Enhancing Student Health and Academic Success: The JP Schools Care Coordination Program

Outline

Introduction (10 mins)
- Overview of JP Schools and the Care Coordination Program.
- Importance of health in academic success.

Program Overview (10 mins)
- Key components: school nurses, mental health providers, parent involvement.
- Target population and historical context.

Impact on Student Outcomes (10 mins)
- Data showcasing improvements in health and academic performance.
- Case studies from program participants.

Equity and Inclusivity Focus (10 mins)
- Addressing systemic barriers.
- Ensuring access for economically disadvantaged students and those with limited English proficiency.

Collaboration Strategies (10 mins)
- Best practices for partnering with healthcare providers and families.
- Developing a community support network.

Q&A and Discussion (10 mins)
- Open floor for attendees to share experiences and ask questions.

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