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This training module provides educators and school staff with a better understanding of the formation of a collaborative planning team that is representative of school and school district personnel and community partners. The module includes the following materials:  

• Presentation with speaker notes for school safety teams and practitioners to use to deliver training to the whole school community or learn on their own 

• Training instructions to help you deliver this module to your colleagues 

• Resource list for additional information and resources related to the topic 

• Quick guide to present strategies and tips for initiating and maintaining a core planning team 

This module is designed for K–12 school safety teams, leaders, and trainers at public and nonpublic schools, school districts, state education agencies (SEAs), regional educational agencies, and partner agencies. Learn more. 

This video tackles the urgent and sobering topic of safeguarding children from online drug dangers. The video highlights how easily young people can access pills and drugs online and sheds light on the accessibility of counterfeit drugs in the digital age. Learn more. 

This document (PDF, 4 pages) is designed to help state education agencies (SEAs) create new relationships and improve and strengthen existing relationships for school safety. This resource contains examples of state partnerships for providing training and technical assistance (TTA) to local education agencies (LEAs) in the development and implementation of high-quality emergency operation plans (EOPs). Learn more (PDF, 4 pages). 

Application deadline: May 7, 2025 

This initiative seeks to advance the science of minority health and health disparities by supporting research on family health, well-being, and resilience. The NIMHD Research Framework recognizes family health, family well-being, and family resilience as critically important areas of research. Learn more and apply. 

Application deadline: October 9, 2025 

The Comprehensive Partnerships to Advance Cancer Health Equity (CPACHE) Program develops and maintains comprehensive, long-term, and mutually beneficial partnerships between institutions serving underserved health disparity populations and underrepresented students (ISUPSs) and National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated Cancer Centers (CCs). Grant recipients are expected to work collaboratively to:  

1. Increase the cancer research and cancer research education capacity of the ISUPSs 

2. Promote the diversity of the cancer research workforce 

3. Improve the effectiveness of CCs in developing and sustaining research programs focused on cancer health disparities and increase the number of investigators and students conducting cancer health disparities research 

4. Develop and implement cancer-related outreach and education initiatives that benefit the surrounding underserved communities 

Learn more and apply.  

This webpage serves as a "one stop shop" for U.S. Government recalls. The webpage contains the latest federal recall information for toys, cosmetics, food, and other products. Learn more. 

This webpage contains Super Bowl impaired driving prevention materials for state and local traffic safety advocates. Campaign materials include a news release, talking points, graphics, and social media content. Learn more. 

NCES released new findings from October 2023 data collection for the School Pulse Panel. This webpage shares data on these topics: 

• Learning recovery  

• Staff vacancies 

• Tutoring 

Learn more. 

This story map displays the geographical reach of TRIO projects throughout the nation in academic year 2022-23. TRIO Programs are Federal outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. This map helps individuals find and learn about the wide footprint of the programs. Learn more. 

The National Coalition Institute (NCI) has launched a new website. The NCI provides training, coalition development support, outreach, and evaluation and research services to support drug-free communities. The new website serves as a resource hub that offers comprehensive support for community coalitions seeking training, guidance, and resources to take their prevention efforts to the next level. Learn more. 

These videos encourage child welfare teams to reflect on the connections between racial equity and child welfare practice, engage in discussions, and use Center resources to take action. Each video is paired with a related discussion guide. Learn more. 

This webpage offers evidence-based guidance from experts and parents on the best approaches to parenting teens. The resource highlights articles, videos, and activities for parents and caregivers on these topics: 

• Understanding and adapting to the teen years 

• Coaching teens to recognize and manage emotions 

• Encouraging teen independence 

• Praising your teen 

Learn more. 

This web toolkit provides step-by-step information and tools for comprehensive suicide prevention. The toolkit provides guidance about how to use these seven elements of comprehensive suicide prevention: 

1. Unity – how to develop broad-based support for a unified vision 

2. Data – how to use data to guide action and improve efforts 

3. Planning – how to use a strategic planning process 

4. Fit – how to align activities with community culture and needs 

5. Integration – how to use multiple, complementary approaches 

6. Communication – how to communicate clearly, safely, and consistently 

7. Sustainability – how to create long-lasting change 

Learn more. 

This video shares simple tips and tricks on finding and applying for scholarships. Learn more. 

In this video, NASA Astronauts Megan McArthur and Shane Kimbrough discuss the moment of inertia and its effects on rotating objects. The video demonstrates what happens to Astronaut McArthur’s angular speed as she alters her moment of inertia in microgravity aboard the International Space Station. Learn more. 

In this video, UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi explains the differences between chemical and physical changes and highlights some examples that happen as part of daily life aboard the International Space Station. In the corresponding classroom connection (PDF, 6 pages), students will experiment with different chemical changes by observing the effects of reactions between everyday items. Learn more. 

This infographic shares steps to help parents coach their child’s literacy learning at home. Tips on providing feedback and offering other coaching support to break down difficult tasks are provided. Learn more. 

This infographic (PDF, 4 pages) presents data on the percentage of public school students ages 5–21 who are English learners with disabilities (ELSWD) in need of special education and related services. Recommendations for serving and supporting ELSWDs are provided. Learn more (PDF, 4 pages). 

In this activity, students will use their knowledge of coding to create a system that can send and receive radio signals. Students will encode a message into the signal that can be decoded by other students. Learn more. 

In these activities, students in grades 4-12 will use code to program planets to make music that is out of this world. Students will explore how computer science can be used to learn about our universe and to be creative at the same time. Learn more.