Family participation is mandatory. Electronic monitoring provides 24 hour monitoring of youth. The youth may attend school unsupervised, but cannot leave home without adult supervision. In-home detention is Court ordered and provides an opportunity for the Juvenile Officer to assess the youth's attitude and ability to adhere to rules of probation . Emphasizes training in the areas of basic life skills, career exploration, job interviewing and budgeting.
Program focuses on teaching skills that enables the youth to choose alternatives to violence.
Program funded by the Division of Youth Services which provides drug screening and substance abuse education to youth ages 12-17. Parents of the youth attend a parent information program. Adolescent Mediation program funded by the Division of Youth Services, is a voluntary method of dispute resolution that involves the use of a trained mediator to assist status offenders and their parents in reaching a mutually satisfying agreement. The agenda for mediation is determined by the needs of the adolescent and parent. Youth meet with Deputy Juvenile Officer at school 2-3 times per week.