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Meeting Minutes - Date
8/19/2002
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Board of Commissioners
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Judicial District 19A, Caban'us County, continues a collaborative relationship with the six high <br />schools in the county, with two officers working with all the high schools and carrying a <br />caseload of school age offenders. These two officers, David Calloway (supervising the <br />intermediate punished school age offender) and Tara Kimble (supervising the community. <br />punished offender) also supervise other offenders as well. These officers work closely with the <br />School Resource Officers in each school to make sure school age offenders are complying with <br />their probation judgments as well as following school rules and regulations.' The probation <br />judgments for this population have several special conditions to include: <br /> <br />· Must maintain a "C" average <br />· Treat school administration faculty and staff courteously and with respect <br />· Participate only in extracurricular activities pre-approved by the principal. <br /> <br />An infraction against a school rule or regulation could result in a viOlation of the offender's <br />probation. Faced with the prospect of a possible jail sentence or other punishment from the court <br />system, these students are more likely to change their behaviors than any other type of offender <br />supervised. Both officers are role models to some of these offenders and the officers show a true <br />interest in all the activities of the offenders--from schoolwork completed to the types of friends <br />they have. Officers even attend after school activities such as sports or school club functions and <br />show a genuine interest in the students they are supervising. The offenders respond positively to <br />this interest by their officers as well, sometimes for the first time in their lives, having an adult <br />show true interest in their well-being. <br /> <br />At the present time, we have 15 offenders that are under the School Partnership Program. This <br />number varies, depending on the school year and also other factors such as graduating students. <br /> <br />18 <br /> <br /> <br />
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