Youth Graduating
By June of 2023, Probation will seek to increase the number of youth of color on track to graduate to 50%. These youth are participants in the Student Success Program (SSP).
Key Steps
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| Increase the number of youth served with social emotional and culturally responsive interventions (for Probation students) and implement practices with education partners. |
Provide employment services to probation students to support prosocial and school engagement. |
Partner with community-based organizations to develop parent engagement groups to support student engagement/credit accruals. |
Leverage the department's Race Equity Initiative and trainings to increase the capacity of staff/partners to contribute to equitable outcomes for youth of color. |
| Plan Reference: |
Target:
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Baseline: |
Progress: |
| 1.B.iii, 1.C.ii, 5.D.i |
50% Percent of youth on track to graduate |
39% |
255% (67%) |
Increasing credit accruals supports probation YOC to increase graduation rates and access to higher ED/Voc/Trade school; earn livable wages; increase public safety.