Correctional reform bill linked to family dysfunction services
Jennings criticized sending at risk youth to mixed groups of offenders and urged placement with agencies specializing in family dysfunction. The Kansas Department of Corrections and the Office of Judicial Administration will implement the bill, with the Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee overseeing progress. The 2016 bill targets full implementation by 2019, with延 deadlines through mid year and beyond. Bowman asked for extra time to vet issues before recommendations to state agencies. Two main problem areas identified include systemic issues and program vetting.
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EDOC
OJA
University of Cincinnati
KDOC
Kansas aims to reform juvenile system with JJRA measures
The series focuses on children in Kansas custody as state reforms target the system. Proposals create Immediate Intervention Program diversions for minor offenses but lack a centralized criminal history database. A Detention Risk Assessment Instrument will score youth risk as custody decisions hinge on breakpoints. KDOC and DCF show rising custody numbers despite declines in other counts, with local counties already using diversion and risk tools for years.
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Pub say reportes Coad 'son can be reached at 832-7284
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Compost Worms at Cordley Spark Schoolwide Food Waste Shift
Local filmmaker Nicholas Ward leads a Sun rise Project composting program at Cordley and four Lawrence schools funded by a Kansas Green Schools grant. Students separate scraps for worms, learn about waste reduction, and collect weekly 320 pounds of compost from New York Elementary and Free State before expanding to Cordley and Liberty Memorial Central.
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Free State
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Sunrise Project
U.S
Food and Agriculture Organization
Environmental Protection Agency
Food Policy Council
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Ware
Sunrise
Freiburger
School board eyes new career pathways for class of 2021
The district plans new graduation requirements across fields such as health care, hospitality, liberal arts, and technology with enrollment for ninth graders possibly starting in late January. If approved, changes would impact the class of 2021 and aim to better align education plans with future career goals. The board also will receive a report on the special education program from Kevin Harrell and Laura Basham at 7 p.m. at 10 McDonald Drive.
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