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Type:

Education/Curriculum

Skills Development/Training

Parent/Family Skills Training

Age:

Settings:

Focus area:

Physical Violence, Aggression, and/or Conduct Problems

Specific populations:

At Risk Child/Youth

Outcomes:

Alcohol and substance use (tobacco, marijuana, and hard drugs)

Attitudes towards antisocial behavior

Family dynamics (conflict, functioning, relationships, parent-child interactions)

Graduation rates (includes dropout)

Short description:

Supporting School Success seeks to decrease problem behaviors in children through multidimensional intervention.

Risk and protective factors:

Association with deliquent peers

Commitment to school

Academic achievement

Family conflict

Good relationship with parents

Delivery:

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Full description:

Supporting School Success is a multidimensional intervention that seeks to decrease juvenile problem behaviors. By working with parents, teachers, and children, this program intervenes early in children's development to increase prosocial bonds, strengthen attachment and commitment to school, and decrease delinquency. Supporting School Success includes curriculum and training for parents and children.

Program website:

http://www.ssdp-tip.org/SSDP/index.html

http://www.channing-bete.com/prevention-programs/supporting-school-success/suppo...

Data type:

Conduct problems