CLARK COUNTY THERAPEUTIC SPECIALTY COURTS

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J u v e n i l e R e c ov e r y C o u r t E n d o f Ye a r C e l e b r a t i o n Juvenile Recovery Court celebrated its first Annual End of the (School) Year Awards Celebration in June 2010. The purpose of the event was to recognize the significant accomplishments of youth in Juvenile Recovery Court during the 2009-2010 school year. As most JRC youth are in the process of making healthier life choices, many had never before received community recognition. The event was held at ESD 112 for current JRC participants, JRC graduates, families, friends, stakeholders and community members. All youth received an award in at least one area, some received multiple honors. Awards included: 7 youth graduated high school in 2010 4 youth received GEDs in 2010 10 youth graduated from JRC 7 youth were 2010 Youth Achievement Award recipients 5 youth currently attending college 21 youth demonstrated academic improvement 11 youth obtained employment Awards were also given for treatment-related successes and significant personal growth. Judge James Rulli, County Commissioner Mark Boldt, and many JRC participants spoke about the value and impact of Therapeutic Specialty Courts at the ceremony. After the event, many youth and parents expressed gratitude. In the words of one teen ―I‘ve never received an award before… I‘ve always been in trouble. Nobody ever seemed to notice when I got things right.‖ JRC plans to have the celebration again at the end of the 2010- 2011 school year. Many Clark County staff, JRC participants, parents, and community members attended. 28
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