JCPC Certification FY18-19 FINAL

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have a better answer at the end of this year because DSC has recently implemented a full - scale evaluation process this year that includes teacher , parent , and student surveys being sent to everyone within OCS to get a sense of how they . are feeling about the culture of their school . The results of these surveys will then be matched up with the quantitative data . This will be the first year for a comprehensive evaluation and then they will watch the trends over the next few years as more teachers implement the practice . Freedom House — FAN ' s census to - date for this fiscal year is 6 admitted . They are finishing up a Common Sense Parenting class and will be starting another one in March . The Child & Adolescent Outpatient Services program has not received any referrals yet . Haven House — In month of January they had 2 Orange County youth admitted and so far in February they have 1 , for a total of 5 this fiscal year . Ligo Dojo — Has served 9 youth to - date this fiscal year . Volunteers for Youth .— The Community Service program has served 35 kids yearAo - date and has seen a big pick-up during the month of January . Teen Court currently has about 15 kids . DJJ Data — December : 10 distinct juveniles , 19 complaints , 3 approved for court , 6 juveniles diverted , 2 juveniles in detention for 10 days , 1 juvenile in Wrenn House for 21 days , 3 juveniles on electronic monitoring for 73 days , and 0 juveniles committed to YDC . Types of charges included : simple assaults , undisciplined , several weapon on school grounds as incident, and cyber bullying . Referrals were from SROs , community patrol , the result of a group and parent referrals . The boost in numbers in December can be related to a group incident . JCPC Business Monitoring Committee Report — Amanda and Peggy monitored VFY and Ligo Dojo and things went well . Everything was on track with VFY and there are no concerns . Ligo Doi o also went well and the only concern was increasing amount of communication with court counselors for court involved youth . Peggy and Rebekah visited Boomerang and everything is going good and is on track . Lee and Sherita visited Dispute Settlement Center and Freedom House . Everything is good with DSC ; the only minor concern is with Family Table not getting the number of needed referrals and the program not being able to operate until the spring . The only concern with Freedom House is with the Psych Services program , which will be addressed later on the agenda . Bernard and Sharron went to Wrenn House and everything went well . There are no concerns . Risk & Needs Committee Report — The subcommittee met last month and reviewed state and local data . Upon reviewing the data, there were no striking differences from past years . There were some concerns that the subcommittee discussed that as a JCPC we have been discussing over the past year or so — substance use , mental health, bullying , fighting — but are already being captured by the data . Concern was raised about the 86 % increase in kids under age 12 . Compared to the prior fiscal year , this number almost doubled — from 7 kids to 13 . While the number is alarming , the overall percentage that this age group makes up within the total county population is in line with the average across the state . From a prevention perspective , it would be good to delve deeper to see why and what we can do to lower that number . A couple of the programs mentioned that they have been seeing an increase in the number of younger youth they are serving , especially those of early middle school age ( 1142 years) . Denise reports that she has heard from other consultants and counties that they are also seeing this trend .