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   Part J. Evaluating Community Programs and Initiatives
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Gathering Information: Monitoring Your Progress

  

Examples

 Contributed by Aimee Whitman and Eric Wadud Edited by Bill Berkowitz and Jerry Schultz

Example: Adolescent Pregnancy Initiative Event Log


Site: Franklin County Recorder: Maggie B.

Date Event Description
(MM/DD/YY) Describe the event in detail. Include:
Why is it important?
What happened as a result?		 a. Who was involved?
b. What organizations were the collaborators?
c. What community sector or objective does this relate to?
d. Was this the first time the event happened?
2/14/96 Met with principal of Ottawa High School to get permission to organize a Teen Action Committee in the school. The Teen Action Committee was approved. This was important because it will create leadership opportunities for youth. a. Shannon P. and Gary M.
b. Ottawa High School
c. Schools
d. Yes
2/21/96 Central Heights School District board meeting was held to discuss administering a sexuality questionnaire. Survey was authorized for use at Central Heights. This is important because it is a new practice to gather information about knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors related to sexuality. a. Midge R. and School Board Members
b. USD 288
c. Schools
d. Yes