 | Educational Planning of Court-Involved Youth: A Guide for Counties, Systems, and Individuals Subjects: Behavioral Sciences; Social Sciences; Mental Health; Criminology and Criminal Justice; Ethics & Legal issues in Mental Health; Child & Adolescent Psychiatry & Clinical Psychology; Psychological Disorders - Children and Adolescents; Youth Offending and Youth Justice; Restorative Justice; Criminal Behaviour and Forensic Psychology; Psychiatry & Clinical Psychology - Adult; Educational Planning of Court-Involved Youth provides a framework for alleviating chronic barriers for youth in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. This guide combines best-practice recommendations from national research with direct service tactics employed successfully in multiple counties. Included are the necessary components to implement a collaborative, community-centered intervention system that meets the needs of the county, family, and individual. With the understanding that each county carries its own strengths, barriers, and resources, these tools serve as a model for assessing and adapting the system to cater to the unique needs of each area in which it is implemented. This text helps facilitate the coordination and collaboration necessary to foster comprehensive systems and individualized planning for youth. Amy M. Bishop, MSW, received her Master of Social Work from the University of Denver. She has worked in educational advocacy and consulting for over ten years. She works as an education consultant for families, youth, schools, and agencies in improving educational outcomes and conducts trainings and workshops nationwide on the educational needs of court-involved and at-risk youth. |
