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The Center for School Based Mental Health Programs (CSBMHP) and the Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success (OMHNSS) are working to identify and evaluate successful programs for meeting the behavioral needs of students and ultimately improving student academic achievement.

The Quality and Effective Practice Registry is a listing of successful strategies and programs across Ohio that achieve positive outcomes related to academic and social-emotional needs of K-12 students. This registry highlights the work being done in schools and through school- mental health partnerships, as well as, research-based promising practices that are demonstrating effective implementation.

Programs are rated based on the following evaluation criteria:

  • Evidence of effectiveness
  • Strength of sustainability plan and transportability of the program
  • Strength of partnership with community members (e.g. parents, community agencies)
  • Evidence of innovation or creativity

This website allows you to scroll down to several resources:

REGISTRY

  • Effective Programs (evidenced based programs)
  • Promising Practices (practice that has research support)

RESOURCES

  • School and Community Continuum of Services (mapping of Ohio mental health agencies and supports)
  • Ohio Resources (information briefs, protocols, compendiums, and webinars)

HOW TO APPLY

  • Application guidance
  • Applications (submission online)

Registry


Effective Programs

Alta Behavioral Healthcare

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Butler County Success Program

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Care Team Collaborative

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FLIP IT

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LifeAct

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Mr. Emotions & Friends

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Positive Education Program (PEP)

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Ready to Learn

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Red Flags

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Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS)

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School Community Mental Health Services Program

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The Freedom Project

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WCESC-ATOD Prevention Program

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Olweus Bullying Prevention Program

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iCare

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I Can Do

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Youth Experiencing Success in School (Y.E.S.S.)

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Terrace Metrics

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Promising Practices

Sandy Hook Promise "Know the Signs" Program

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Every Moment Counts

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Actively Caring

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PAX, The Good Behavior Game

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Student Suite

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Grant Us Hope-Hope Squad

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Resources


School & Community
Continuum of Services

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ohio mapping


Project AWARE Ohio Resources

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All schools and community agencies that are engaged in an effective practice, program, strategy, process, or service are invited and encouraged to apply for recognition in the Quality and Effective Practice Registry.

Participation in this registry will be by competitive application. We are eager to secure diverse participation from across Ohio.

  • Official acknowledgment/recognition of Practice Effectiveness by the CSBMHP, OMHNSS and ODE
  • Ongoing inclusion in technical assistance and program promotion opportunities

BENEFITS TO THE APPLICANT

  • Become a part of a state-wide network of sharing success and lessons learned, exploring challenges, and engaging in collaborative problem solving that benefits your community
  • Ability to list QEP recognition on funding and/or conference presentation applications/opportunities

Online Application

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Download Application

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STEP 1

Complete the application online or by using the attached guidance document and email to:

Dr. Cricket Meehan at meehandc@miamioh.edu

STEP 2

Applications will be reviewed and top-ranked programs will be asked to participate in interviews with OMHNSS associates. Programs will be evaluated by a team of three to five CSBMHP/ OMHNSS members and will be rated based on evaluation

STEP 3

Programs successfully meeting the registry criteria will be invited to join the Quality and Effective Practice Registry and an opportunity for cross-state engagement of the network will be arranged.

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Do you have questions or need more information about the registry?
Send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

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