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Target Areas
Columbia CountyProject Name: Columbia County Connects
Project Director -
Genevieve Kirchman
Phone: (608) 742-8814 x247
e-mail: kirchmang@cesa5.k12wi.usProject Coordinator -
Tim Belleau
Phone: (608) 742-8814 x225
e-mail: belleaut@cesa5.k12.wi.usInternal Evaluator -
Katie Burk
Phone: (608) 742-8814 x301
Fax: (608) 742-2384
e-mail: burkk@cesa5.k12.wi.us
External Evaluator -
Carol Roth
Phone: (608) 246-1897
Fax: (608) 246-1897
e-mail: cjroth@wisc.eduColumbia County Demographics: Youth population of 13,448 in 10 school districts, 3.2 % of the population is a part of a minority group.
Award Amount: $118,856
Lead Agency: Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA) #5
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Program Implemented
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Key Expected
Outcomes
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Domains Addressed
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Project Northland - Amazing Alternatives,
Supercharged & Class Action
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1. By December 2005, at least 40% of the public schools
in Columbia County will integrate a science-based ATOD prevention program
(Project Northland) for middle school and high school students as documented
by school curriculum timetables
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Individual/Peer,
Family, School
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| 2. By December 2005, the use of alcohol and tobacco by youth ages 12-17 who are involved in Project Northland will be reduced by 5% (for indicators see attached evaluation plan) as measured by GPRA | ||
| 3. By December 2005, 50% of parents of youth who attend the Family Event and/or Parent Event offered in the school districts implementing PN will report an increase in knowledge about parent/teen communication, family boundaries, and perception of risk/harm related to ATOD use, as self-reported on the post event evaluation. |
