Mitchell says her office goes out of its way to track them down. Grant-Mitchell says her staff found these students at their new schools and signed many of them back up. Doesn't always stick Even students who complete the program sometimes continue to get in trouble. I hate to say it, but it's almost like Cook County Jail. If you get in trouble one time, you'll get in trouble again.
Most students raise their hands.
When asked if he's ever tried drugs, Alnurridin lists the drugs he experimented with, but says that he no longer uses any of them. I want to be in control of me. Students appreciate such frankness. Facilitators have experience in education and social services. It also aims to keep students away from drugs and gangs.