DJJ RESOURCES
Department of Juvenile Justice Programs (DJJ)
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Juvenile Detention Center (K-12) |
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Christopher Baker, Teacher-in-Charge |
Residential program for students who have been before the judicial bench and who have been remanded to detention ages 8-18. Length of stay is determined entirely by the courts and HRS. (1 day to 6 months). No referrals from schools. | ||||||||||||||
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Laurie Rodgers, Executive Director Pensacola, FL 32504
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PACE is an educational, year-round, day treatment program for girls ages 12-18 who are academically underachieving, involved with the court system, truant, have excessive discipline referrals or a case for expulsion. Referrals may be made from the Escambia School District, Department of Juvenile Justice, parents, and students. Length of stay is 12 to 15 months. No referrals from schools.
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Escambia Boys Base (9-12) |
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Steve McLaughlin, Teacher-in-Charge
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Residential program for boys who have been adjudicated delinquent and referred to the program through the juvenile court, ages 14-18. Minimum stay is six to nine months. No referrals from schools.
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