Idaho State Funding


State Funding
Idaho’s Safe and Drug-Free Schools funding helps districts and public charter schools support safer, healthier learning environments. The formula-based funds may be used for substance-abuse prevention, bullying and violence prevention, emergency planning, staff training, crisis prevention, and other school-safety improvements.

Safe and Drug-Free Schools Funding
Idaho’s Safe and Drug-Free Schools funding is administered by the Idaho Department of Education to help school districts and public charter schools support student safety, substance-abuse prevention, and healthier school environments.
The program uses a formula-based allocation. According to the Idaho Department of Education, funding includes a base amount for each district and public charter school, plus an additional prorated amount based on the prior year’s average daily attendance.
Funds may be used for substance-abuse prevention and school safety improvements. Supported activities may include bullying, violence, drug and alcohol prevention, emergency operations planning, crisis prevention, school-safety planning, staff training, and other initiatives that promote safer and more supportive learning environments
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