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Final Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) SRFC Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative (SS/HS) Connections Grant Partners of Suburban Ramsey County I SRFC SS/HS Initiative Partners: 2 Through the support of the Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Initiative grant the 3 following partners will implement an integrated, comprehensive community-wide plan 4 designed to create safe, respectful, and drug-free school environments, promote pro- 5 social skills and healthy childhood development in all children and youth, especially 6 those experiencing at-risk circumstances and conditions, and build a strong sense of 7 school and community connectedness throughout all of Suburban Ramsey County. The consortium of Independent School Districts 621, 622, 624, and 623 (SS/HS Applicant LEA) and their non-public school affiliates, (.All Elements) and The Suburban Ramsey Family ollaborative (SRFC) (.All Elements), includina y 69 but not limited to the following partners: Ramsey County Corrections, Juvenile Probation and Services Division currently providing student probationary services to students in our communities, teaming with the four school district consortium and local diversion programs in the Suburban Ramsey communities and bringing guidance and direction to the SRFC Joint Powers Board for over three years (Elements 1, 3); The Ramsey County Child Protection and Children's Mental Health Unit - currently providing coordinated case management services to children identified with Severe Emotional behavioral Disorders (SED) (Project ENHANCE) in our four district consortium of schools, and soon to be opening the "Non-Status Offender Unit" which will provide social work case management services to the non-criminal offenders in our communities. The Ramsey County Human Services Director has been on the SRFC Joint Powers Board since 1998 (Element 4); Suburban Ramsey County Chief's of Police and Ramsey County Sheriff partnering with ISD 6219 6229 623 and 624 and SRFC via School liaison/Resource Officers (S s) (since 1995), AT OD prevention and intervention services and supportive housing services in New Brighton (Polynesian. Village) , Little Canada (Montreal Courts), Maplewood (Maple Pond Homes) and North St. Paul (Cedarview Townhomes) , and via the SRFC Joint Powers Board since 2004 (Elements I and 2); The local mental health partners including, the White Bear Lake Area Community Counseling, Center (WBLACCQ; Northwest Youth and Family Services (NYFS) and Children's Home Society and Family Services (CHSFS) currently providing school-linked mental health services and local diversionary and ATOD related services in our consortium schools and communities via SRFC since 2001 (Elements 1, 29 3 and 4); The local and nationally recognized early childhood mental health collaborative community called Foundations for Success currently co- collaborating with SRFC since 2004 and providing standardized early childhood screening across the four district consortium to increase early detection and intervention for families with young children, 0 - 5 years old experiencing mental health related concerns (Element 5); wla�