California Community Schools Partnership Program: Promise Neighborhoods.
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Overview
This bill establishes the California Coordinated Neighborhood and Community Services Schools Incentive Grant Program, aiming to reduce child poverty and advance economic mobility for children and families in disadvantaged communities. The program will provide grants to neighborhood partnerships, Promise Neighborhoods, and regional partnerships to support educational outcomes and address systemic barriers. Grant recipients must prepare annual reports detailing their impact and adhere to data privacy regulations.
Key provisions
- Establishes the California Coordinated Neighborhood and Community Services Schools Incentive Grant Program.
- Grants will be awarded to neighborhood partnerships, Promise Neighborhoods, and regional partnerships.
- The program aims to reduce child poverty and advance economic mobility.
- Grant recipients must develop and implement plans to address community needs.
- Annual reports detailing program impact and data on served individuals are required.
- Data privacy and protection policies must be enforced.
- Performance standards will be established to measure program effectiveness.
- Provides exemptions from certain contracting regulations.
Who is affected
- Children and families in economically disadvantaged communities
- Neighborhood partnerships, Promise Neighborhoods, and regional partnerships
- State Department of Social Services
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