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1. Recovery High Schools as Continuing Care for Drug Abuse Funder: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) grant R21 DA19045-01
Investigators:
D. Paul Moberg, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin—Madison
Andrew J. Finch, Ph.D., Association of Recovery Schools
3. Objectives of Research Develop a systematic descriptive analysis of Recovery High School models and programs
Educational Programming
Therapeutic/Recovery Programming
Student characteristics (relative to other treatment populations—GAIN)
Contextual setting
5. Objectives (continued) Use descriptive information to:
Develop an outcomes research design to scientifically evaluate effectiveness and build the evidence base—submit R01 grant.
Promulgate models to assist others to implement models with fidelity (“manualize”).
6. Our Methods Sample: All recovery high schools with at least two years existence.
Review written and web-based materials from schools
Conduct 1 day site visit by 2 research staff during 2005-06 school year:
Visit with director
Tour facility
Interview key staff one-on-one and/or group
Survey Students as group—anonymous data—modified GAIN
Survey for staff to complete
Small group student interview(s)
Follow-up by telephone, possibly repeat visit in Year 2
7. Schools will be asked to: Provide existing written program information in advance.
Assist in mailing information packets to parents.
Schedule a day with us:
Student survey and interview session(s)
Staff Interviews and surveys.
Review writeups on models and research design.
Accept $500.