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Brookings board backs letter of intent for rural-health grant to create short-term alternative placement
Summary
The Brookings School District approved a letter of intent supporting a rural-health grant proposal to create a short-term, community-based alternative placement for students with behavioral or crisis needs; partners include Brookings Behavioral Health, a behavioral-health practitioner (Heather Asmussen), Boys & Girls Club (facility), and Landrieu School District.
The Brookings School District board approved a letter of intent to support a rural-health grant application aimed at creating a short-term, community-based alternative placement for students who need temporary removal from general education settings for behavioral or crisis interventions.
Superintendent Dr. Schultz said the grant would fund partnerships already forming in the community: behavioral-health services led by Brookings…
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