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Coalition reports growth of student prevention leadership teams and recent youth roundtable
Summary
Loveland said the countywide student prevention leadership teams have grown from 79 members in 2015 to more than 600 today and described an 11-student Monroe High roundtable that produced suggested solutions for school-based prevention.
Loveland described the student prevention leadership teams (SPLIT) model and reported membership growth "from 79 students back in 2015 to ... over 600 members" countywide. She said SPLIT is a peer-to-peer program that follows the coalition priority areas and that Monroe Middle and High have active teams.
She also summarized a facilitated youth roundtable at Monroe High with 11 students that generated a 7–8 page report of suggested solutions; she said one commonly suggested action was expanding student prevention leadership opportunities such as the PPI (positive peer influence) class to reach more students.
