
Juvenile Detention Education Program (JDEP)
2020-21 Reopening Plan Donald E. Long
2020-21 Reopening Plan Ponderosa Creek School
2020-21 Reopening Plan Baker Creek School
2020-21 Reopening Plan Assessment & Evaluation Program
2020-21 Reopening Plan Multnomah County Jails (coming soon)
2020-21 Reopening Plan Ponderosa Creek School
2020-21 Reopening Plan Baker Creek School
2020-21 Reopening Plan Assessment & Evaluation Program
2020-21 Reopening Plan Multnomah County Jails (coming soon)
Educational services leading up to GED and / or diploma are provided to students (ages 11-21) placed in juvenile detention or jails. The Juvenile Detention Education Program also serves students placed in Assessment and Evaluation Programs in juvenile detention facilities.
SERVICES PROVIDED
• Academic Credit • Special Education & ELL Services • GED Support • IEP Transition Services |
Assessment and Evaluation Program
Youth in the Assessment and Evaluation (A&E) program undergo mental health assessment and evaluation with trauma-informed care in mind. The A&E voluntary, short-term residency has an emphasis on strength-based and cognitive-behavioral interventions. The program also provides counseling and various training for youth and their families.
Read more about the A&E program.
Read more about the A&E program.
Bars to Bridges
The Bars to Bridges Project supports the African American/Black Student Success Plan via the assistance of Transition Specialists. Our Transition Specialists work directly with African American, Black and Multi-race students who have been at the Donald E. Long Detention Home and are now transitioning into other placements or their neighborhood schools. Bars to Bridges, as an extension of House Bill 2016, also supports students at other facilities and in the community.
Find out more about Bars to Bridges.
Find out more about Bars to Bridges.
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