Student Profiles
Sexual Offender Profile
To be considered for admission, the juvenile:
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May be a sexual offender. |
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Will be a male between the ages of 12 and 18. |
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May have an AXIS I diagnosis, as defined in the DSM-IV. |
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May have an AXIS II diagnosis. |
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May be on prescribed psychotropic medication(s). |
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May have demonstrated sexually aggressive crimes. |
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May demonstrate violent behavior and lack of impulse control. |
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Behavior, conduct, oppositional, and /or anti-social disorders, not a diagnosis |
90-Day Highly Structured Profile
To be considered for participation in this programs, juvenile offenders must meet the following minimum criteria:
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A male between the ages 15 and 17 |
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Committed a public offense that is an aggravated
misdemeanor or above |
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Not committed a forcible felony |
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A prior adjudication of delinquency |
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Be able to participate in vigorous physical activities. (If the student is unable, in a physician’s opinion, to perform the activities: either the student will be discharged, or a specialized exercise program will be developed for that student that takes into consideration the student’s specialized needs.) |
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Behavior, conduct, opposition, and/or antisocial disorders, not a diagnosis of schizoid disorders, pervasive developmental disorders, unmanaged depression and/or active psychotic disorders |
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Impulsive and have problems with anger control and aggression |
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Lack self-discipline |
Community Residential Profile
To be considered for participation in this programs, juvenile offenders must meet the following minimum criteria:
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A male between the ages 13 and 18 |
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Displayed/committed delinquent type acts/ behaviors |
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Be able to participate in vigorous physical activities. (If the student is unable, in a physician’s opinion, to perform the activities: either the student will be discharged, or a specialized exercise program will be developed for that student that takes into consideration the student’s specialized needs.) |
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Defiant, post traumatic stress disorder, ADHD, Antisocial Diagnosis, and or secondary substance abuse not a diagnosis of schizoid disorders, pervasive developmental disorders, unmanaged depression and/or active psychotic disorders. |
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May exhibit behavior and/or conduct disorder, oppositional |
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Impulsive and have problems with anger control and aggression |
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Lack self-discipline |
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Have a low degree of empathy for others |
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May be delinquent, CINA or private admission. No court order necessary |
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Iowa students must obtain CACT AUTHORIZATION when necessary |
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