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oiscussions neap stuaents aaaress issues sucn as ounying, prowem solving, avowing risK, ana making neaitny decisions. The theatrical production and music selections help students express these concepts and solutions in an artistic format that helps to build life skills, self and body awareness, and self-identity, which helps build resiliency. A minimum of 3 parent learning opportunities will be conducted, through various resource fairs and/or child -parent take home bonding projects. Parents will also assist with the culminating events, such as making costumes and stage props. Students gain positive peer interactions, trust, teamwork and belonging to a community by connecting with peers and adults who demonstrate positive social behaviors, supportive mentors and community engagement. Partners, such as SAPD, Cal Optima, and other experts play an important role in the social emotional skills learning and with the parent workshops. For example, SAPID officers talk to parents about gang awareness and how to tell if their child is becoming involved in a gang and what to do about it. OC Fire Authority helps parents and students learn about a variety of safety issues. Participants and their families are also exposed to resources in the community that help with additional parenting skills and with family financial economic stability. The ALBI instruction strategy is modeled after the California Performing Arts Content Standards, Expanded Learning Programs in Social Emotional Skills and Character Building, and the Quality Standards for Expanded Learning in California. The curriculum builds in a series that begins with foundational skills in performing arts, that are then methodically explored and analyzed through a multitude of activities and projects that merge SEL and end with a culminating performance. Each hands-on learning class encompasses the development of English -Language skills integrating art, music and movement into captivating lessons that promote creative expression. CDBG funds will be used for staff salaries, contractual/professional services, program supplies and facility rental. EXHIBIT A