youth are the changemakers of the future
School leaders, teachers, and staff create safe environments and positive cultures for students. They also have a role in educating families about the dangers of substance use and how to prevent misuse and addiction. There are many evidence-informed programs that can be implemented in a school setting.
-U.S. Department of Education
School Behavioral Health Resources
During the 2024-25 school year, MEADA inventoried substance use and mental wellbeing programming taking place at area schools. Included below are the programs currently being utilized and resources for similar programs.
Currently being implemented in Wright County area schools:
Currently being implemented in Wright County area schools:
Currently being implemented in Wright County area schools:
- Education Planner
- Overcoming Obstacles
- Character Strong/PurposeFull People
- Wayfinder
- Be Good People
- Common Sense
- Josten’s Renaissance
- Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
- Alternative Delivery of Specialized Instructional Services (ADSIS)
- Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL)
- Check and Connect
- School Connect
Currently being implemented in Wright County area schools:
- Change to Chill
- Josten’s Renaissance
- Student Council
- Other School-Specific Programs
Currently being implemented in Wright County area schools:
- Trauma-Informed Resilient Schools
- ACES Introduction – Resource Training and Solutions
- Suicide Prevention
- Central Minnesota Mental Health
- Neurodivergent Training
- Vektor Training Solutions
- Safe Schools Training – Online
- Hidden in Plain Sight
- Canvas Health