Goals

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes) To examine the effectiveness of intensive project-based elarning on the at-risk population of incarcerated and adjudicated juveniles, and

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes) To study the power of technology in changing life direction

Project Scope

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)42 K-12 Educators and Administrators of Incarcerated/Adjudicated Juveniles

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)20 Independent School Districts (Alternative & Detention Education) Collaborating

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)11 Facilities for Incarcerated/Adjudicated Juveniles

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)13 Agencies or Businesses Collaborating

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)12 Organizations and Business providing funds or resources

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)123 Incarcerated/Adjudicated Juveniles Directly Impacted

BD15022_1.GIF (97 bytes)26,731 At-risk juveniles Indirectly Impacted through K-12 Educator Training

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1.  What is apparently the original version of the starfish story appeared in the Star Thrower, a collection of essays by the naturalist and writer Loren Eiseley that appeared in 1978, a year after Eiseley's death.

ALARMING INDICATORS

  • High school drop-outs are 6 times more likely to offend
  • 57% of incarcerated juveniles re-offend
  • Annual cost of one incarcerated juvenile in Texas is $47,000
  • Drop-0uts are 4 times more likely to require public assistance throughout their lives!               

 

We made a difference for these students.


National Science Foundation

Blackland Research & Extension Center

Bell County

Temple College

Central Texas College

Region 12

Temple Education Center

Texas Youth Commission

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Central Texas Workforce

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Texas Forest Service