I have never had a kid involved in 4-H in juvenile court. I shout-A year in Judge Dorn's Juvenile Court, Ed Humes. The second priority is a decent, regular job. This is true among those selling drugs. I feel so good inside when I work, sweat and take home a paycheck.
Many gangs have more students in the gifted range of IQ than the average suburban high school.
They are not satisfied with labor jobs. An increase in self-esteem and responsibility is evident among youth already in the Criminal Justice System and the drug rehab programs when they garden. Gardening within prisons has a proven track record. Upon leaving prison, they have an immediate means of making a living with little assistance. A Philadelphia police officer noted that crime decreased from 40 to 4 incidents per month after she started a gardening program.