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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	April 25, 1995
Report No.	HEHS-95-106
Subject	Crimes Educational research Gangs Interagency relations Juvenile delinquency Public schools School violence Secondary school students Anaheim (CA) Beacons Initiative (New York, NY) Dayton (OH) Go to High School, Go to College Project (Atlanta, GA) New York (NY) PACT Program (Dayton, OH) Paramount (CA) SMART Program (Anaheim, CA) Crime prevention

Summary:

Many schools throughout the United States are struggling with rising levels of youth violence. Schools have adopted a broad range of solutions to curb violence. The four programs GAO visited--in California, Ohio, and New York--are examples of some of the promising approaches schools have initiated to address violence. Research suggests that the most promising school-based violence-prevention programs involve at least some of seven key characteristics, including a comprehensive approach, starting early, and involving parents. Although few prevention programs have been evaluated, some federal agencies are now funding evaluations to examine various violence-prevention program approaches. The results, which should be available in three to five years, will help determine which programs work best at curbing violence.

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School Safety: Promising Initiatives for Addressing School Violence