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Colorado Senate Bill 19-227 created the Opiate Antagonist - Naloxone Bulk Purchase Fund. It allows eligible entities to purchase opiate antagonists, such as naloxone or Narcan, at low or no cost.

Once again there has been a shooting outside a Colorado school. We pray for the recovery of all the victims. As students process these occurrences, we want parents to know that there are resources available to help you discuss these events with your children.

Many of our schools have adopted new methods for positively influencing students' behavior.  Please join the Center for a schedule of five exciting plenary sessions that will explore positive school discipline on Wednesday, February 16th, 2022.

This fall has seen an unprecedented rise in dangerous TikTok challenges. Schools are encouraged to continue to provide a positive environment as the best way to eliminate these issues in their buildings. Parents have asked for resources to learn more about these unfortunate occurrences and the CSSRC is providing these websites for additional resources.

After more than a year of change, parents and students may feel uncertain heading into the upcoming school year. CSSRC Staff have noticed that while many parents are excited for a return to fully in-person schooling, they are also concerned about how to make that transition as smooth and emotionally safe as possible for their children. The Center offers top 10 tips for parents to help ease the transition.

The Emergency Broadband Benefit is an FCC program to help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The CSSRC is excited to host its first School Safety Academy the week of June 7th through the 11th from 8AM to 1:00PM each day. The Center invites candidates who are tasked with school safety responsibilities for your school or district to apply.

The CSSRC staff mourn the loss of the victims that were killed in the supermarket shooting on Monday, March 22nd in Boulder. Select this article for more resources for parents and school staff.

The Colorado Spirit Crisis Counseling Program is here to support people who have been impacted by the challenges of COVID-19 through June 27, 2021. Help is free and anonymous.

PCMH in collaboration with YAB at Children’s Hospital Colorado has developed youth-led video on suicide prevention in schools that would drive home a message in a powerful, memorable, and authentic way.