NDTAC Events
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2010 NDTAC National Conference
The 2010 NDTAC National Conference, Achieving Title I, Part D, Program Excellence Through Effective Administration, focused on program administration needs and requirements. Check out presentation materials from the conference. Read more…
NDTAC's June Tuesday Talk
The June Tuesday Talk focused on the following topics:
- Treatment and educational programming for girls in the juvenile justice system
- Trauma-informed care
» Read the summary notes from the June call (MS Word).
Gang Prevention From Multiple Perspectives: Federal, Research, and Practice
This Webinar explored youth involvement in gangs, including current data and initiatives, research, and prevention and reduction strategies. Dennis Mondoro, Strategic Community Development Officer, and Steffie Rapp, Program Manager, from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency…
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NDTAC's March Tuesday Talk
The March Tuesday Talk was devoted to the following topics:
- Culture change in juvenile justice: Navigating away from a punishment culture
- Parental/Family involvement for system-involved youth.
» Read the summary notes from the March call (MS Word).
Upcoming Events
Webinar
Improving Title I, Part D, Data Collection and Reporting for School Year 2009–10
September 16, 2010, 2:00 - 3:30 pm ET
Presenters
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N or D experts.
Featured Presenter
Melvin Herring serves as the program director for Title I, Part D, at the Florida Department of Education. His duties include monitoring and providing technical assistance to Florida’s educational agencies that have Neglected, Delinquent and At-risk programs. He has also served as an ESE teacher and education program coordinator for the Florida Department of Corrections.
- View Melvins's presentation in the NDTAC Webinar on compliance in subgrantee monitoring.

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