Education Advocate Program

Education Advocate Program2024-03-13T08:45:14-07:00

Increasing student re–engagement to prevent dropout and reoffending.

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About the Education Advocate Program

Youth offenders re-entering the community face a number of systems level and individual barriers that place them at-risk of failing during the re-entry process. To effectively address these obstacles the Education Advocate program is designed to increase the success of youth released from both the County Detention Centers and Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration (JRA) facilities through the implementation of a comprehensive case management model.

Working with Cowlitz and Clark County detention center partners, Education Advocates provide education case management services to youth involved in the juvenile justice system in an effort to increase student re-engagement and prevent dropout and reoffending. The project also serves youth coming out of state juvenile facilities who are transitioning back to school, workforce or GED.

Program Contacts

Who to Contact

Lyn Ray

Education Advocate Coordinator

Clark County Juvenile Court

Contact

Phone: 360-605-1401

Email: evelyn.ray@esd112.org

Kim Mitchell

Education Advocate

Cowlitz County Youth Services

Contact

Phone: 360-577-3100 ext. 8251

Email: kim.mitchell@esd112.org

Jenny Menke

Education Advocate; CCJDC

Contact

Phone: 360-218-7252

Email: jenny.menke@esd112.org

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