SURVEY
OF STUDENT RESOURCES AND ASSETS
The mission of
the Wayne County Family and Children First Council is to promote
coordination and collaboration among local government, non-profit
organizations, businesses and parents for the benefit of Wayne
County's children. In June 2000 the Family Council officially
endorsed its asset building project being funded through its
Child and Family Health Services (CFHS) grant. The Family
Council and its CFHS program support projects that use an
asset based approach to services for children and families.
Many
Wayne
| In
June 2000, the Wayne County Family & Children
First Council adopted the Asset Building
philosophy as a priority for all council programs. |
County
organizations and agencies have also adopted the asset building
philosophy into their work plans. The Family & Children
First Council has co-sponsored several workshops to help organizations,
families, churches and workplaces further develop the assets
approach. The Family & Children First Council
continues to promote the use of developmental assets in all
programs and funding opportunities.
It is our hope that a commitment to asset building becomes
a priority for every individual, every organization, and every
community in Wayne County.
The Survey of Student Resources
and Assets
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40 Developmental Assets
5 Fundamental Resources
Wayne County Findings
Report Summary |
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The
Survey of Student Resources and Assets
includes a report on both the Five Fundamental Resources developed
by America's Promise
and the Forty Developmental Assets of the Search
Institute. It was administered in September and October
2000 to students in grades 6 through 9 at Dalton
Local Schools in Dalton,
Northwestern Schools in West Salem, Orrville
City Schools in Orrville, Rittman
Schools in Rittman, and
Wooster City Schools in Wooster,
OH. Standardized administration procedures were provided to
school staff to enhance the quality of the data. To ensure
anonymity, no names or identification numbers were used.
