Has your city or county government specifically addressed the need for schools in the community to become trauma-informed?

Elizabeth Prewitt PACEsConnection writerStaff

The Education Committee of the District of Columbia City Council will have a hearing on June 23 on trauma-informed schools (for the roundtable notice and witness list, see “Related Materials&rdquo. While there has probably been testimony about the need for trauma-informed schools, we are not aware of other city councils taking such a specific initiative to address the need for schools in their community to become trauma-informed. If your city council or county government has held a specific hearing or considered legislation on trauma-informed schools, please add a comment to this post.

6/22/1510:09 AM

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