049-11 Wyo. Code R. §§ 11-16 - Education
(a) JDC's must
provide adequate and secure space for conducting educational programs for
juveniles in residence seven (7) days or longer.
(b) Educational programs must be equally
available to all classification of juveniles, except when there is
justification for restricting a juvenile's participation.
(c) The educational program shall:
(i) Be available a minimum of three (3) hours
per day, Monday-Friday, during a regular school term, with time off for
holidays, weekends and vacations; and
(ii) Have teacher contact every three (3)
hour session.
(d) The
exercise and recreation program shall not be considered in determining the
minimum requirement for the educational program.
(e) A written body of procedures shall govern
the JDC's academic and vocational education program, including program
accreditation, staff certification and coordination with other programs and
services in the community.
(i) Educational
programs shall be designed to assist juveniles in keeping up with their studies
and shall include contact and coordination with their home schools.
(ii) Educational programs shall include
provisions for juveniles not otherwise enrolled in school to work on preparing
for the High School Equivalency, or to work in credit courses or classes
recognized by the Wyoming State Department of Education or local school
district.
(iii) Educational
programs shall include life skills and vocational training activities designed
to improve the juveniles' employment and independent living
capabilities.
(iv) Juveniles may
participate in educational release programs authorized by the court having
jurisdiction.
(v) The JDC shall
utilize certified teachers and curriculum in the delivery of education services
to juveniles. Copies of current credentials for each teacher shall be kept on
file at the JDC or by the contracting entity.
(vi) An adequate number of educational
personnel as dictated by education accreditation shall be available to provide
identified educational programming.
(f) Juveniles shall be counseled regarding
the importance of education and continuing their school attendance or
re-enrolling in school upon discharge.
(g) Arrangements may be made for juveniles to
enroll in higher education courses if the juveniles will be in the JDC long
enough to benefit.
(h)
Coeducational programs may be utilized in JDC's if adequate supervision is
maintained.
(i) Educational
programs shall include provisions for remediation and shall include special
education services or referral to appropriate educational authorities for those
in need.
(j) The educational
program shall be supported by sufficient equipment and education materials that
meet state education standards.
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