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Bringing Resources Together to Strengthen Families and Communities and to Decrease Juvenile Crime

Contact Numbers

Juvenile Assessment Center: 829-9017

Find A Friend: 483-4661

Juvenile Court Outreach Court Psychologist: 321-3703

In-Home Therapy: 323-2311

Fay/C.C. Juvenile Restitution: 433-1020

H.O.P.E Program: 437-9987

C.C. Teen Court: 486-9465

DSS Group Care:

Safe Landing: 423-9863

Right Track: 425-2232

 

 Healthy Opportunities Promoting Education (H.O.P.E.)


Educational Opportunities for at-risk youth

The H.O.P.E. program is an integral part of the Ramsey Street Alternative Middle School. The H.O.P.E. program offers educational services to students that have been long term suspended from their home school. 

The schools mission is to provide education and the opportunity to be successful by redirecting their problem behaviors in order to return to their home school. The program focuses on academics, behavior, social skills, decision making, learning styles, and encourages parental involvement.

Key Benefits

  • Reducing further court involvement
  • Reducing Suspension Rates
  • Improving the student’s attendance and academic achievement

  • Increasing the involvement by the parent or guardian

For more information on the H.O.P.E. program, please contact Orner Walker at (910)437-5829 or email us using the Information Request Form below.

 

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Last modified: 06 August 2008