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Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) SRFC Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative (SS/HS) Connections Grant Partners of Suburban Ramsey County 3. Develop, in cooperation with School and law enforcement, and local service providers recommended strategies for how the school, SS/HS partnership and community can better prevent juveniles from committing status offenses. Use case studies to aid practitioners in applying practical and timely strategies for early detection and intervention. 4. Provide expertise and planning guidance regarding access to child protective service process, school -to -county linked services and available county services in each district. 5. Collaborate with school and community partners to develop strategies for providing support and services to youth returning to school from out of home placement. THE CONSORTIUM OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN SUBURBAN RAMSEY COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS AGREES TO: 1. Designate school staff at all levels to implement initiatives of the SS/HS communitywide plan. 2. Designate the contact person to be responsible for receiving information and informing all parties as the Superintendent's designee. 3. Provide space for school/county-linked integrated mental health and community social worker services on-site and meeting spaces for school -linked personnel, when needed. 4. Provide access for Resource Officers and work with SRFC-SS/HS Initiative partners in the delivery of law enforcement -and corrections/probation related prevention activities. 5. Collaborate with SRFC-SS/HS Initiative partners in policy study and school assessment as outlined in this proposal. 6. Collaborate with school and community partners to develop strategies for providing support and services to youth returning to school from out of home placement. EACH LAW ENFORCEMENT CHIEF [OR SHERIFF] AGREES TO: 1. Notify the Superintendent, or designee, as the law indicates, of the name and address of any student or employee of the school district who is charged with a felony or misdemeanor. 2. Work with SRFC-SS/HS partners in the delivery of law enforcement -related prevention and early intervention activities. 3. Participate in safe school initiatives to include safety assessments, crisis response efforts and technical assistance to implement school safety improvements. THE COUNTYATTORNEYAGREES TO: 1. Engage in Truancy Intervention Program (TIP) training across the four district consortium to insure appropriate and consistent use of the TIP program, policies and procedures. THE LOCAL MENTAL HEAL TH A GENCIES AGREE TO: 1. Provide oversight of all school -linked mental health services (on-site and off-site), Page 12 of 16