FY2003 Abstracts for the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program (MSWORD)
Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program
Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program
FY 2003
CFDA # 84.215E
ALABAMA
Q215E030153
Sheffield City School DistrictProject Director: Richard l. Gardner
300 West Sixth StreetEmail:
Sheffield, AL 35660(256) 484-4910
(256) 484-4917 Fax
Sheffield City School District was awarded a grant for $ 148,208 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
ALASKA
Q215E030158
Juneau School DistrictProject Director: Peggy Cowan
10014 Crazy Horse DriveEmail:
Juneau, AK 99801(907) 463-1700
(907) 463-1712 Fax
Juneau School District was awarded a grant for $ 296,580 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
ARIZONA
Q215E030019
Osborn School District #8Project Director: Eduarda Amondragon-Rosh
1226 W. Osborn Rd.Email:
Phoenix, AZ 85013-3618(602) 707-2033
(602) 707-2040 Fax
Osborn School District # 8 was awarded a grant for $ 394,731 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030095
Winslow Unified School District #1Project Director: David R. Black, Ed.D
P.O. Box 580Email:
Winslow, AZ 86047(928) 289-3375
(928) 289-9386 Fax
Winslow Unified School District #1 was awarded a grant for $ 264,058 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030187
Amphitheater Public SchoolsProject Director: Gail Bornfield, Ph.D
710 W. WetmoreEmail:
Tucson, AZ 85705(520) 696-5234
(520) 696-5067 Fax
Amphitheater Public Schools was awarded a grant for $ 395,934 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030198
Tucson Unified School District #1Project Director: Judy Bowers
1010 E. 10th St. Email:
Tucson, AZ 85719-0400(520) 225-4921
(520) 225-4863 Fax
Tucson Unified School District #1 was awarded a grant for $ 395,958 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030120
Nadaburg School District #81Project Director: Sarah Sorensen
32919 Center StreetEmail:
Wittmann, AZ 85361-9416(623) 388-2321
(623) 388-2915 Fax
Nadaburg School District #81 was awarded a grant for $ 157,559 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
CALIFORNIA
Q215E030165
Oxnard School District Project Director: Richard Duarte
1051 South A StreetEmail:
Oxnard, CA 93030-7442(805) 487-3918
(805) 483-7426 Fax
Oxnard School District was awarded a grant for $ 399,088 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030294
Fresno Unified School DistrictProject Director: Robert Pankratz
1350 M StreetEmail:
Fresno, CA 93721(559) 457-3352
(559) 457-3377 Fax
Fresno Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 323,765 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030195
Long Beach Unified School D.Project Director: Tory Cox
1515 Hughes WayEmail:
Long Beach, CA 90810(562) 997-8000
(562) 437-2464 Fax
Long Beach Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 377,065 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030219
Stockton Unified School D.Project Director: Roger Deschenes
701 N. Madison StreetEmail:
Stockton, CA 95202(209) 953-4143
(209) 953-4748 Fax
Stockton Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 398,504 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030225
Santee School DistrictProject Director: Dr. William Stumbaugh
9625 Cuyamaca StreetEmail:
Santee, CA 92071-2674(619) 258-2364
(619) 258-2362 Fax
Santee School District was awarded a grant for $ 298,449 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030161
Glendale Unified School DistrictProject Director: Bill Card
223 North Jackson StreetEmail:
Glendale, CA 91206-4380(818) 421-3111
(818) 547-0213 Fax
Glendale Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 370,228 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030186
San Diego County Office of EdProject Director: Charles Daleo, Ed.D
6401 Linda Vista RoadEmail:
San Diego, CA 92111-7399(619) 718-6674
(619) 299-0261 Fax
San Diego County Office of Education was awarded a grant for $ 364,974 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030199
LA Unified School DistrictProject Director: Michael Shannon
644 West 17th St. Building CEmail: NA
Los Angeles, CA 90015(213) 763-8303
(213) 745-5594 Fax
LA Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 308,931 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030038
Ravenswood City School DistrictProject Director: Jocelyn M. Guansing
2160 Euclid AvenueEmail:
East Palo Alto, CA 94303-1916 (650) 329-2800
(650) 323-9319 Fax
Ravenswood City School District was awarded a grant for $ 400,000 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030220
Pajaro Valley Unified School Dist.Project Director: Linda Perez
294 Green Valley RoadEmail:
Watsonville, CA 95076(831) 728-6445
(831) 761-6011 Fax
Pajaro Valley Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 362,019 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030156
Bonita Unified School DistrictProject Director: Charles Mayfield
115 W. Allen AvenueEmail:
San Dimas, CA 91773(909) 971-8200
(909) 592-8703 Fax
Bonita Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 350,347 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030069
Lennox School DistrictProject Director: Mike Boone
10319 Firmona AvenueEmail:
Lennox City, CA 90304(310) 330-4935
(310) 412-9275 Fax
Lennox School District was awarded a grant for $ 351,916 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030122
Poway Unified School DistrictProject Director: Sharon Jahn
13626 Twin Peaks RoadEmail:
Poway, CA 92064-3034(858) 679-2533
(858) 679-8375 Fax
Poway Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 395,148 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030190
San Gabriel Unified School DistrictProject Director: Barbara Priess
408 Junipero Serra DriveEmail:
San Gabriel, CA 91776-1235(626) 451-5414
(626) 451-5494 Fax
San Gabriel Unified School District was awarded a grant for $ 384,176 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030116
Greenfield Union School DistrictProject Director: CynDee Zandes
1624 Fairview RoadEmail:
Bakersfield, CA 93307(661) 837-6000
(661) 832-2873 Fax
Greenfield Union School District was awarded a grant for $ 378,305 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
COLORADO
Q215E030232
Poudre School DistrictProject Director: Charlotte Jackson
2407 LaPorte AvenueEmail:
Fort Collins, CO 80521(970) 490-3291
(970) 490-3247 Fax
Poudre School District was awarded a grant for $ 382,894 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
FLORIDA
Q215E030081
School District of Osceola CountyProject Director: Zina T. Schubert
817 Bill Beck BoulevardEmail:
Kissimmee, Florida 34744-4495(407) 870-4058
(407) 870-4055 Fax
School District of Osceola County was awarded a grant for $ 367,122 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.
Q215E030268
Columbia County School DistrictProject Director: Gloria G. Spivey
523 West St. Johns StreetEmail:
Lake City, FL 32025-4348(386) 755-8184
(386) 758-4844 Fax
Columbia County School District was awarded a grant for $ 359,049 under the Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Program. The district will utilize these grant funds to support counseling programs in elementary schools. The schools will be given the opportunity to establish or expand their capacity to provide counseling services and school districts an opportunity to identify model strategies, enhance their knowledge of what works, and expand the inventory of effective counseling programs. The emphasis of the program is on counseling services that focus on prevention and early intervention services for elementary school students.