Chart: ‘Whole-child’ case study initiatives, by service area

Table 1

'Whole-child' case study initiatives, by service area

Part of school district	Entire school district	Across multiple school districts
Austin, Texas	Joplin, Missouri	Eastern (Appalachian) Kentucky*
Boston, Massachusetts	Kalamazoo, Michigan
Durham, North Carolina (East Durham)	Montgomery County, Maryland*
Minneapolis, Minnesota (North Minneapolis)	Pea Ridge, Arkansas
New York, New York	Vancouver, Washington**
Orange County, Florida (Tangelo Park)

*Indicates that while the initiative covers the entire county or region, a portion of the county or region receives more intensive services.
**Indicates that the initiative will cover the entire school district under plans to expand.

Source: Case studies published on the Broader, Bolder Approach to Education website (www.boldapproach.org/case-studies)

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