(Vancouver, WA) -- A federal grant will bring one-million-dollars to a Clark County program that offers school-based mental health treatment to high risk students. The money is coming from an 11-million-dollar U.S. Department of Justice grant to Washington state. Educational Service District 112 operates the program that helps students involved in the juvenile justice system or have been identified through the Student Threat Assessment process. The money will pay for three therapists who serve students in nine school districts.