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Evidence [V] p103-01

Since the 2019 study, some states, including Georgia and Michigan, enacted laws covering school BTAM

since the 2019 study that provides the basis for the grouping of the states, some of those states—including Georgia and Michigan—have gone from strong encouragement of BTAM through policy or regulation to enacting laws covering school BTAM adoption) (Child Trends and the NASBE, 2021).

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Fact [V] p103-03

A slight majority of schools (56 percent) report currently experiencing one or more of the 13 challe

Sample (N = 1376) · Teams answering community support / challenges / processes / training questions

A slight majority of schools (56 percent) said their school’s BTAM program is currently experiencing (or has experienced) one or more of the 13 challenges.

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Fact [V] p103-06

Most common challenge, 30 percent of schools: parents unwilling to implement or participate in inter

Sample (N = 1376) · Teams answering community support / challenges / processes / training questions

The most common challenge, selected by 30 percent of schools, relates to the unwillingness of parents when it comes to implementing or participating in recommended interventions.

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Fact [V] p103-07

Second most common challenge, 21 percent of schools: service provider capacity limits on students se

Sample (N = 1376) · Teams answering community support / challenges / processes / training questions

The second most commonly identified challenge, selected by 21 percent of schools, relates to service provider capacity limits over how many students they are able to serve.

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