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Educational Health Resources

Educational health is the knowledge, skills, and opportunities needed to succeed academically, socially, and developmentally. It is as critical as physical or mental health. OYCR considers “educational health” a critical component of advancing youth justice.

Aligned with best practices, OYCR promotes educational health for youth and young adults across the system by:

  • Creating and convening the Educational Advisory Committee, made up of county and state leaders who have a similar passion in improving the educational system in Court Schools and Alternative Education settings;
  • Breaking down silos between education and juvenile justice partners at both the county and state levels;
  • Partnering with the California Rising Scholars, Project Rebound, the Prison Education Program (PEP), the Department of Rehabilitation, as well as quality literacy programs that provide educational opportunities to youth while they are in detention;
  • Championing higher educational and vocational opportunities as pathways to healthy reintegration into their community, in turn increasing public safety;
  • Creating educational opportunities to promote equitable outcomes for every student across juvenile justice settings;
  • Identifying excellence in county-level Probation Department and County Office of Education work — and elevating it as a model for other counties.

To incorporate educational health into your own youth justice practices, explore the resources provided below. You can also see the policies that influenced our resource gathering here.

Juvenile Court Schools by County

A-E

Alameda

 

Butte

 

Contra Costa

 

El Dorado

F-J

K-O

Kern

 

Kings

 

Los Angeles

 

Madera

 

Mendocino

Merced

Monterey

 

Orange

 

P-R

S

Sacramento

 

San Benito

San Bernardino

 

San Diego

 

San Francisco

 

San Joaquin

San Luis Obispo

 

San Mateo

 

Santa Barbara

 

Santa Clara

 

Shasta

 

Solano

 

Sonoma

 

Stanislaus

T-Z

Tehama

 

Tulare

Tuolumne

Ventura

Yuba

 

Education Equity

School-Work Based Learning (WBL)

Higher Education Resources

Foster Youth School Supports

Social Emotional Learning Supports

Juvenile Justice Education Information Sources

These are the sources that informed the resources we share to promote educational health in the juvenile justice system:

Annie E. Casey Foundation Logo
California Cradle to Career Data System
CAYCJ Logo
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice Logo
EDSource Logo
The Imprint Youth & Family News Logo
National Center for Youth Law
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency prevention
PACE logo
Center for the Transformation of Schools
Youth Law Center
California Institute of Law Neuroscience and Education