Community Alternative Placement Program (CAPP)

CAPP services provide a balance of responsibility, accountability, and intensive supervision to pre-adjudicated, adjudicated offenders and struggling youth who have risk factors that may lead to dropping out of school. The program provides a positive rehabilitative environment. Transportation is provided for the structured, supervised Day Program Monday-Friday. Individualized goals are set for juveniles in the Day Program, some of the areas address are, Educational supports services, Life Skills, Job Development, and Personal Development.

 

CAPP Educational supports and tutoring are free services that are meant to assist in filling in the gap for students that are struggling and at risk of failing one or more academic subjects and or maybe on extended out-of-school suspension. Tutoring can be provided in person or online.

 

Online students must have access to a laptop, tablet, PC, or cell phone. Students and parents must provide an active email address and have access to Wi-Fi or internet access for the student to participate in individual online tutoring sessions.

 

Referrals may come from JPO, Parents, School staff, or students may self-refer. Students must be 10-17 years of age to participate in educational support services/tutoring and tutoring slots are assigned on a first-come basis.