District 2B (Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, Wakulla)

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[Part 2 of 3, continued in Box 4] (2) Research and History – part 2 of 2: Includes Leon County's summary of accomplishments, Leon County fact sheet, District 2B grant overview and project proposal, a status report and contact list, case studies for District 2B, and a SEDNET preliminary report for November 1990. (3) Reports – part 1 of 2: Presentation "Organizing the Network at its Grass Roots" by the Regional Planning Team on May 22, 1987; papers "Behavioral Level System for Secondary Emotionally Handicapped Programs," "Crisis as Opportunity: The Discharge Planning Case Conference Procedure" from June 1987, "Building and Managing the Multi-Agency Case Plan" from August 1987, "Bringing Them Home: Year 2" from June 1988, "A Handbook for Targeted Case Management: Policy, Process, Principles and Procedures" from August 1988, and "Building and Balancing the System of Care through Early Intervention Case Management" from June 1989; final report of the Juvenile Sex Offender Treatment Work Group in March 1989, FSPT training report, "Special Requirements for Day Treatment Services," paper "Another Crisis as Opportunity," and the Leon County annual report for 1991-92. (4) Reports – part 2 of 2: Contains the paper "Pragmatic Approaches to Assessing the System of Care: Statewide Data from the Annual Report of Florida's SED Network" by Clark and Fairbanks, and the 1991 and 1992 "Application for Federal Assistance" by the Leon County school district, submitted to the Department of Education. (5) Correspondence: District 2B letters were exchanged from October 1, 1986 to April 5, 1995 between Terri Eggers, Lee Clark, Christy Chancey, and David Fairbanks. (6) Meeting agendas: Contains minutes for the Interagency Advisory Council, Children's Mental Health Planning Meeting, Consensus Building Meeting, Transitional Services Development, and Medicaid meetings; as well as "Client Descriptive Data" for District 2B 1991-92.

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