Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County JWB IDS + PCS + PSRDC IDS= T 4.

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Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County JWB IDS + PCS + PSRDC IDS= T 4

T4T4 Trust Turf Time Technology

The Juvenile Welfare Board invests in partnerships, innovation and advocacy to strengthen Pinellas County children and families.

University of South Florida Policy & Services Research Data Center Integrated Data System pinellasindicators.org JWB Funded Program Client Pinellas Juvenile Assessment Center Pinellas County Schools Tampa Bay Information Network Eckerd Community Alternatives Integrated Data System Mental Health System IDS Baker Act - Behavior/issues/concern resulting in the initiation Criminal Justice Information Systems of Pinellas County Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Florida Department of Corrections Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Florida Health & Human Service Florida Department of Children and Families Child Protective Services Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County

PCSJWBPSRDC Lealman: T 4 Effect Minimized

Lealman: T 4 Impact Minimized

Nested Domains Impacting Student Absenteeism

A Priori Research Questions Which domains have the greatest influence on absenteeism: child, home/family, school or community? Which variables in each domain are the greatest contributors to absenteeism? Is there a temporal relationship between factors that contribute to absenteeism and episodes of absenteeism? Are there clusters of absentee students in at-risk neighborhoods? If so, why?

PCSJWBPSRSC Absenteeism: T 4 Impact Maximized