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13 OTH a judge of the Superior Court assigned to hear juvenile matters, appointed by the Chief Justice 14 OTH a public defender, assistant public defender or deputy assistant public defender specializing in cases involving families with service needs, appointed by the Chief Public Defender 15 OTH Chief Child Protection Attorney or her designee Hon. Christine Keller Hartford Attorney Christine Rapillo Cheshire Attorney Carolyn Signorelli 16 OTH Chief State's Attorney, or his designee Attorney Francis Carino 17 OTH Secretary of the Office of Policy and Anne Foley Management, or his designee 18 OTH Child Advocate, or her designee Jeanne Milstein 19 OTH a representative from the DCF division that provides juvenile justice services, appointed by the Commissioner of DCF 20 OTH a representative from the DCF department responsible for providing services to girls, appointed by the Commissioner of DCF Leo Arnone Tammy Sneed Qualifications All appointments shall be made no later than thirty days after the effective date (May 26, 2006). The chairperson shall schedule the first meeting to be held no later than sixty days after the effective date. Not later than December 31, 2007 the board shall make written recommendations to the Judicial Branch and the General Assembly in accordance with CGS 11-4a . The board shall terminate on December 31, 2007. Terms None stated, coterminous under CGS 4-1a. Effective Date: May 26, 2006 81
FWSN ADVISORY BOARD - TRUANCY SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS Maria Allegro Social Work Supervisor for Families with Service Needs Department of Children and Families Surry Hardcastle Director, Grace Webb School Institute of Living Peter Arakas, Esq. General Counsel LEGO Systems, Inc. Carl Babb Truancy Supervisor New Haven Public Schools Emily Breon, Esq. Attorney Truancy Court Prevention Project Center for Children's Advocacy Elizabeth Brown Connecticut Commission on Children Christina Carver Director of Special Services New London School District Andrea Comer Member, Hartford Board of Education Kimberly Joyner Director of Operations State of Connecticut Office of the Probate Court Administrator Honorable Christine Keller Chief Administrative Judge for Juvenile Matters Connecticut Judicial Branch Richard LeGrier, III Weed & Seed Coordinator/Community Relations City of Hartford Police Department Valerie LaMotte Planning Specialist Office of Policy & Management Scott Newgass Consultant for School Social Work and Safe & Drug Free Schools Connecticut State Department of Education Bureau of Health and Nutrition Services and Child/Family/School Partnerships Paul Flynter Connecticut State Department of Education Maureen DeLude Court Support Services Division Kim DeSimone Director, Youth Prevention Programs The Village for Families and Children, Inc. Paul Flinter State Department of Education Mary Glassman Connecticut Voices for Children Hector Glynn Former Executive Director Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance Julia O’Leary Deputy Director-Juvenile Services Court Support Services Division Reese Palmer Associate Director of Juvenile Justice Services Children’s Outpatient Services Wheeler Clinic Cynthia Rutledge Director of Adult Education and Programs, Bureau of Juvenile Services Department of Children and Families Martha Stone, Esq. Executive Director, Center for Children’s Advocacy Joseph Vavrachak New Britain Public Schools The FWSN Advisory Committee would like to acknowledge the following individuals who had previously serviced on the Truancy Subcommittee: Honorable Curtissa Cofield; George Dowaliby, former Deputy Commissioner, Connecticut State Department of Education 82
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Families with Service Needs Advisor
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VI. Other Key Recommendations Relat
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Report to the General Assembly from
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In addition, minor changes to the r
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RECOMMENDATION THREE PROVIDE FUNDS
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RECOMMENDATION FIVE MAKE NEEDED CHA
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The Advisory Board is recommending
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ased preventive programs 4. Flex fu
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B. Recommendations related to Truan
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D. System-wide Prevention Strategie
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Intervention for DCF youth residing
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gender responsive programming to as
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and organizations represented inclu
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and to added referral to community
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C. Young FWSN Children In 2006 ther
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