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Clay County wins $230,000 restorative-practices grant to expand school and community diversion work
Summary
The Board approved a draft contract accepting a $230,000 restorative practices initiatives grant to expand diversion services, add staff hours, provide training, and evaluate outcomes across Clay County schools and community settings.
The Clay County Board on Tuesday approved a draft contract to accept a $230,000 restorative-practices initiatives grant intended to expand diversion, school-based restorative practices, and community supports over an 18-month period.
Michelle, the grant lead, said the county initially applied for $500,000 and was awarded $230,000. "So really to come down to a point of 230,000 is still a great opportunity, and I think we can get a lot of work, and really great things within this 18 months," she said. The grant term can begin as early as July 1 for government grantees and run through December 2026.
County attorneys and program…
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