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Community Schools program reports 1,462 basic-needs items, 80 case-managed students in first semester
Summary
A presenter told the board the Community Schools initiative served Rose Hamilton and Sonoma Elementary this year, providing 92 schoolwide supports, 1,462 individual basic-needs items and case management for 80 students; presenter offered to supply underlying, non‑identifying data on metrics.
A Community Schools presenter (Speaker 5) briefed the Centerville-Abington board on first-semester results for the 25-26 school year, saying the program served Rose Hamilton and Sonoma Elementary and started the year with roughly 925 students enrolled. "We provided 1,462 basic needs items," the presenter said, and described tiered supports ranging from schoolwide assemblies to one‑on‑one case-managed interventions.
The presenter said tier-1 schoolwide supports were tallied as 92 events and noted that the large '17,988' figure on one slide was a duplicate counting artifact. For targeted work the program identified 80 case-managed students (about 50 at one school and 30 at the other) who together received 306 individual tier-2 supports and 668 tier-3 supports in the semester. Board members requested non‑identifying, nonduplicated counts of unique students served; the presenter said those figures could be provided.
