Prevention Programming
School-based prevention programs help students build the social, emotional, and life skills they need to succeed both in and outside of the classroom. In Union County, schools partner with community organizations to offer evidence-based programs that support students’ mental health, strengthen resilience, and promote positive decision-making. These programs are designed to create safe, supportive learning environments while helping students develop skills such as emotional regulation, healthy relationships, leadership, and problem-solving. The programs listed below are implemented across Union County schools and may be offered to entire classrooms, grade levels, or smaller student groups, depending on the goals of the program and the needs of each school community.
Prevention Education
Schools in Union County provide evidence-based prevention programming that supports students’ mental health, social-emotional development, and healthy decision-making. These programs may be facilitated by PASS (Prevention Awareness Support Services) prevention educators or implemented directly by trained school staff, depending on the program and the needs of each district.
Prevention programming is typically delivered during the school day and focuses on building skills such as emotional regulation, healthy relationships, leadership, and positive decision-making. Programs may be offered to entire classrooms, grade levels, or smaller groups of students.
To learn more about the prevention programs used across Union County schools, explore the program websites by clicking on thier logo below.
