, and cognitive behavioral therapy to addresses key developmental issues. Within a therapeutic environme

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

on and intervention program, Project SUCCESS (Schools Using Coordinated Community Efforts to Strengthen St
on and intervention program, Project SUCCESS (Schools Using Coordinated Community Efforts to Strengthen St
on and intervention program, Project SUCCESS (Schools Using Coordinated Community Efforts to Strengthen St
aumatic event. With the Immediate Services Grant, the school district was able to hire substitute teachers, incre

the editor; and maintain the current database of subscribers.


the editor; and maintain the current database of subscribers.
the editor; and maintain the current database of subscribers.

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
the proximal and salient costs associated with high-risk drinking, and will be conveyed in newspapers, on the ra
the proximal and salient costs associated with high-risk drinking, and will be conveyed in newspapers, on the ra

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

mmunity partnerships. A new Advisory Council will guide the program planning, implementation and evaluation
mmunity partnerships. A new Advisory Council will guide the program planning, implementation and evaluation
mmunity partnerships. A new Advisory Council will guide the program planning, implementation and evaluation
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
cy Program, and Reconnecting Youth. The project will serve eight schools and over 1,800 students and families
cy Program, and Reconnecting Youth. The project will serve eight schools and over 1,800 students and families
cy Program, and Reconnecting Youth. The project will serve eight schools and over 1,800 students and families
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
pened fire in a large auditorium classroom holding 143 students. Wielding a shotgun and three handguns, the s

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
eting with new venues and materials; actively engage parents in prevention efforts; increase the number of alc
eting with new venues and materials; actively engage parents in prevention efforts; increase the number of alc
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

mponents include marketing a community-wide vision through a prevention network of community-based progra
mponents include marketing a community-wide vision through a prevention network of community-based progra
mponents include marketing a community-wide vision through a prevention network of community-based progra
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

rthland or Life Skills Training Curriculum (LST). In all 15 middle schools and 22 high schools not teaching LST, JC
rthland or Life Skills Training Curriculum (LST). In all 15 middle schools and 22 high schools not teaching LST, JC
rthland or Life Skills Training Curriculum (LST). In all 15 middle schools and 22 high schools not teaching LST, JC

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ing a comprehensive approach across environments.


ing a comprehensive approach across environments.
ing a comprehensive approach across environments.

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preve
ive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preve
ive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preve
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ale organizations, teams, and programs. Programs associated with this project will focus on a wide range of issu
ale organizations, teams, and programs. Programs associated with this project will focus on a wide range of issu
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ven to promote positive norms, reduce misperceptions, increase protective behaviors, and reduce the rates of a

e project will also develop coordinated referral systems to connect youth with therapeutic counseling and menta
e project will also develop coordinated referral systems to connect youth with therapeutic counseling and menta
e project will also develop coordinated referral systems to connect youth with therapeutic counseling and menta
side and landed on top of a pick-up truck. As a result of the accident, four students were killed and eight stude
eal with livability-related alcohol citations, as well as health service assessments and consultations and housing
eal with livability-related alcohol citations, as well as health service assessments and consultations and housing
creased enforcement of the minimum drinking age law and campus policies. All three campuses are targeting tw
creased enforcement of the minimum drinking age law and campus policies. All three campuses are targeting tw

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
hrough the development of an advisory board.
hrough the development of an advisory board.
hrough the development of an advisory board.

and Smart Choices and MUmythbusters in order to increase the number of students who make responsible dec
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
s/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and Positive Action.
s/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and Positive Action.
s/Athena, Parenting Wisely, and Positive Action.

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ect enhancements include implementing a quasi-experimental comparative design that focuses on freshmen res
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
College Students (BASICS) model by applying the intervention, infused with athlete-specific feedback linking alc
College Students (BASICS) model by applying the intervention, infused with athlete-specific feedback linking alc

s significant shifts in perceptions by long-term neighbors toward accurate norms regarding student drinking and
ve evaluation plan to demonstrate that the program can be successfully used to change violent behaviors and r
ve evaluation plan to demonstrate that the program can be successfully used to change violent behaviors and r
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

urity measures and proceeded to walk the school?s hallways. He carried with him a duffel bag containing two h

on services for youth and families by building on existing readiness.


on services for youth and families by building on existing readiness.
on services for youth and families by building on existing readiness.

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
f, parents, and students have expressed concerns about safety at the school. In a recent survey, 32% of studen

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog
ogram must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic prog

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
educating bars and restaurants frequented by students about the secondary effects of high-risk drinking.
educating bars and restaurants frequented by students about the secondary effects of high-risk drinking.
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

enting high-risk drinking; and development of a college community coalition committed to reducing high-risk dri
enting high-risk drinking; and development of a college community coalition committed to reducing high-risk dri

ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa

y tolerance of adolescent alcohol use.


y tolerance of adolescent alcohol use.
y tolerance of adolescent alcohol use.
esulted in the deaths of 27 students and 5 teachers. An additional 29 people were injured. Immediately upon re
adly shooting spree at Virginia Tech resulted in the deaths of 27 students and 5 teachers. An additional 29 peo

d resource connectedness. The process engages students in a reflective planning process, addressing seven life
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
ucted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who pa
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ

tricts. The above data would put a strain on any school district now add to that the tragic events that occurred o

options as needed, triage to treatment service providers within the community, a parent empowerment series,
options as needed, triage to treatment service providers within the community, a parent empowerment series,
options as needed, triage to treatment service providers within the community, a parent empowerment series,
mplementation of a comprehensive media and community awareness campaign to enhance and complement p
mplementation of a comprehensive media and community awareness campaign to enhance and complement p

g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
g healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educ
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
Within a therapeutic environment that builds rapport, CASE attends to first-year students? resistance to treatme
Within a therapeutic environment that builds rapport, CASE attends to first-year students? resistance to treatme

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

munity Efforts to Strengthen Students). All sites will also implement environmental strategies to address social
munity Efforts to Strengthen Students). All sites will also implement environmental strategies to address social
munity Efforts to Strengthen Students). All sites will also implement environmental strategies to address social
hire substitute teachers, increase the school counselor position to full-time, bring in experts from the National

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
veyed in newspapers, on the radio, and via other appropriate media channels, using input received from studen
veyed in newspapers, on the radio, and via other appropriate media channels, using input received from studen

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

mplementation and evaluation.


mplementation and evaluation.
mplementation and evaluation.
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
er 1,800 students and families per year. Strategies include environmental interventions to reduce access to alco
er 1,800 students and families per year. Strategies include environmental interventions to reduce access to alco
er 1,800 students and families per year. Strategies include environmental interventions to reduce access to alco
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
gun and three handguns, the shooter fired over 50 rounds striking 23 students; five students were killed and an

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
rts; increase the number of alcohol-free activities; and incorporate evidence-based strategies in the University R
rts; increase the number of alcohol-free activities; and incorporate evidence-based strategies in the University R
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

ork of community-based programs, alternative drug-free activities, teacher training, and parent education.
ork of community-based programs, alternative drug-free activities, teacher training, and parent education.
ork of community-based programs, alternative drug-free activities, teacher training, and parent education.
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

gh schools not teaching LST, JCPS will adopt Project Northland as the core prevention curriculum to be taught in
gh schools not teaching LST, JCPS will adopt Project Northland as the core prevention curriculum to be taught in
gh schools not teaching LST, JCPS will adopt Project Northland as the core prevention curriculum to be taught in

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
ldhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agen
ldhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agen
ldhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agen
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
ill focus on a wide range of issues, including masculinity, femininity, gender relations, conformist behavior, and
ill focus on a wide range of issues, including masculinity, femininity, gender relations, conformist behavior, and
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
viors, and reduce the rates of alcohol consumption. The theory-based, student-informed campaign and environ

rapeutic counseling and mental health services.


rapeutic counseling and mental health services.
rapeutic counseling and mental health services.
nts were killed and eight students were injured. The students who died from injuries were in 3rd and 4th grade
and consultations and housing and residential life workshops.
and consultations and housing and residential life workshops.
hree campuses are targeting two student populations shown to be at risk for high-risk drinking: first-year studen
hree campuses are targeting two student populations shown to be at risk for high-risk drinking: first-year studen

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
ents who make responsible decisions in regard to alcohol. The Most of Us Make Healthy, Safe and Smart Choice
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

n that focuses on freshmen resident students and their families, providing a venue that encourages specific fac
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
te-specific feedback linking alcohol use to athletic performance, in a manner that is relevant, responsive, and re
te-specific feedback linking alcohol use to athletic performance, in a manner that is relevant, responsive, and re

regarding student drinking and UAlbany proactive measures to address underage drinking in the community. T
change violent behaviors and reduce incidents of gender violence at institutions of higher education.
change violent behaviors and reduce incidents of gender violence at institutions of higher education.
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

m a duffel bag containing two handguns, ammunition and several knives. Witnesses report that the student chan

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
a recent survey, 32% of students reported that they worry about their personal safety at school. School staff als

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor
te in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsor

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
ects of high-risk drinking.
ects of high-risk drinking.
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe

mitted to reducing high-risk drinking among the college's students.


mitted to reducing high-risk drinking among the college's students.

e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
re injured. Immediately upon receiving word of the shootings at Virginia Tech, all Montgomery County schools w
teachers. An additional 29 people were injured. Immediately upon receiving word of the shootings at Virginia Te

g process, addressing seven life health themes through 31 topics relevant to students' college success. The prog
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
e following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in compe
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu

he tragic events that occurred on September 29, 2006 when our principal was shot in the school building and di

a parent empowerment series, and school-wide awareness activities.


a parent empowerment series, and school-wide awareness activities.
a parent empowerment series, and school-wide awareness activities.
to enhance and complement programming effectiveness; facilitation of program collaboration among communi
to enhance and complement programming effectiveness; facilitation of program collaboration among communi

drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their commu
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
tudents? resistance to treatment and misperceptions of risk, thereby enabling them to move from the pre-conte
tudents? resistance to treatment and misperceptions of risk, thereby enabling them to move from the pre-conte

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

al strategies to address social norms in the community, which are all firmly based on research.
al strategies to address social norms in the community, which are all firmly based on research.
al strategies to address social norms in the community, which are all firmly based on research.
g in experts from the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement, provide overtime for law enforcement

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
ing input received from students.
ing input received from students.

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
entions to reduce access to alcohol and leadership/resiliency skill building to prevent substance use.
entions to reduce access to alcohol and leadership/resiliency skill building to prevent substance use.
entions to reduce access to alcohol and leadership/resiliency skill building to prevent substance use.
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
ive students were killed and another 18 were wounded. Within minutes of the shooting, all classes and related

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
ed strategies in the University Residences alcohol violation intervention program.
ed strategies in the University Residences alcohol violation intervention program.
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

ng, and parent education.


ng, and parent education.
ng, and parent education.
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

ntion curriculum to be taught in all 9th grade health classes. The project also will address system-wide changes
ntion curriculum to be taught in all 9th grade health classes. The project also will address system-wide changes
ntion curriculum to be taught in all 9th grade health classes. The project also will address system-wide changes

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local
Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local
Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
tions, conformist behavior, and bystander apathy.
tions, conformist behavior, and bystander apathy.
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nformed campaign and environmental management strategies have gradually changed the culture of drinking a
ries were in 3rd and 4th grade and two were in 7th grade. Two of the boys who died were brothers. One of the s
h-risk drinking: first-year students (primarily living in the residence halls) and students who choose to live off ca
h-risk drinking: first-year students (primarily living in the residence halls) and students who choose to live off ca

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
ealthy, Safe and Smart Choices will be enhanced through adding more protective factors, by adding data about
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

ue that encourages specific faculty-student collaboration to produce evidence-based, student-initiated research


nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
is relevant, responsive, and realistic to student-athletes' needs. The project's goals include a reduction in alcoh
is relevant, responsive, and realistic to student-athletes' needs. The project's goals include a reduction in alcoh

e drinking in the community. The program proposes to develop, implement, and evaluate a coordinated and mu
of higher education.
of higher education.
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

es report that the student changed clothes and loaded the handguns in a school bathroom before going on a sh

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
afety at school. School staff also communicated ongoing fear, anxiety, lack of focus, and energy. Counselors thr

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with
extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing

nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
Montgomery County schools were place in lockdown. Schools in the district were closed for one week following
d of the shootings at Virginia Tech, all Montgomery County schools were place in lockdown. Schools in the distri

ents' college success. The program proposes to enhance and disseminate COMPASS: A Roadmap to Healthy Liv
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
nts who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo

ot in the school building and died that day from his injuries and just 10 minutes before the shooting one of our h
collaboration among community partners; and evaluation.
collaboration among community partners; and evaluation.

n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
n partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and lo
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
em to move from the pre-contemplative to contemplative stage of change (Prochaska & DiClemente, 1982). UC
em to move from the pre-contemplative to contemplative stage of change (Prochaska & DiClemente, 1982). UC

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

d on research.
d on research.
d on research.
e overtime for law enforcement officers, provide art therapy classes, and implement an excellent communicatio

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
ent substance use.
ent substance use.
ent substance use.
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
ooting, all classes and related university events were canceled until further notice. The campus remained close

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

address system-wide changes and involve community partners to increase the effectiveness of their prevention
address system-wide changes and involve community partners to increase the effectiveness of their prevention
address system-wide changes and involve community partners to increase the effectiveness of their prevention

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
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m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
p with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile
p with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile
p with their community?s local public mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
anged the culture of drinking at MSU. National dissemination of this program will occur through development of
ied were brothers. One of the students who died was the son of Lakeview?s health and physical education teac
dents who choose to live off campus.
dents who choose to live off campus.

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
e factors, by adding data about injunctive norms, and by creating a targeted campaign to better address the hig
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and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
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m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
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and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

sed, student-initiated research related to the social norming project and organizing a campus task force related
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and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
als include a reduction in alcohol use and related negative consequences among student-athletes.
als include a reduction in alcohol use and related negative consequences among student-athletes.

evaluate a coordinated and multifaceted campus and community-based social norms media campaign that inco
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

bathroom before going on a shooting rampage. As the student opened fire on his classmates and teachers, the

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and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
us, and energy. Counselors throughout the district, particularly at the high school, reported that requests for co

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and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando
m for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a rando

aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w

and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
e closed for one week following the incident due to multiple bomb threats, an increased media presence, and an
lockdown. Schools in the district were closed for one week following the incident due to multiple bomb threats,

ASS: A Roadmap to Healthy Living CD-ROM and web-based resource for Healthy Expectations that engages stud
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided w
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund

before the shooting one of our high school students was in a car accident and died as a result of his injuries. Our
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
aw enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal fund
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
haska & DiClemente, 1982). UCSB piloted CASE with 481 students last year. Program evaluation found statistica
haska & DiClemente, 1982). UCSB piloted CASE with 481 students last year. Program evaluation found statistica

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ent an excellent communication plan so that the students, staff, and their families were aware of the resources

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
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nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ce. The campus remained closed for five days. Students did not return to classes until February 25, 2008. Cole H

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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

ffectiveness of their prevention efforts.


ffectiveness of their prevention efforts.
ffectiveness of their prevention efforts.

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ent agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support
ent agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support
ent agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
occur through development of a Web site that will provide interactive instructions for researchers and practitio
th and physical education teacher. The loss of four students and the injuries suffered by the other students hav
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
mpaign to better address the higher risk drinkers in the Greek system. Over the past three years, the 'Most of Us
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

ng a campus task force related to alcohol policy and practice.


t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
student-athletes.
student-athletes.

orms media campaign that incorporates the unique delivery of information on the health-related and protective
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

s classmates and teachers, the principal immediately announced ?Code Blue? to direct students and faculty to t

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
l, reported that requests for counseling services increased by approximately 25%. In addition, the district conve

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
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ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude
nsent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for stude

ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p

t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
reased media presence, and an increased demand on law enforcement officers. Shortly after re-opening schools
due to multiple bomb threats, an increased media presence, and an increased demand on law enforcement off

Expectations that engages students and student leaders in proactive activities that promote healthy personal a
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
t or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that p
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/

d as a result of his injuries. Our resources are limited; we have just one counselor who is responsible for guidan
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ngle application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ram evaluation found statistically significant reductions in number of drinks per week, most drinks per day, tim
ram evaluation found statistically significant reductions in number of drinks per week, most drinks per day, tim

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
s were aware of the resources available to them in the aftermath of the tragedy. Funds were also received from

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
until February 25, 2008. Cole Hall, one of the largest classroom buildings on the campus, remains closed. Imme

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
on for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative d
on for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative d
on for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative d
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ns for researchers and practitioners who want to replicate the program; creation of a handbook on the developm
ered by the other students have had a tremendous impact on this small, tight-knit school community. Many stud
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ast three years, the 'Most of Us' messages resulted in an increase of 44 percent in the number of students who
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
e health-related and protective behaviors of UAlbany students to both students on and off campus and to memb
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

direct students and faculty to take cover and protect themselves. The Cleveland police arrived at the scene wit

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
%. In addition, the district convened several focus groups comprised of school staff, parents, students, and comm

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not
voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not

rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard

ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
Shortly after re-opening schools, the district faced numerous challenges including at least four bomb threats, tw
emand on law enforcement officers. Shortly after re-opening schools, the district faced numerous challenges in

at promote healthy personal and group legacies.


rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
ting program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guard
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an

r who is responsible for guidance support K-12 (373 students). We are far from addressing all the needs of our s
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
rograms, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, an
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
week, most drinks per day, times intoxicated in the past month,number of drinking days in a typical week, and n
week, most drinks per day, times intoxicated in the past month,number of drinking days in a typical week, and n

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
Funds were also received from the Office for Victims of Crime for a mental health counselor, outreach/educatio

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
campus, remains closed. Immediately after the shooting, NIU arranged for over 500 volunteer counselors to be

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental hea
services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental hea
services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental hea
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
of a handbook on the development and implementation of a social norms marketing campaign; provision of serv
t school community. Many students and staff members are related to victims or were first responders at the sc
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
n the number of students who alternated non-alcoholic drinks with alcoholic drinks. The MUmythbusters campa
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
n and off campus and to members of the local Albany residential and business community.
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

police arrived at the scene within minutes of the shootings and were able to get the shooter ?under control?. B

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ff, parents, students, and community officials to discuss the incident. It was determined through these focus gro

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul
ide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricul

ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from

long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
g at least four bomb threats, two incidents of student weapon-carrying at school, and a student assault on a staf
faced numerous challenges including at least four bomb threats, two incidents of student weapon-carrying at s
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
long with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for

ddressing all the needs of our staff, students, parents and community. We are lacking in both the number of pro
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
ion, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
ng days in a typical week, and number of blackouts in the past month. UCSB seeks funding to: 1) increase the C
ng days in a typical week, and number of blackouts in the past month. UCSB seeks funding to: 1) increase the C

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
h counselor, outreach/education coordinator, school administration coordinator, CARE group teacher facilitator,

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
500 volunteer counselors to be on campus. The counselors attended every class taught on the campus during th

d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ocial services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention p
ocial services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention p
ocial services, and mental health systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention p
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ing campaign; provision of services as consultants to other institutions of higher education via hosting teleconfe
were first responders at the scene of the accident. Students who were on the bus have been asked by peers to
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
ks. The MUmythbusters campaign will address myths about the environment in which students drink and about
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
ommunity.
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

the shooter ?under control?. By that point, two SuccessTech teachers had been shot, two students received gu

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
rmined through these focus groups that there was a need for increased security presence at the school. SDST h

dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
dents who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirem
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200
d comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 200

ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
ating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify
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and a student assault on a staff member. The local mental health agency also reported a 156% increase in the
f student weapon-carrying at school, and a student assault on a staff member. The local mental health agency
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cking in both the number of professionals needed to address this tragedy as well as personnel with the expertis
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ks funding to: 1) increase the CASE counseling staff; 2) serve at least 700 students and offer at least 60 groups
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s. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit more than one application for an awa
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CARE group teacher facilitator, and initial start-up costs for a student drop-in center. The Platte Canyon School D

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aught on the campus during the first two days after classes resumed. In the month following the shooting, the

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sive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees a
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s. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit more than one application for an awa
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education via hosting teleconferences; and presentation of workshop sessions at meetings and conferences.
s have been asked by peers to re-tell what happened and staff are concerned about these students? feelings of
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which students drink and about students' drinking expectancies by countering the myths with facts in an ongoin
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shot, two students received gunshot wounds, and one student suffered a severe knee injury trying to get out of

s. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit more than one application for an awa
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presence at the school. SDST has requested Project SERV funds to help restore the learning environment. Speci

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ported a 156% increase in the number of youth requiring evaluation for dangerous behavior. In the months sinc
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as personnel with the expertise to address the myriad issues our staff, students and families face. The propose
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ts and offer at least 60 groups a year, 3) reduce group size to no more than 10 students in order to enhance gro
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t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
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ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
nth following the shooting, the university continued to experience a significant demand for mental health servic

ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and
for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and
for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
meetings and conferences.
out these students? feelings of survivor?s guilt and confusion. In the days after the accident, many parents chos
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
e myths with facts in an ongoing marketing campaign.
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

knee injury trying to get out of the line of fire. Finally, the 14 year-old student shooter turned the gun onto hims

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
he learning environment. Specifically, Project SERV funds are being requested to provide a greater level of secu

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e
t need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an e

ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl

han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
us behavior. In the months since the incident, the number of youth requiring evaluation has remained high, and
outh requiring evaluation for dangerous behavior. In the months since the incident, the number of youth requiri
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
han one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to appl
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence

and families face. The proposed project will have a 3-pronged approach, to include; Trauma Counseling for thos
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
ated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
udents in order to enhance group processes, and 4) develop a CASE manual to be made available in PDF free to
udents in order to enhance group processes, and 4) develop a CASE manual to be made available in PDF free to

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
help meet the continuing needs of a small school district with a very limited budget. The school district, with th

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
mand for mental health services. The university?s Counseling and Student Development Center reported a 316

he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
hensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol
hensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol
hensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he accident, many parents chose to drive their students to school and teachers reported some anxiety among s
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ooter turned the gun onto himself and took his own life. To date, only one of the shooting victims remains at ho

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
provide a greater level of security presence through the hiring of an additional temporary security officer and t

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
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t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
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t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
ng program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? P
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he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa

t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
luation has remained high, and nearly twice the number of the previous year. Many children and adults are still
nt, the number of youth requiring evaluation has remained high, and nearly twice the number of the previous ye
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
t competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active grant under the Department of Educa
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1

de; Trauma Counseling for those with serious needs, Community-Building activities and assemblies and a Recov
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
he problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
e made available in PDF free to other colleges. The manual will include CASE counselor training materials, curri
e made available in PDF free to other colleges. The manual will include CASE counselor training materials, curri

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
dget. The school district, with the assistance of consultants from the National Center for School Crisis and Berea

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
lopment Center reported a 316% increase in visitors during the month after the shooting as compared to the sa

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: ? Element 1: Safe scho
of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: ? Element 1: Safe scho
of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: ? Element 1: Safe scho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
eported some anxiety among students. Five of the injured students are still in need of homebound instruction as
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

shooting victims remains at home recovering from surgery after a gunshot wound to the chest, the other victim

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
emporary security officer and two hall monitors. The security officer will provide additional security support to th

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

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n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us
n the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug us

ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp

nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ny children and adults are still experiencing the lingering emotional effects of the tragedy and many report stil
e the number of the previous year. Many children and adults are still experiencing the lingering emotional effect
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
nder the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purp
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho

es and assemblies and a Recovery Theme of: Safety, Responsibility and Respect. The Acting Superintendent wi
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
ed on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcoho
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
unselor training materials, curricula for group sessions, and information on strategies (with research references)
unselor training materials, curricula for group sessions, and information on strategies (with research references)

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
ter for School Crisis and Bereavement Center, assessed the needs of both student and staff for the upcoming y

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
shooting as compared to the same timeframe in 2007. NIU has since hired additional temporary staff to work wi

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
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s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
ments: ? Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. ? Element 2: Alcohol and othe
ments: ? Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. ? Element 2: Alcohol and othe
ments: ? Element 1: Safe school environments and violence prevention activities. ? Element 2: Alcohol and othe
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
ed of homebound instruction as a result of their injuries. Since the accident, school staff have reported an increa
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
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on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

d to the chest, the other victims have returned to school. It is critical that during the hours, days and weeks foll

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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
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additional security support to the district and will help address district concerns about safety and security breac

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s

s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or
s who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or

on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
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m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
e tragedy and many report still feeling exhausted and ?worn-out?. The district has identified a need for school-b
g the lingering emotional effects of the tragedy and many report still feeling exhausted and ?worn-out?. The dis
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
m (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and

The Acting Superintendent will provide leadership for the recovery process through staff development and staf
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
on activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
gies (with research references), assessments, evaluation procedures, and program logistics. The manual will su
gies (with research references), assessments, evaluation procedures, and program logistics. The manual will su

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
nt and staff for the upcoming year. This assessment has indicated the need for additional security at the high sc

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
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Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
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ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
onal temporary staff to work with students; however appointments and requests for services continue to be abo

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
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Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
. ? Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. ? Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotio
. ? Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. ? Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotio
. ? Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. ? Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotio
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ol staff have reported an increase in unusual behavior and an increase in behavior referrals. The school counse
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

the hours, days and weeks following the tragic event that took place on October 10, 2007, the District provides

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
bout safety and security breaches that may threaten students and staff. The district also proposes to hire two h

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of
tance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of

Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend

ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
as identified a need for school-based crisis intervention services. Since the shootings, the district utilized service
austed and ?worn-out?. The district has identified a need for school-based crisis intervention services. Since the
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
ive until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any extensions of those periods that extend
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho

ugh staff development and staff meetings that will focus on what staff needs to do to restore the learning enviro
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childho
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
m logistics. The manual will suggest ways to secure institutional commitment for a mandated program and will
m logistics. The manual will suggest ways to secure institutional commitment for a mandated program and will

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
dditional security at the high school/middle school campus, assistance with the coordination of information to st

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
for services continue to be about 40% above normal. In addition to student needs, NIU has also experienced sig

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
behavioral, social, and emotional supports. ? Element 4: Mental health services. ? Element 5: Early childhood s
behavioral, social, and emotional supports. ? Element 4: Mental health services. ? Element 5: Early childhood s
behavioral, social, and emotional supports. ? Element 4: Mental health services. ? Element 5: Early childhood s
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
or referrals. The school counselor has also reported increased numbers of students coming forward with reques
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

10, 2007, the District provides all the support we possibly can to create a safe learning and working environme

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
rict also proposes to hire two hall monitors to provide an additional adult present in the middle and high school

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th
to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting th

vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll

ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ngs, the district utilized services provided by the local mental health agency. However, a combination of the inc
ntervention services. Since the shootings, the district utilized services provided by the local mental health agen
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
ns of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the foll
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan

o to restore the learning environment. Our application lays out our plan to address these needs and our plan to
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
vices. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plan
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
a mandated program and will recommend policy changes (e.g., blocking registration for students who do not r
a mandated program and will recommend policy changes (e.g., blocking registration for students who do not r

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
oordination of information to students and staff regarding the anniversary dates and other school activities, add

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
s, NIU has also experienced significant increases in staff needs for employee assistance due to an increase in is

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
? Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans ar
? Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans ar
? Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans ar
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ts coming forward with requests for services as a result of the accident. Referrals for counseling are also comin
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

arning and working environment. To support students to come to school with their minds focused on learning a

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
t in the middle and high schools. The hall monitors will regularly monitor doors and other areas in the school, es

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s
ohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s

grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;

ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
wever, a combination of the increased need for services and a high turnover rate of emergency services staff is
y the local mental health agency. However, a combination of the increased need for services and a high turnov
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
ds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use;
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec

ss these needs and our plan to seek feedback and data along the way to assure that all needs are being met in
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effec
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
ation for students who do not respond to CASE sanctions) that maximize program effectiveness. CASE will there
ation for students who do not respond to CASE sanctions) that maximize program effectiveness. CASE will there

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
and other school activities, additional training for staff, continuation of a .5 FTE school counselor, tutors for stud

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
stance due to an increase in issues arising from the secondary effects of trauma, such as employee relations ca

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
ntee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective
ntee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective
ntee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
s for counseling are also coming from parents who are concerned with their children?s erratic behavior at home
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

eir minds focused on learning and achieving. In order to restore the learning environment, the District is request

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
nd other areas in the school, escort visitors, conduct bag checks, and perform other safety roles.

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

information about a student?s use of legal medications.


information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.
information about a student?s use of legal medications.

families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug

d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
of emergency services staff is exceeding the agency?s capacity to provide appropriate interventions. Therefore
for services and a high turnover rate of emergency services staff is exceeding the agency?s capacity to provid
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
d under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e

that all needs are being met in a timely and effective manner
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and e
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
m effectiveness. CASE will thereby serve as a model that other colleges can adopt/adapt to address the difficult,
m effectiveness. CASE will thereby serve as a model that other colleges can adopt/adapt to address the difficult,

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
chool counselor, tutors for students whose academic performance dropped in the past year, transition services

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
such as employee relations cases due to higher than normal levels of irritability, distraction, and displaced ang

udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
ies with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emoti
ies with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emoti
ies with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emoti
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
ren?s erratic behavior at home and inability to sleep. Lakeview Public School District has requested Project SER
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

ronment, the District is requesting funding to support the following measures that were taken immediately follo

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
her safety roles.

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi

s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
opriate interventions. Therefore, Montgomery County Public Schools has requested Project SERV funds to help r
he agency?s capacity to provide appropriate interventions. Therefore, Montgomery County Public Schools has re
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
s; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identi
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
udents develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in pros
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)

mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
/adapt to address the difficult, but extremely important, issue of underage drinking.
/adapt to address the difficult, but extremely important, issue of underage drinking.

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
e past year, transition services for incoming freshmen, and f(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
, distraction, and displaced anger. Lastly, the university has experienced conside(- abstract truncated-)

mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
ts develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promo(- abstract truncated-)
ts develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promo(- abstract truncated-)
ts develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promo(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
rict has requested Project SERV Immediate Services funds to hel(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
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s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
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s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abstract truncated-)
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s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

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s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)
s. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract truncated-)

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Source: U.S. Department of Education, Grant Award Database, http://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/gr
City State
Grantee Name Obligated Amount
Award Date
ABILENE TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $129,174
ABILENE, INC8/14/2006
ALVARADO TX ALVARADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $99,700
DISTRICT8/28/2006
ALVIN TX ALVIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$67,930-- LOCAL
8/31/2006
EDUCATION AGENCY
ALVIN TX ALVIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$67,930-- LOCAL
8/15/2007
EDUCATION AGENCY
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH $199,100 8/29/2007
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH $191,350 7/25/2008
ALVIN TX LIVING STONES CHURCH $191,350 8/12/2009
ALVIN TX ROCK FUN & FITNESS CENTER $197,343 6/1/2006
ALVIN TX ROCK FUN & FITNESS CENTER $204,329 5/24/2007
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,143,677
DISTRICT6/27/2008
-- AMARILLO ISD AMARILLO ISD
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,148,546
DISTRICT6/26/2009
-- AMARILLO ISD AMARILLO ISD
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $292,068
DISTRICT5/30/2008
-- AMARILLO ISD EDUCATION SUPPOR
AMARILLO TX AMARILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $280,727
DISTRICT6/26/2009
-- AMARILLO ISD EDUCATION SUPPOR
ANGLETON TX ANGLETON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $139,675
DISTRICT8/28/2006
-- LEA
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,100,309
DISTRICT 8/28/2007
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,191,765
DISTRICT 6/21/2008
AUSTIN TX AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $2,250,000
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
AUSTIN TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $166,711
CENTRAL TEXAS,
8/14/2006
INC. (BBBS)
AUSTIN TX EANES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$351,945-- DEPARTMENT
5/30/2008 OF HUMAN RESOURCES
AUSTIN TX EANES INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$357,765-- DEPARTMENT
6/26/2009 OF HUMAN RESOURCES
AUSTIN TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER REGION$161,865
XIII 8/29/2007
AUSTIN TX FAMILY FORWARD INC. $180,535 6/1/2006
AUSTIN TX NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL, INC $198,331 6/1/2006
AUSTIN TX NYOS CHARTER SCHOOL, INC $186,064 5/24/2007
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY $1,750,000 11/17/2005
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY $21,969,466 7/1/2006
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY $21,969,466 7/1/2007
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY $18,596,211 7/1/2008
AUSTIN TX TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY $18,596,211 7/1/2009
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR $5,492,366
-- CRIMINAL
7/1/2006
JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR $5,492,366
-- CRIMINAL
7/1/2007
JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR $4,649,053
-- CRIMINAL
7/1/2008
JUSTICE DIVISION
AUSTIN TX TEXAS OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR $4,649,053
-- CRIMINAL
7/1/2009
JUSTICE DIVISION
BEAUMONT TX REGION 5 EDUCATION SERVICE $247,708
CENTER 5/30/2008
BELTON TX BELTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$184,532
DISTRICT 6/30/2009
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $64,352DISTRICT
6/14/2007
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $65,937DISTRICT
6/27/2008
BLOOMINGTONTX BLOOMINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $52,590DISTRICT
7/2/2009
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD MINISTRIES
$189,250 8/29/2007
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD MINISTRIES
$200,000 7/25/2008
BOERNE TX HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD MINISTRIES
$200,000 8/11/2009
BURLESON TX BURLESON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $94,608
DISTRICT8/28/2006
COLLEGE STATIONTX TEXAS A & M UNIV $175,756 6/30/2009
CONROE TX CONROE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $310,435
DISTRICT --
8/28/2006
LEA
CORPUS CHRISTI
TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER, REGION
$644,2902 5/30/2008
CORSICANA TX CORSICANA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$415,093
DISTRICT
8/18/2006
CORSICANA TX CORSICANA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$417,956
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
CUERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $741,783
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
CUERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $742,373
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
CURERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $456,464
DISTRICT 8/17/2006
CURERO TX CUERO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $451,563
DISTRICT 7/20/2007
DALLAS TX DALLAS ISD -- GRANTS ACQUISITION
$204,953
AND MANAGEMENT
8/31/2006
DALLAS TX DALLAS ISD -- GRANTS ACQUISITION
$204,953
AND MANAGEMENT
8/15/2007
DESOTO TX DESOTO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$489,752
DISTRICT 6/1/2006
DESOTO TX DESOTO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$493,765
DISTRICT 5/24/2007
DIBOLL TX DIBOLL INDEPEDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$143,453 6/3/2008
DIBOLL TX DIBOLL INDEPEDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$112,378 6/17/2009
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,332,679
DISTRICT 9/20/2007
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,352,913
DISTRICT --8/28/2007
ADMINISTRATION
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,499,613
DISTRICT --6/21/2008
ADMINISTRATION
DONNA TX DONNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,499,977
DISTRICT --6/26/2009
ADMINISTRATION
EDINBURG TX LA PUESTA DEL SOL $183,335 8/14/2006
EL PASO TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $197,155
EL PASO, INC.
8/14/2006
EL PASO TX CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$318,462
DISTRICT
8/18/2006
EL PASO TX CANUTILLO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$318,462
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
EL PASO TX EL PASO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$453,968
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$50,000 6/14/2007
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$50,000 6/27/2008
ENNIS TX ENNIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$39,879 7/2/2009
EVERMAN TX EVERMAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $189,748
DISTRICT8/14/2006
FORT WORTH TX CASTLEBERRY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$100,400DISTRICT
8/28/2006
FORT WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW INDEPENDENT
$318,000 8/22/2006
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FORT WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW INDEPENDENT
$318,000 7/20/2007
SCHOOL DISTRICT
FORT WORTH TX FORT WORTH ISD $198,375 6/1/2006
FORT WORTH TX FORT WORTH ISD $200,000 5/24/2007
FORTH WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW ISD$108,762 6/2/2008
FORTH WORTH TX EAGLE MOUNTAIN-SAGINAW ISD $86,619 6/17/2009
FRIENDSWOODTX FRIENDSWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$101,802 DISTRICT
6/14/2007
FRIENDSWOODTX FRIENDSWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$100,000 DISTRICT
6/30/2009
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $363,443
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $344,951
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$80,220
DISTRICT --
6/14/2007
HIGH SCHOOL
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$78,675
DISTRICT --
6/27/2008
HIGH SCHOOL
GANADO TX GANADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$62,750
DISTRICT --7/2/2009
HIGH SCHOOL
GARLAND TX GARLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $621,511
DISTRICT9/27/2007
GEORGETOWN TX GEORGETOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$178,556DISTRICT
8/31/2006
GEORGETOWN TX GEORGETOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$109,722DISTRICT
8/15/2007
GRAND PRAIRIETX GRAND PRAIRIE ISD $303,150 8/31/2006
GRAND PRAIRIETX GRAND PRAIRIE ISD $304,440 8/15/2007
HALLSVILLE TX HALLSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$28,900
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
-- SPECIAL PROGRAMS
HALLSVILLE TX HALLSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$28,900
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
-- SPECIAL PROGRAMS
HALTOM CITY TX BIRDVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$169,009
DISTRICT8/14/2006
HIDALGO TX HIDALGO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $227,115
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
HOUSTON TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $318,673
GREATER HOUSTON
8/14/2006
HOUSTON TX CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS INDEPENDENT
$308,216
SCHOOL 8/31/2006
DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS INDEPENDENT
$308,216
SCHOOL 8/15/2007
DISTRICT
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN AND SOCIAL
$200,000
ATTACK,
8/29/2007
INC.
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN AND SOCIAL
$200,000
ATTACK,
7/25/2008
INC.
HOUSTON TX FAMILIES UNDER URBAN AND SOCIAL
$196,000
ATTACK,
8/12/2009
INC.
HOUSTON TX GALENA PARK INDEPEDENT SCHOOL
$159,671
DISTRICT
6/2/2008
HOUSTON TX GALENA PARK INDEPEDENT SCHOOL
$126,416
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
HOUSTON TX HARRIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF $164,760
EDUCATION 6/1/2006
HOUSTON TX HARRIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF $169,118
EDUCATION5/24/2007
HOUSTON TX HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $495,524
DISTRICT8/28/2006
HOUSTON TX I HAVE A DREAM - HOUSTON $158,124 6/1/2006
HOUSTON TX I HAVE A DREAM - HOUSTON $166,300 5/24/2007
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS, INC.$193,949 8/29/2007
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS, INC.$186,114 8/26/2008
HOUSTON TX NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS, INC.$185,220 8/12/2009
HOUSTON TX SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT$190,663
SCHOOL DISTRICT
3/3/2008
HOUSTON TX SPRING BRANCH INDEPENDENT$193,107
SCHOOL DISTRICT
4/2/2009
HOUSTON TX UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON -- LEARNING
$124,000AND7/24/2008
ASSESSMENT SRVCS STUDENT AFFAIR
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $223,652
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $224,651
DISTRICT 7/25/2008
IRVING TX IRVING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $227,179
DISTRICT 8/12/2009
JOSHUA TX JOSHUA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$219,665
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CINTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$416,657DISTRICT
8/18/2006
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CINTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$416,657DISTRICT
7/20/2007
KARNES CITY TX KARNES CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$99,537
DISTRICT
8/28/2006
-- FEDERAL PROGRAMS
KATY TX KATY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$434,043 6/30/2009
KERBYVILLE TX KIRBYVILLE CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$89,096 SCHOOL
8/29/2007 DISTRICT
KERRVILLE TX KERRVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$146,141
DISTRICT8/14/2006
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $123,189
DISTRICT6/14/2007
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $130,152
DISTRICT6/27/2008
LA PORTE TX LA PORTE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $113,792
DISTRICT 7/2/2009
LEAGUE CITY TX CLEAR CREEK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$248,541
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
LEAGUE CITY TX CLEAR CREEK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$260,934
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
LEWISVILLE TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF NORTH
$198,375TEXAS,
6/1/2006
INC.
LEWISVILLE TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF NORTH
$200,000TEXAS,
5/24/2007
INC.
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $411,078
DISTRICT8/18/2006
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $276,848
DISTRICT8/31/2006
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $407,288
DISTRICT7/20/2007
LONGVIEW TX LONGVIEW INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $276,848
DISTRICT8/15/2007
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$192,108
DISTRTICT 8/29/2007
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$193,853
DISTRTICT 7/25/2008
MANOR TX MANOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$197,999
DISTRTICT 8/12/2009
MCALLEN TX BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MCALLEN$139,380 3/3/2008
MCALLEN TX BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MCALLEN$139,380 4/3/2009
MCALLEN TX MCALLEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$1,494,552
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
-- ADMINISTRATION
MCALLEN TX MCALLEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$1,499,875
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
-- ADMINISTRATION
MIDLAND TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER REGION
$656,780
18 --8/28/2006
EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER
MIDLOTHIAN TX MIDLOTHIAN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$205,619
DISTRICT
8/29/2007
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$1,457,901SCHOOL
6/26/2009
DISTRICT
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$198,604SCHOOL
6/14/2007
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FE
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$199,376SCHOOL
6/27/2008
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FE
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$159,452SCHOOL
7/2/2009
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION FE
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$189,892SCHOOL
8/29/2007
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION ST
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$192,057SCHOOL
7/25/2008
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION ST
MISSION TX MISSION CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$193,050SCHOOL
8/12/2009
DISTRICT -- ADMINISTRATION ST
NAVASOTA TX NAVASOTA ISD $97,116 6/30/2009
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,426,078
DISTRICT -- 8/28/2007
OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,499,999
DISTRICT -- 6/23/2008
OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX COMAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,492,999
DISTRICT -- 6/26/2009
OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT $1,954,244
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/13/2006
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT$442,700
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/22/2006
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT$442,682
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT $1,997,365
SCHOOL DISTRICT
7/20/2007
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT$194,455
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/31/2006-- DRUG TESTING PROGRAM
NEW BRAUNFELS
TX NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT$194,455
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/15/2007-- DRUG TESTING PROGRAM
PARIS TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $172,279
NORTHEAST 6/1/2006
TEXAS
PARIS TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF $211,308
NORTHEAST5/24/2007
TEXAS
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS, SOUTHEAST
$159,395 HARRIS
8/29/2007
COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS, SOUTHEAST
$128,063 HARRIS
7/25/2008
COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS, SOUTHEAST
$128,063 HARRIS
8/12/2009
COUNTY INC.
PASADENA TX PASADENA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $543,349
DISTRICT 8/29/2007
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$149,100
DISTRICT
6/2/2008
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$118,621
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$1,494,576
DISTRICT
6/27/2008
-- SAFE SCHOOLS SAFE SCHOOLS
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$1,500,000
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- SAFE SCHOOLS SAFE SCHOOLS
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$390,154
DISTRICT
5/30/2008
-- SCHOOL COUNSELING NA
PLEASANTON TX PLEASANTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$385,619
DISTRICT
6/26/2009
-- SCHOOL COUNSELING NA
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$154,752 6/1/2006
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$20,350 8/31/2006
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$156,620 5/24/2007
RALLS TX RALLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
$21,190 8/15/2007
ROCKPORT TX ARANSAS COUNTY INDEPENDENT$99,812
SCHOOL DISTRICT
8/28/2006-- SCHOOL SAFETY
ROSENBERG TX LAMAR CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT
$243,677
SCHOOL
8/29/2007
DISTRICT
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$2,409,670
DISTRICT
7/13/2006
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$2,374,964
DISTRICT
7/20/2007
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$200,000
DISTRICT
3/3/2008
ROUND ROCK TX ROUND ROCK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$200,000
DISTRICT
4/3/2009
RUNGE TX RUNGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $435,931
DISTRICT 5/30/2008
RUNGE TX RUNGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $438,922
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION SERVICE $180,869
CENTER 8/31/2006
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION SERVICE $180,869
CENTER 8/15/2007
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION SERVICE $410,397
CENTER 8/29/2007
SAN ANGELO TX REGION XV EDUCATION SERVICE $371,101
CENTER 6/30/2009
SAN ANTONIO TX BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS, ALAMO
$215,538
AREA 8/14/2006
SAN ANTONIO TX EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER, REGION
$806,685
20 --8/29/2007
CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES ADMIN & I
SAN ANTONIO TX SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$114,078
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
SAN ANTONIO TX SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$114,078
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED ISD
$1,877,787 6/30/2006
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED ISD
$1,939,909 7/20/2007
SAN BENITO TX SAN BENITO CONSOLIDATED ISD
$1,939,909 6/21/2008
TEMPLE TX TEMPLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,494,077
DISTRICT 6/27/2008
TEMPLE TX TEMPLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $1,499,997
DISTRICT 6/26/2009
TYLER TX TEXAS COLLEGE $122,915 5/16/2006
TYLER TX TEXAS COLLEGE $115,555 5/22/2007
VICTORIA TX VICTORIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $178,290
DISTRICT 6/2/2008
VICTORIA TX VICTORIA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $136,990
DISTRICT 6/17/2009
WACO TX MIDWAY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $83,524
DISTRICT --8/31/2006
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
WACO TX MIDWAY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $86,213
DISTRICT --8/15/2007
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
WAXAHACHIE TX WAXAHACHIE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
$176,716
DISTRICT
8/14/2006
WEATHERFORDTX WEATHERFORD COLLEGE $145,801 5/16/2006
WEATHERFORDTX WEATHERFORD COLLEGE $143,027 5/22/2007
WICHITA FALLSTX S & A SERVICES, INC. $196,250 8/31/2006
WICHITA FALLSTX S & A SERVICES, INC. $196,250 8/15/2007
WOLFE CITY TX WOLFE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$18,231
DISTRICT
8/31/2006
WOLFE CITY TX WOLFE CITY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL$18,231
DISTRICT
8/15/2007
WOODSBORO TX WOODSBORO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $58,380
DISTRICT
6/2/2008
WOODSBORO TX WOODSBORO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL $45,901
DISTRICT
6/17/2009
ttp://wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/grantaward/start.cfm
CFDA Title CFDA Subprogram Award Type
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184S
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School Emergency Response to V
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186A
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186A
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186A
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186A
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / State and Local Programs
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186B
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186B
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186B
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.186B
Communities - StateFormula
Grants / Governors Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184T
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Management for High
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184V
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Address Youth Violence
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184N
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Drug and Alcohol Prevention Mod
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Emergency Response Plans for Sc
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184A
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abuse
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184E
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Readiness and Emergency Manag
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184L
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Safe Schools/Healthy Students Gr
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184H
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184H
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184B
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Mentoring Grants
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184H
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184H
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / Competition to Prevent High Risk
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
Communities - National
Discretionary
Programs / School-Based Student Drug Testin
Safe and Drug-Free Schools and84.184D
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BECKY WASHINGTON 5129195343 9/1/2007 2/28/2009
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ELVIS SHOAF 5124753553 7/1/2008 9/30/2009
CORY GREEN 5124753553 7/1/2009 9/30/2010
KEN C NICOLAS 5124634997 7/1/2006 9/30/2007
KEN C NICOLAS 5124634997 7/1/2007 9/30/2008
KEN C NICOLAS 5124634997 7/1/2008 9/30/2009
KEN C NICOLAS 5124634997 7/1/2009 9/30/2010
SHERRIE THOMAS 4099235419 6/1/2008 12/1/2009
SCOTT MOGER 2542152029 8/1/2009 1/31/2011
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LEE MERRYMAN 9722236666 6/1/2005 5/31/2008
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DANIEL LOPEZ 9368294718 6/16/2008 6/15/2011
DANIEL LOPEZ 9368294718 6/16/2008 6/15/2011
FRED ZAMBRANO 9564641600 10/1/2007 3/31/2010
BEN FRANCO 9564614313 9/1/2007 8/31/2011
BEN FRANCO 9564614313 9/1/2007 8/31/2011
BEN FRANCO 9564614313 9/1/2007 8/31/2011
ANDREA LACEY 9566305661 10/1/2004 9/30/2007
ANNETTE BAUMAN 9155444203 10/1/2004 9/30/2007
MARGARITA ARMENDARIZ 9158777635 8/15/2005 8/14/2008
MARGARITA ARMENDARIZ 9158777635 8/15/2005 8/14/2008
RODRIGUEZ CHRIS 9158812343 9/1/2007 2/27/2010
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CATHY ANDERSON 8175683500 10/1/2004 6/30/2008
LENNY LASHER 8172522071 9/1/2006 3/1/2008
GEOFF HETHERINGTON 8172373314 8/15/2005 8/14/2008
GEOFF HETHERINGTON 8172373314 8/15/2005 8/14/2008
NANCY RICKER 8178712306 6/1/2005 5/31/2008
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STEVE T MORROW 8172320880 6/16/2008 6/15/2011
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SHERRY GREEN 2814821267 7/1/2007 6/30/2009
LYNN SHIGEKAWA 2814821267 8/1/2009 1/31/2011
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RHONDA FARNEY 5129435100 10/1/2005 9/30/2008
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THOMAS J GUNNELL 2813962348 8/1/2009 1/31/2011
JOSEPH BURNS 4094232284 9/1/2007 2/28/2009
KENDALL A YOUNG 8302572200 10/1/2004 9/30/2007
LINDA L WADLEIGH 2816047036 7/1/2007 6/20/2010
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JULIE PURSER 2812840370 10/1/2005 9/30/2009
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REBECCA RIVERA 5122784096 10/1/2007 9/30/2010
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LAURA REAGAN 4/1/2008 3/31/2011
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ARTURO PEREZ 9566186048 7/1/2008 6/30/2012
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JIM COLLETT 4325673220 9/1/2006 6/1/2008
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Q184A050293 OSDFS 601 NORTH 13TH STREET CORSICANA
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Q184L080047 OSDFS 405 PARK HEIGHTS BLVD.CUERO
Q184A050033 OSDFS 405 PARK HEIGHTS DRIVECURERO
Q184A050033 OSDFS 405 PARK HEIGHTS DRIVECURERO
Q184D050011 OSDFS 3700 ROSS BOX
AVENUE
375 DALLAS
Q184D050011 OSDFS 3700 ROSS BOX
AVENUE
375 DALLAS
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Q184B050072 OSDFS 200 E. BELT LINE ROADDESOTO
Q184D080014 OSDFS 215 N. TEMPLE DIBOLL
Q184D080014 OSDFS 215 N. TEMPLE DIBOLL
Q184V070006 OSDFS 116 NORTH 10TH STREET DONNA
Q184L070039 OSDFS 904 HESTER AVENUE DONNA
Q184L070039 OSDFS 904 HESTER AVENUE DONNA
Q184L070039 OSDFS 904 HESTER AVENUE DONNA
Q184B040308 OSDFS 1215 S. EXPWY 281 EDINBURG
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Q184A050098 OSDFS 7965 ARTCRAFT ROAD EL PASO
Q184E070173 OSDFS 6531 BOEING DRIVE EL PASO
Q184D070020 OSDFS 303 WEST KNOX ENNIS
Q184D070020 OSDFS 303 WEST KNOX ENNIS
Q184D070020 OSDFS 303 WEST KNOX ENNIS
Q184B040860 OSDFS 608 TOWNLEY DRIVE EVERMAN
Q184E060131 OSDFS 315 CHURCHILL ROAD FORT WORTH
Q184A050159 OSDFS 1200 OLD DECATUR ROAD FORT WORTH
Q184A050159 OSDFS 1200 OLD DECATUR ROAD FORT WORTH
Q184B050039 OSDFS 100 NORTH UNIVERSITYFORT
DRIVE
WORTH
Q184B050039 OSDFS 100 NORTH UNIVERSITYFORT
DRIVE
WORTH
Q184D080005 OSDFS 1200 OLD DECATUR RDFORTH WORTH
Q184D080005 OSDFS 1200 OLD DECATUR RDFORTH WORTH
Q184D070026 OSDFS 403 LAUREL FRIENDSWOOD
Q184E090161 OSDFS 302 LAUREL DRIVE FRIENDSWOOD
Q184A080077 OSDFS 211 S. 6TH P.O.
STREET
BOX 1200
GANADO
Q184A080077 OSDFS 211 S. 6TH P.O.
STREET
BOX 1200
GANADO
Q184D070004 OSDFS 211 S. 6TH P.O.
STREET
BOX 1200
GANADO
Q184D070004 OSDFS 211 S. 6TH P.O.
STREET
BOX 1200
GANADO
Q184D070004 OSDFS 211 S. 6TH P.O.
STREET
BOX 1200
GANADO
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Q184D050057 OSDFS 603 LAKEWAY DRIVE GEORGETOWN
Q184D050057 OSDFS 603 LAKEWAY DRIVE GEORGETOWN
Q184D050014 OSDFS PO BOX 531170
2602 S. BELT
GRAND
LINE ROAD
PRAIRIE
Q184D050014 OSDFS PO BOX 531170
2602 S. BELTGRAND
LINE ROAD
PRAIRIE
Q184D050010 OSDFS P. O. BOX 810 HALLSVILLE
Q184D050010 OSDFS P. O. BOX 810 HALLSVILLE
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Q184E070063 OSDFS 324 E FLORA STREET HIDALGO
Q184B040497 OSDFS 6437 HIGH STAR DRIVEHOUSTON
Q184D050026 OSDFS 10300 JONES ROAD HOUSTON
Q184D050026 OSDFS 10300 JONES ROAD HOUSTON
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Q184B070890 OSDFS 3353 ELGIN ST. HOUSTON
Q184B070890 OSDFS 3353 ELGIN ST. HOUSTON
Q184D080023 OSDFS 14705 WOODFOREST BLVD. HOUSTON
Q184D080023 OSDFS 14705 WOODFOREST BLVD. HOUSTON
Q184B050073 OSDFS 6300 IRVINGTON HOUSTON
Q184B050073 OSDFS 6300 IRVINGTON HOUSTON
Q184E060370 OSDFS 4400 W. 18TH STREET HOUSTON
Q184B050012 OSDFS 3000 RICHMOND
SUITE AVENUE
360 HOUSTON
Q184B050012 OSDFS 3000 RICHMOND
SUITE AVENUE
360 HOUSTON
Q184B070950 OSDFS 4500 BISSONNET STREET HOUSTON
Q184B070950 OSDFS 4500 BISSONNET STREET HOUSTON
Q184B070950 OSDFS 4500 BISSONNET STREET HOUSTON
Q184B080016 OSDFS 955 CAMPBELL ROAD HOUSTON
Q184B080016 OSDFS 955 CAMPBELL ROAD HOUSTON
Q184N080012 OSDFS 316 E. CULLEN
4800BUILDING
CALHOUN
HOUSTON
Q184B070779 OSDFS 2621 W. AIRPORT
P.O. BOX
FREEWAY
152637
IRVING
Q184B070779 OSDFS 2621 W. AIRPORT
P.O. BOX
FREEWAY
152637
IRVING
Q184B070779 OSDFS 2621 W. AIRPORT
P.O. BOX
FREEWAY
152637
IRVING
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Q184A050176 OSDFS OFFICE OF FEDERAL
314 N. HWY
PROGRAMS
KARNES
123 CITY
Q184A050176 OSDFS OFFICE OF FEDERAL
314 N. HWY
PROGRAMS
KARNES
123 CITY
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Q184E090141 OSDFS 6301 SOUTH STADIUM KATYLANE
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Q184B040131 OSDFS 1009 BARNETT KERRVILLE
Q184D070025 OSDFS 1002 SAN JACINTO STREETLA PORTE
Q184D070025 OSDFS 1002 SAN JACINTO STREETLA PORTE
Q184D070025 OSDFS 1002 SAN JACINTO STREETLA PORTE
Q184D050016 OSDFS 2425 EAST MAIN
P.O. BOX
STREET
799
LEAGUE CITY
Q184D050016 OSDFS 2425 EAST MAIN
P.O. BOX
STREET
799
LEAGUE CITY
Q184B050086 OSDFS 1597 SOUTH P EDMONDS
O BOX 295543
LEWISVILLE
LANE, BUILDING B
Q184B050086 OSDFS 1597 SOUTH P EDMONDS
O BOX 295543
LEWISVILLE
LANE, BUILDING B
Q184A050141 OSDFS 1301 EAST YOUNG STREET LONGVIEW
Q184D050029 OSDFS 1301 EAST YOUNG STREET LONGVIEW
Q184A050141 OSDFS 1301 EAST YOUNG STREET LONGVIEW
Q184D050029 OSDFS 1301 EAST YOUNG STREET LONGVIEW
Q184B070467 OSDFS 312 MURRAY AVENUE MANOR
Q184B070467 OSDFS 312 MURRAY AVENUE MANOR
Q184B070467 OSDFS 312 MURRAY AVENUE MANOR
Q184B080049 OSDFS 2620 WEST GALVESTON MCALLEN
Q184B080049 OSDFS 2620 WEST GALVESTON MCALLEN
Q184L080005 OSDFS 2000 N. 23RD STREET MCALLEN
Q184L080005 OSDFS 2000 N. 23RD STREET MCALLEN
Q184E060033 OSDFS 2811 LAFORCE
P.O.BOULEVARD
BOX 60580
MIDLAND
Q184E070056 OSDFS 100 WALTER STEPHENSONMIDLOTHIAN
ROAD
Q184L090011 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184D070002 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184D070002 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184D070002 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184B070051 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184B070051 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184B070051 OSDFS 1201 BRYCE DRIVE MISSION
Q184E090205 OSDFS 705 E WASHINGTON AVENUE
NAVASOTA
Q184L070020 OSDFS 1404 IH 35 NORTH NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184L070020 OSDFS 1404 IH 35 NORTH NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184L070020 OSDFS 1404 IH 35 NORTH NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184L050368 OSDFS 430 W. MILL NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184A050047 OSDFS 430 WEST MILL NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184A050047 OSDFS 430 WEST MILL NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184L050368 OSDFS 430 W. MILL NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184D050007 OSDFS 430 W. MILL STREET NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184D050007 OSDFS 430 W. MILL STREET NEW BRAUNFELS
Q184B050087 OSDFS 2610 LAMAR SUITE
AVENUE
L PARIS
Q184B050087 OSDFS 2610 LAMAR SUITE
AVENUE
L PARIS
Q184B070394 OSDFS 3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE
PASADENA
111
Q184B070394 OSDFS 3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE
PASADENA
111
Q184B070394 OSDFS 3222 BURKE ROAD, SUITE
PASADENA
111
Q184E070017 OSDFS 1515 CHERRYBROOK PASADENA
Q184D080010 OSDFS 831 STADIUM DRIVE PLEASANTON
Q184D080010 OSDFS 831 STADIUM DRIVE PLEASANTON
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Q184L080081 OSDFS 831 STADIUM DRIVE PLEASANTON
Q184A080049 OSDFS 831 STADIUM DRIVE PLEASANTON
Q184A080049 OSDFS 831 STADIUM DRIVE PLEASANTON
Q184B050031 OSDFS 810 AVENUE 1 RALLS
Q184D050049 OSDFS 810 AVENUE I RALLS
Q184B050031 OSDFS 810 AVENUE 1 RALLS
Q184D050049 OSDFS 810 AVENUE I RALLS
Q184E060012 OSDFS 1700 OMOHUNDRO STREETROCKPORT
Q184E070239 OSDFS 3911 AVENUE 1 ROSENBERG
Q184L050099 OSDFS 1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
ROUND ROCK
Q184L050099 OSDFS 1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
ROUND ROCK
Q184B080085 OSDFS 1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
ROUND ROCK
Q184B080085 OSDFS 1311 ROUND ROCK AVENUE
ROUND ROCK
Q184A080055 OSDFS 600 REIFFERT RUNGE
Q184A080055 OSDFS 600 REIFFERT RUNGE
Q184D050025 OSDFS 612 SOUTH IRENE SAN ANGELO
Q184D050025 OSDFS 612 SOUTH IRENE SAN ANGELO
Q184E070027 OSDFS 612 SOUTH IRENE SAN ANGELO
Q184E090278 OSDFS 612 SOUTH IRENE SAN ANGELO
Q184B040626 OSDFS 202 BALTIMORE SAN ANTONIO
Q184E070073 OSDFS 1314 HINES AVENUE SAN ANTONIO
Q184D050034 OSDFS 141 LAVACA STREET SAN ANTONIO
Q184D050034 OSDFS 141 LAVACA STREET SAN ANTONIO
Q184L060006 OSDFS 240 N CROCKETT ST SAN BENITO
Q184L060006 OSDFS 240 N CROCKETT ST SAN BENITO
Q184L060006 OSDFS 240 N CROCKETT ST SAN BENITO
Q184L080238 OSDFS 200 SOUTH 23RD STREETTEMPLE
Q184L080238 OSDFS 200 SOUTH 23RD STREETTEMPLE
Q184H060041 OSDFS 2404 N. GRAND AVE TYLER
Q184H060041 OSDFS 2404 N. GRAND AVE TYLER
Q184D080021 OSDFS 102 PROFIT DRIVE VICTORIA
Q184D080021 OSDFS 102 PROFIT DRIVE VICTORIA
Q184D050012 OSDFS 1205 FOUNDATION DRIVEWACO
Q184D050012 OSDFS 1205 FOUNDATION DRIVEWACO
Q184B040233 OSDFS 411 N. GIBSON STREETWAXAHACHIE
Q184H060005 OSDFS 225 COLLEGE PARK DRIVE
WEATHERFORD
Q184H060005 OSDFS 225 COLLEGE PARK DRIVE
WEATHERFORD
Q184D050020 OSDFS 909 8TH STREET, SUITEWICHITA
401 FALLS
Q184D050020 OSDFS 909 8TH STREET, SUITEWICHITA
401 FALLS
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Q184D050070 OSDFS 505 W. DALLAS STREETWOLFE CITY
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Q184D080054 OSDFS PO BOX 770 WOODSBORO
State Zip Code Cong. District
Unit ID Sector Sector Text
HBCU
TX 79601 17
TX 76009 6
TX 77511 22
TX 77511 22
TX 77511 14
TX 77511 14
TX 77511 14
TX 77511 22
TX 77511 22
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TX 78753 10
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TX 78701 21
TX 78701 21
TX 78701 21
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TX 78711 10
TX 78711 10
TX 78711 10
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TX 77951 14
TX 77951 14
TX 78006 21
TX 78006 21
TX 78006 21
TX 76028 6
TX 77843 17 228723 1 Public, 4-year
NOor above
TX 77304 8
TX 78401 27
TX 75110 6
TX 75110 6
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TX 77954 14
TX 77954 14
TX 77954 14
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TX 75204 30
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TX 75115 30
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TX 75941 1
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TX 78537 15
TX 78537 15
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TX 79902 16
TX 79932 16
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TX 79925 16
TX 75119 6
TX 75119 6
TX 75119 6
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TX 76179 12
TX 76107 12
TX 76107 12
TX 76179 12
TX 76179 12
TX 77546 9
TX 77546 9
TX 78962 14
TX 78962 14
TX 78962 14
TX 78962 14
TX 78962 14
TX 75042 3
TX 78628 11
TX 78628 11
TX 75053 24
TX 75053 24
TX 75650 1
TX 75650 1
TX 76117 12
TX 78557 15
TX 77074 25
TX 77065 8
TX 77065 8
TX 77004 18
TX 77004 18
TX 77004 18
TX 77015 29
TX 77015 29
TX 77022 29
TX 77022 29
TX 77092 25
TX 77098 25
TX 77098 25
TX 77277 25
TX 77277 25
TX 77277 25
TX 77024 7
TX 77024 7
TX 77204 18 225432 1 Public, 4-year
NOor above
TX 75062 30
TX 75062 30
TX 75062 30
TX 76058 6
TX 78118 14
TX 78118 14
TX 78118 14
TX 77492 22
TX 75956 2
TX 78028 21
TX 77571 25
TX 77571 25
TX 77571 25
TX 77574 9
TX 77574 9
TX 75029 26
TX 75029 26
TX 75602 4
TX 75602 4
TX 75602 4
TX 75602 4
TX 78653 10
TX 78653 10
TX 78653 10
TX 78505 28
TX 78505 28
TX 78501 15
TX 78501 15
TX 79711 11
TX 76065 6
TX 78572 28
TX 78572 15
TX 78572 15
TX 78572 15
TX 78572 28
TX 78572 28
TX 78572 28
TX 77868 2
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 78130 21
TX 75460 1
TX 75460 1
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TX 77504 22
TX 77504 22
TX 77502 22
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TX 78065 28
TX 78064 28
TX 78064 28
TX 78065 28
TX 78065 28
TX 79357 13
TX 79357 13
TX 79357 13
TX 79357 13
TX 78382 14
TX 77471 22
TX 78681 31
TX 78681 31
TX 78681 31
TX 78681 31
TX 78151 14
TX 78151 14
TX 76903 11
TX 76903 11
TX 76903 11
TX 76903 11
TX 78215 20
TX 78208 20
TX 78210 20
TX 78210 20
TX 78586 27
TX 78586 27
TX 78586 27
TX 76501 11
TX 76501 11
TX 75702 4 228884 2 Private not-for-profit,
YES 4-year or above
TX 75702 4 228884 2 Private not-for-profit,
YES 4-year or above
TX 77901 14
TX 77901 14
TX 76712 11
TX 76712 11
TX 75165 6
TX 76086 12 229799 4 Public, 2-year
NO
TX 76086 12 229799 4 Public, 2-year
NO
TX 76301 13
TX 76301 13
TX 75496 1
TX 75496 1
TX 78393 14
TX 78393 14
Tribal HSI Fiscal YearNew AwardAbstract
Year Text
2006 2004
2006 2006
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008
2009 2008
2008 2008
2009 2008
2006 2006
2007 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2008 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2009 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2006 2004
2008 2008
2009 2008
2007 2007
2006 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2006
2006 2006
2007 2007
2008 2008
2009 2009
2006 2006
2007 2007
2008 2008
2009 2009
2008 2008
2009 2009
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2008 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2006 2006
NO NO 2009 2009
2006 2006
2008 2008
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008
2009 2008
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2007 2007
2007 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2008 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2009 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2006 2004
2006 2004
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2008 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2006 2004
2006 2006
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2009
2008 2008
2009 2008
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2008 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2007 2007
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2004
2007 2007
2006 2004
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2006
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2008 2008
2009 2008
NO YES 2008 2008
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2007 2007
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2006
2009 2009
2007 2007
2006 2004
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2008 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2008 2008
2009 2008
2008 2008
2009 2008
2006 2006
2007 2007
2009 2009
2007 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2008 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2009 2007 Grants for School-Based Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 8
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2009 2009
2007 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2008 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2009 2007 Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Background Sin
2006 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2008 2007
2009 2007
2007 2007
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2008 2008
2009 2008
2008 2008
2009 2008
2006 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2005
2006 2006
2007 2007
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008
2009 2008
2008 2008
2009 2008
2006 2005
2007 2005
2007 2007
2009 2009
2006 2004
2007 2007
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2006
2007 2006
2008 2006
2008 2008
2009 2008
NO NO 2006 2006 The project's goal is to decrease high-risk drinking by e
NO NO 2007 2006 The project's goal is to decrease high-risk drinking by e
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2004
NO NO 2006 2006 This project proposes to create and implement a compr
NO NO 2007 2006 This project proposes to create and implement a compr
2006 2005
2007 2005
2006 2005
2007 2005
2008 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
2009 2008 Grants for School-Based Student Drug Testing Programs
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju

Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch

dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju

Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog

Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog

Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch

Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog
Drug-Testing Programs CFDA 84.184D Fiscal Year 2007 The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing prog

dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju
dents Initiative Background Since 1999, the U.S. Departments of Education, Health and Human Services, and Ju

Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
ecrease high-risk drinking by educating students about the dangers of alcohol abuse and linking students who a
ecrease high-risk drinking by educating students about the dangers of alcohol abuse and linking students who a
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch

create and implement a comprehensive, research-based model to address high-risk drinking among the college
create and implement a comprehensive, research-based model to address high-risk drinking among the college

Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
Student Drug Testing Programs CFDA 84184.D Fiscal Year 2008 Abstract of Grant Recipients The Grants for Sch
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.

sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an

th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.

sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun

t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun

sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an

sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun
sed Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies and public and private entities with fun

th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.
th and Human Services, and Justice have collaborated on the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative.

t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
use and linking students who abuse alcohol with counseling efforts on campus. The project's tasks include, but
use and linking students who abuse alcohol with counseling efforts on campus. The project's tasks include, but
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an

isk drinking among the college's on-campus student population. The goals and objectives of the project include
isk drinking among the college's on-campus student population. The goals and objectives of the project include

t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
t Recipients The Grants for School-Based Student Drug-Testing programs provides local educational agencies an
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho

lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp

hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho

lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando

s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando

lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp

lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando
lic and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory rando

hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho
hy Students (SS/HS) Initiative. The SS/HS Initiative is a discretionary grant program that provides students, scho

s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
he project's tasks include, but are not limited to, increasing nonuse of alcohol on campus, monitoring the sale o
he project's tasks include, but are not limited to, increasing nonuse of alcohol on campus, monitoring the sale o
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp

bjectives of the project include development of a comprehensive awareness campaign using specific social norm
bjectives of the project include development of a comprehensive awareness campaign using specific social norm

s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
s local educational agencies and public and private entities with funds for up to three years to develop and imp
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat

t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary

m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat

t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more

hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more

t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary

t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more
t or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary program for students in one or more

m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat
m that provides students, schools, and communities with federal funding to implement an enhanced, coordinat

hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
campus, monitoring the sale of alcohol to underage youth, encouraging fraternities and sororities to adopt an a
campus, monitoring the sale of alcohol to underage youth, encouraging fraternities and sororities to adopt an a
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary

paign using specific social norms identified with high-risk drinking; development of an on-campus support syste
paign using specific social norms identified with high-risk drinking; development of an on-campus support syste

hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
hree years to develop and implement or expand a mandatory random student drug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom

am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co

ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom

am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the

rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the

am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co

am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the
am for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under the

ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom
ement an enhanced, coordinated, comprehensive plan of activities, programs, and services that focus on prom

rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
ties and sororities to adopt an alcohol-free policy, increasing reports of second-hand alcohol-related problems, a
ties and sororities to adopt an alcohol-free policy, increasing reports of second-hand alcohol-related problems, a
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co

of an on-campus support system intertwining student, faculty, and staff working toward the common goal of pr
of an on-campus support system intertwining student, faculty, and staff working toward the common goal of pr

rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
rug-testing (RSDT) or voluntary programs for students in one or more grades 6-12. Any drug-testing program co
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot

d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o

nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot

d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic

2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic

d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o

d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic
d with funds awarded under the program must be limited to one or more of the following: ? Students who partic

nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot
nd services that focus on promoting healthy childhood development and preventing violence and alcohol and ot

2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
and alcohol-related problems, and educating bars and restaurants frequented by students about the secondary
and alcohol-related problems, and educating bars and restaurants frequented by students about the secondary
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o

toward the common goal of preventing high-risk drinking; and development of a college community coalition c
toward the common goal of preventing high-risk drinking; and development of a college community coalition c

2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
2. Any drug-testing program conducted with funds awarded under this priority must be limited to one or more o
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA

ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu

ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA

ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv

ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv

ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu

ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv
ollowing: ? Students who participate in the school?s athletic program; ? Students who are engaged in competitiv

ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA
ng violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. Eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) or a consortium of LEA

ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
students about the secondary effects of high-risk drinking.
students about the secondary effects of high-risk drinking.
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu

college community coalition committed to reducing high-risk drinking among the college's students.
college community coalition committed to reducing high-risk drinking among the college's students.

ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
ust be limited to one or more of the following: q Students who participate in the school?s athlete program; q Stu
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc

who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit

s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc

who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog

school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog

who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit

who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog
who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activities; or ? A voluntary drug-testing prog

s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc
s (LEAs) or a consortium of LEAs, in partnership with their community?s local public mental health authority, loc

school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit

e college's students.
e college's students.

school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
school?s athlete program; q Students who are engaged in competitive, extracurricular, school-sponsored activit
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a

? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa

blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a

? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written

cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written

? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa

? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written
? A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written

blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a
blic mental health authority, local law enforcement agency, and local juvenile justice entity, are able to submit a

cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa

cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
cular, school-sponsored activities; and q A voluntary drug-testing program for students who, along with their pa
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums

guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-

ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums

guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo

udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo

guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-

guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo
guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propo

ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums
ice entity, are able to submit a single application for federal funds to support a variety of activities, curriculums

udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-

udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
udents who, along with their parent or guardian, have provided written consent to participate in a random drug-
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu

program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who

ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu

program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p

o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p

program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who

program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p
program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students, who along with their parent or guardian, p

ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu
ariety of activities, curriculums, programs, and services. The SS/HS Initiative draws on the best practices of edu

o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who

o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
o participate in a random drug-testing program. Applicants that propose voluntary drug testing for students who
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated

with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit

ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated

with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part

y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part

with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit

with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part
with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from part

ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated
ws on the best practices of education, justice, social services, and mental health systems to provide integrated

y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit

y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
y drug testing for students who, along with their parent or guardian, provide written consent, must not prohibit
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for

s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ

systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for

s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr

ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr

s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ

s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr
s who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activities. Applicants for grants under the pr

systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for
systems to provide integrated and comprehensive resources for prevention programs and prosocial services for

ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ

ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
ten consent, must not prohibit students who do not consent from participating in school or extracurricular activ
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte

plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor

rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte

plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific

school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific

plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor

plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific
plicants for grants under the program were required to: ? Identify a target population and demonstrate a signific

rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte
rams and prosocial services for youth. To apply for SS/HS, FY 2007 grantees and their partners proposed an inte

school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor

school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
school or extracurricular activities. Additional program requirements include: q Applicants may not submit mor
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres

tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g

their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres

tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te

Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te

tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g

tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te
tion and demonstrate a significant need for drug testing within the target population; ? Explain how the drug-te

their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres
their partners proposed an integrated, comprehensive, communitywide, and community-specific plan to addres

Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g

Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
Applicants may not submit more than one application for an award under this program. q Eligibility under this g
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo

ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran

mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo

ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra

ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra

ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran

ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra
ation; ? Explain how the drug-testing program will be part of an existing, comprehensive drug prevention progra

mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo
mmunity-specific plan to address the problems of school violence and alcohol and other drug abuse. This plan fo

ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran

ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
ogram. q Eligibility under this grant competition is limited to applicants that do not currently have an active gran
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve

hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog

other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve

hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud

ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud

hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog

hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud
hensive drug prevention program in the schools to be served; ? Provide a comprehensive plan for referring stud

other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve
other drug abuse. This plan focused on six elements: Element 1: Safe school environments and violence preve

ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog

ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
ot currently have an active grant under the Department of Education?s School-Based Student Drug-Testing Prog
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element

hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered

vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element

hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a

sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a

hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered

hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a
hensive plan for referring students who are identified as drug users through the testing program to a student a

vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element
vironments and violence prevention activities. Element 2: Alcohol and other drug prevention activities. Element

sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered

sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
sed Student Drug-Testing Program (CFDA 84.184D). For the purpose of this requirement, a grant is considered
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health

testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten

prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health

testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p

irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p

testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten

testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p
testing program to a student assistance program, counseling, or drug treatment if necessary; and ? Provide a p

prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health
prevention activities. Element 3: Student behavioral, social, and emotional supports. Element 4: Mental health

irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten

irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
irement, a grant is considered active until the end of the grant?s project or funding period, including any exten
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS

if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F

orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS

if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that

ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that

if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F

if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that
if necessary; and ? Provide a plan to ensure the confidentiality of drug-testing results, including a provision that

orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS
orts. Element 4: Mental health services. Element 5: Early childhood social and emotional learning programs. SS

ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F

ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
ng period, including any extensions of those periods that extend the grantee?s authority to obligate funds. (3) F
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a

sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ

motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a

sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a

uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a

sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ

sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a
sults, including a provision that prohibits the party conducting the drug tests from disclosing to school officials a

motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a
motional learning programs. SS/HS grantee?s comprehensive plans are designed to provide students, schools, a

uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ

uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
uthority to obligate funds. (3) Funds may not be used for the following purposes: q Student drug tests administ
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help

m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr

to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help

m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.

q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.

m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr

m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.
m disclosing to school officials any information about a student?s use of legal medications.

to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help
to provide students, schools, and families with a network of effective services, supports, and activities that help

q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr

q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
q Student drug tests administered under suspicion of drug use; q Incentives for students to participate in progr
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit

dications.
dications.
dications.
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr

upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit

dications.
dications.
dications.

students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
dications.

dications.
dications.
dications.
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr

dications.
dications.
dications.
dications.
dications.
dications.

upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit
upports, and activities that help students develop the skills and emotional resilience necessary to promote posit

students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr

students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
students to participate in programs; q Drug treatment; or q Drug prevention curricula or other prevention progr
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru

nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs

icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs
nce necessary to promote positive mental health, engage in prosocial behavior, and prevent violent behav(- abs

icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru

icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
icula or other prevention programs. (4) Applicants must: q Identify a target population and demon(- abstract tru
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