Publisher's summary
We audited the following 20 school districts (Districts) to determine whether the Districts used resources to provide the mental health component of the New York Safe Schools Against Violence in Education Act (SAVE Act) training requirement to staff: Bellville-Henderson CSD, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake CSD, Canandaigua City SD, Coxsackie Athens CSD, Crown Point CSD, Dover UFSD, Eden CSD, Goshen CSD, Greenport UFSD, Harborfields CSD, Livonia CSD, Malone CSD, Port Washington UFSD, Rye Neck UFSD, Schalmont CSD, Seaford UFSD, Unadilla Valley CSD, Waverly CSD, Wellsville CSD and West Genesee CSD. The 20 Districts we examined did not provide mental health training to all staff for the 2020-21 school year by September 15, 2020, as required by New York State Education Department (SED) regulations.
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Appendix A: School District Information
Figure 5: School District Information
Total Number of
Mental Health Total Student
Total Staff
School District Components Enrollment
(Rounded)
Included in (Rounded)
Training
Belleville Henderson CSD 0 490 160
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake CSD 12 3,080 800
Canandaigua City SD 12 3,310 910
Coxsackie Athens CSD 7 1,190 325
Crown Point CSD 9 320 70
Dover UFSD 0 1,340 320
Eden CSD 0 1,310 410
Goshen CSD 11 2,820 720
Greenport UFSD 7 650 170
Harborfields CSD 2 2,925 720
Livonia CSD 3 1,470 450
Malone CSD 5 2,315 480
Port Washington UFSD 6 5,360 1,150
Rye Neck UFSD 2 1,520 290
Schalmont CSD 8 1,750 410
Seaford UFSD 5 2,185 630
Unadilla Valley CSD 0 795 240
Waverly CSD 0 1,490 400
Wellsville CSD 0 1,110 380
West Genesee CSD 5 4,350 1,150
Totals 39,780 10,185
8 Of f ic e of t he New York State Comptroller