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Peaceful Playgrounds was designed as a preventive positive behavior support program to be implemented school wide. Being able to play cooperatively in the outside, unstructured environment empowers children, and teaches them to work cooperatively in the classroom as well. It also instills responsibility and conflict resolution skills that transcend from the playground to the classroom, the home and the community. The Peaceful Playgrounds Program provides a better-organized playground that involves children in a variety of activities that reduce injury and conflicts while motivating them to be physically active. It also helps to develop motor skills, social skills and cognitive skills through the various games and activities. Research on Peaceful Playgrounds has shown a decrease in bullying, an increase in children’s physical activity levels as well as, fewer playground injuries.  \nPP research citations can be found at:  \n[www.peacefulplaygrounds.com/research.htm](www.peacefulplaygrounds.com/research.htm).  \nI. Needs Statement: Provide school site data that explains the need to implement the (conflict resolution, peer mediation, safe schools etc.) program. Identify input from a variety of sources including, but not limited to, students, school personnel, parents, law enforcement, and community members. Indicate how this grant will assist your school in accomplishing prioritized needs.  \n( School Name) is a school of (\\# 0) children in grades K-6. The school is located in a (rural, urban, suburban) neighborhood in the community of (Health, NV) . A recent change in student diversity has brought about a need for training and tolerance of other cultures. Crime, drug use, mobility ratesand low socio-economic conditions have contributed to frustration and have built tension in the local community.  \nSchool data reveals that office referrals for behavior issues have increased by (10%) over the last year. Additionally, teachers are frustrated with the  \nPeaceful Playgrounds Grant Template  \namount of time they are losing from teaching due to resolving conflicts thatspills over from the playground into the classroom. Our recent student survey reveals that (40%) of the children report being harassed by another child,( 15 %) report being bullied on campus, and (50%) report an altercation while on the playground during the last school year. Only (10%) of the  \nStudents report that they feel safe on campus all the time. Parent surveys revealed that (90%) of the students have been bullied at school on one or more occasion.  \nData on our students mirrors the national trend toward overweight children. The childhood obesity rate in our community is  .  \nAs indicated by the above data, the need for intervention is great and the school staff has committed to implementation of the Peaceful Playgrounds Program.  \nII. Goals and Measurable Objectives: Describe the school’s goals to implement a comprehensive school wide (conflict resolution program) . Describe measurable objectives that the school hopes to accomplish by implementing the Peaceful Playgrounds training.  \nThe goal of the Peaceful Playgrounds program is to provide all staff and students with a common language and set of behaviors that are part of the positive, healthy, safe environment in which students can enjoy active learning. Additionally, students will acquire skills to problem solve a peaceful resolution to school conflicts so as to insure a peaceful school culture for students and","cbCaiuISSVLD0Ywv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuISSVLD0Ywv","pdf",67978,6,"English","# Grant Eligibility\n## Program Overview\n## I. 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