Increasing the capacity of Florida's schools and communities to collect, analyze, and use data to improve the quality of drug and violence prevention and intervention programs
The Florida Safe and Drug-Free Schools Quality Data Management Project is a federally funded multi-year grant awarded to the Center for Criminology and Public Policy Research under contract with the Florida Department of Education. The guiding principle behind the project is to improve the quality of data collected on incidents of violence and substance use in Florida’s schools so that key decision-makers are provided with the most accurate information regarding the greatest areas of need when choosing prevention and intervention programming.
Contacts
Principle Investigator: Thomas Blomberg, Dean and Sheldon L. Messinger Professor of Criminology
For more information, contact George Pesta, Ph.D.
Dates: 2005-2008
Related Downloads
- 2007-2008 Final Report
- 2006-2007 Annual Report
- 2005-2006 SDFS-QDM Project Annual Report Executive Summary
- School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting SESIR Codes and Definitions
- 2007 SESIR Definitions and Guidelines
- Banner: Florida Safe and Drug-Free Schools Quality Data Management Project
- The Florida School Environmental Safety Incident Reporting (SESIR) System
- Florida SESIR Data Reporting Systems: Issues and Barriers to Reporting Accuracy
- Florida SESIR Disciplinary Data Discrepancies
- The Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Quality Data Management Project Presentation