Extended School Day/ School Violence Prevention Grant

(ESD/SVP)

The Department of Education through the Office of Community Schools was awarded the New York State Extended School Day/School Violence Prevention grant. This state-funded program supports collaborative projects that address the problem of school violence through extended school day programs and/or other school violence prevention strategies/resources.

Upcoming Events/Deadlines

March: Spring Site Visits (scheduled by Program/Partnerships Managers)

March 15: Budget Modification Deadline (Priority invoicing should be done, too!)

May: Collaborative Planning Meeting #3



Resources

Youth Services

Youth Services is an online attendance and enrollment tracking system that all ESD/SVP programs are required to use.

If you are having any issues logging in or with the site in general, please contact the help desk at 1-866-469-6884.

Enrollment Forms

Requirements

Fundamental Expectations of the NYSED

    • Extended School Day:

      • Services can be delivered before or after school, during the weekends, and or in the summer. (extended learning hours)

      • Must serve target number of students at least 15 hours.

      • The program goals should serve to increase student achievement, provide extracurricular enrichment activities, and contribute to school violence prevention.

      • Should serve the target population at least 6 hours per week.

    • School Violence Prevention:

      • Services must be delivered during the school day including lunch periods.

      • Enrollment requirement is met even if the student only receives the services once.

Programs are required to adhere to their approved program design which meets these NYSED requirements but may also exceed them.


Collaborative Planning

This is a crucial element in the implementation of ESD/SVP programming.

    • Collaborative planning is a process through which school leaders and CBO partners work together on a recurring basis to align servies and blend funding to achieve a common set of outcomes

    • For ESDSVP funded Community Schools, OCS Program and/or Partnership Managers are ultimately responsible for ensuring the program is in alignment with the grant. Collaborative budget planning and program design must include, and be approved by, the OCS Program and/or Partnership Manager

Questions? Email afterschool@schools.nyc.gov