The Partners in Prevention Program: The Evaluation and Evolution of the Task-Centered Case Management Model

Abstract

This article reports on the further development of the task-centered model for difficulties in school performance. We used Bailey-Dempsey and Reid's (1996) application of Rothman and Thomas's (1994) design and development framework and annual evaluations of the Partners in Prevention (PIP) Program to refine the task-centered case management model. Data from four recent PIP evaluations suggests the significant improvement in academic achievement and behaviors that present as barriers to school performance.

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