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: SlX MONTHS MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES STATUS .. (Continuation Pwgrams Only) In the space pwvided, please list each measurable objective in your current program agreement and indicate the degree to which your pro.am has been successful in achieving them. (Use data from the first six months of the -- Measurable objectives met July 1,1994 thru December 31, 1994. 85% referred children served 83% - 10 of 12 children referred were served. Two were referred but were never~. located. Two were already in placement in 7/1/94 giving a total of 14 served during first six months. 60% prepared for long term ~lacement 79% - 11 of 14 returned home, placed in foster home or group home or placed with relatives as determined to be the best long term placement. i placed in psychiatric hospitalization. 2 ran away and were placed back with parents. 50% achieved successful adjustment for 6 months 50% - 7 of 14 children placed between September 1, 1993, and March 31, 1994 have-- had no new court referrals and have made successful long term care placements. Three of the 14 children terminated had additional court charges. Four had multiple placements. One went to training school. Of the 7 successfully~' adjusting to their placements, 4 are at home. Between 7/1/93 and 6/30/94, we had 26 children placed in the group home; 9 were for less than 30 days, 7 for 30 to 60 days, 4 for 60- to 90 days, and 6 for the maximum 90 days. If we have 5 children stay for 90 days our maximum is 20 children served. From 7/1/94 thru 3/20/95, we have had 15 children placed. Currently there are 3 children placed in the group home as of 3/20/95. In the CBA 4th quarter report of FY-94, our statistics for the past 12 months showed 66% referred by court, 66% referred as delinquent or status offenders. Our performance indicators showed 71% decrease in additional court referrals, 84% decrease in runaways, and 88% decrease in school suspension/expulsion. 61% were-- between the ages of 14 and 17; 38% were white, 57% Black; 4% other; 53% female, 47% male. 75% were active with' Juvenile Court 57% were on probation or court supervision, 4% had a petition filed and 19% were at risk of Juvenile Court-- involvement. 86% had successful completion of the program. 9% were removed by court, 4% because of other reasons. At time of discharge 100% were enrolled in school, 31% had had court referrals while placed at the group home. 18% had had at_ least one runaway, 13% had' school suspension or expulsions and 4% had been in secure custody. At discharge 40% went to relatives or back home, 40% went to group home 4% went to other living arrangements including hospitalization and 0% went to training school. -- During the first six months of this fiscal ~ear at termination all nine were enrolled in school, four had no suspension or expulsions, seven had no court-- referrals, six had no runaways and seven had no secure custody while in the program.