2008 New York State Center for School Safety
New York State Center for School Safety
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RESEARCH BRIEFS
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1.The Impact of Legislation on School Safety: A Policy Examination in Selected New York Districts
2. Implementing a Photovoice Model with Youth
3. What Did We Learn From 9/11? A New York State Perspective
4. Student Voices: A Five-Year Study of Student Ideas on Improving Learning, School Safety, Risk-Prevention, and Relationships
5. The Come On Back Program
6. Mobilizing Statewide Resources for a Peer Review Process: A New York State Perspective
7. Enhancing Service Through Effective School/Community Collaboration
8. Come On Back: Enhancing Youth Development Through School/Community Collaboration.
9. Use of a Quality Self-Assessment Tool for After School: A New York Experience
2. Implementing a Photovoice Model with Youth
3. What Did We Learn From 9/11? A New York State Perspective
4. Student Voices: A Five-Year Study of Student Ideas on Improving Learning, School Safety, Risk-Prevention, and Relationships
5. The Come On Back Program
6. Mobilizing Statewide Resources for a Peer Review Process: A New York State Perspective
7. Enhancing Service Through Effective School/Community Collaboration
8. Come On Back: Enhancing Youth Development Through School/Community Collaboration.
9. Use of a Quality Self-Assessment Tool for After School: A New York Experience
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