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Educating the Adjudicated: 

Educating the Adjudicated Cynthia Culver and Andrea Fabbro

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Max Lallathin Urban Danielle Hier Charter

Max Lallathin Reynoldsburg City Schools: 

Max Lallathin Reynoldsburg City Schools

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Danielle Hier Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow

What are Adjudicated Youth?: 

What are Adjudicated Youth? A youth that has been found by a judge to have violated the law and sentenced.

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The U.S. Department of Justice reports that in 2007, there were 2.18 million arrests of persons under age 18. J U V E N I L E A R R E S T S

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J U V E N I L E A R R E S T S 24% resulted in a judicial disposition of out-of-home placement (i.e., placement in a residential treatment center, juvenile corrections facility, foster home, or group home) 62% resulted in an order of probation; 10 % resulted in some other disposition , such as restitution, fines, community service, or referral to other treatment agencies; and 4 % were released at disposition without sanction.

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Youth Enters Juvenile Justice System Judges Rule Youth Delinquent? NO Youth Not Charged

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Youth Enters Juvenile Justice System Judges Rule Youth Delinquent? YES Felony Misdemeanor Community Based Programs Probation Community Correctional Facility Juvenile Correctional Facility Parole

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Convention on the Rights of the Child International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

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International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR ) International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD)

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Youth Enters Juvenile Justice System Judges Rule Youth Delinquent? YES Felony Community Based Programs Probation Community Correctional Facility Juvenile Correctional Facility Parole

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Community Correctional Facility Juvenile Correctional Facility SCHOOLS

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In the Juvenile Justice System Under IDEA Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), youths with disabilities in correctional facilities are entitled to special education and related services.

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In the Juvenile Justice System IEP Placement An IEP meeting would be held and a change in placement would occur until the student’s sentence is complete and they return to the home district.

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Youth Enters Juvenile Justice System Judges Rule Youth Delinquent? YES Misdemeanor Community Based Programs Probation Felony

Schools and the Adjudicated: 

Schools and the Adjudicated All publicly funded public or charter schools must follow the same protocols for adjudicated youth.

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Community Based Programs Collaboration Youth Services Churches Court Based Home Instruction Schools can… Provide work materials Provide consultation regarding academics and behavior Explain IEP accommodations and modifications

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Community Based Programs Collaboration Max Lallathin Former Principal Reynoldsburg City Schools

Probation: Working Together to provide…: 

Probation: Working Together to provide… Protection Accountability Competency

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Working Together to provide… Danielle Hier Principal at ECOT (Charter) Self-Designed Avatar

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Working Together to provide… Max Lallathin (Urban) Former Principal at Reynoldsburg City Schools

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Youth Enters Juvenile Justice System Judges Rule Youth Delinquent? YES Felony Misdemeanor Community Based Programs Probation Community Correctional Facility Juvenile Correctional Facility Parole

Educating the Adjudicated: 

Educating the Adjudicated

References: 

References http ://oasisschoolsliaison.edublogs.org/2011/08/18/the-starfish-story-by-loren-eisley/ http :// www.fccourts.org/drj/main.html http ://www.voki.com / http :// 19thcircuitcourt.state.il.us/Organization/Pages/juvserv_home.aspx Roni Reed, “Education and the State Constitution: Alternatives for Suspended and Expelled Students,” Cornell Law Review, Vol. 81, p . 582 U.S. Department of Justice http :// www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/know.html American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Human Rights Watch, “Custody and Control: Conditions of Confinement in New York’s Juvenile Prisons for Girls Custody and Control,” 2006 .