Program leader seeks ARPA funds to add truancy coordinator after KDOC rolling‑grant request
A local truancy intervention representative asked commissioners to authorize updated KDOC grant conditions and sought $78,820 in ARPA funds to hire one additional truancy coordinator; presenters said the program has served 357 youth since September 2022 and reports an 86% success rate.
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Angie, a representative for Crawford County's truancy intervention program, asked the Board to authorize signature of updated grant conditions required by the Kansas Department of Corrections and to consider a separate ARPA request for $78,820 to hire an additional truancy coordinator.
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