Legal Life Skills Site Coordinator Report

Community Programs
Site Coordinator Report
Your Name
First NameLast Name
Email
example@example.com
Title of your program/organization
Program Name/Organizational Affiliation
What population(s) does your program serve?
provide a general desciption of the population you serve
What is the average age or age range of the population?
What ethnicity/race best describes your population? (select all that apply)
White/CaucasianBlack/African AmericanHispanic/LatinoAsian/Pacific IslandersNative American/IndigenusOther
Answer the following questions using the table below;
Column A: How many Legal Life Skills sessions did you implement during the following time periods (summer, fall, spring)
Column B: How many participants have {titleOf} served during the time periods indicated?
Column C: How many volunteer instructors contributed their time to {titleOf}?

	A. Total number of sessions	B. Total number of participants	C. Total number of volunteers
Summer
Fall
Spring

Did you collect program survey from participants?
YesNo
Need a copy of Street Law's Legal Life Skills Participant Survey? [Download the file]
What has been your greatest challenge with implementing the Legal Life Skills Program at your site?
What has been your greatest success with implementing the Legal Life Skills Program at your site?
What has been your most memorable observation during a Legal Life Skills session?
How can we help? What can we do to help you maintain your program? Additional trainings? New lesson topics? Please feel free to make suggestions, we value your feedback.
Have you utilized the Legal Life Skills online resources?
YesNo
Online resources available to support your program including:
- Presentation Slides
- Lesson Supplements
- Teaching Strategies
- Best Practices in law-related education
Visit: www.streetlaw.org/LLS_lessons
Check all that apply. We'll send you the lessons.
Complete Unit 1: Housing & Employment Law1. Negotiating & Signing a Residential Lease2. Rights & Responsibilities After Moving Into a Rental Property3. Interviewing for a Job: Know Your Strengths & Your Rights4. Rights & Responsibilities in the WorkplaceComplete Unit 2: Financial Literacy5. Introduction to Credit6. Applying for Credit7. Avoiding & Resolving Credit Problems8. Banking BasicsComplete Unit 3: Personal & Public Safety9. Traffic Stops: Your Rights & Responsibilities10. Rights & Responsibilities During an Arrest11. Use of Force or Deadly Force12. Triggers: Skills for Managing Anger13. Child Abuse & Neglect: Reducing Risk. Building Resilience14. Dating & Sexual Assault15. The True Costs of Crime16. Restorative Justice & Supporting Victims of CrimeComplete Unit 4: The Court System, Public Policy, & Civic Engagement17. Introduction to Criminal Law: Should It Be a Crime?18. Introduction to the Juvenile Justice System19. What Does a Good Citizen Know, Believe, and Do?20. Gun Laws: What Are They? What Should They Be?
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