Common use of School-based Community Service Programs Clause in Contracts

School-based Community Service Programs. The Education-Law Enforcement Working Group, in consultation with the Administrative Office of the Courts, also has developed a model program whereby schools can serve as community service sites where students can fulfill their court-ordered community service obligations while on school grounds and under the supervision of school staff. By participating in this voluntary program, schools can help to give Family Part judges more disposition options and "intermediate" sanctions to address certain types of delinquent behavior. It is understood and agreed that schools wishing to participate in this voluntary program should contact their county’s Probation Division in order to be registered as an approved site.

School-based Community Service Programs. The Education-Law Enforcement Working Group, in consultation with the Administrative Office of the Courts, also has developed a model program whereby schools can serve as community service sites where students can fulfill their court-ordered community service obligations while on school grounds and under the supervision of school staff. By participating in this voluntary program, schools can help to give Family Part judges more disposition options and "intermediate" sanctions to address certain types of delinquent behavior. It is understood and agreed that schools wishing to participate in this voluntary program should contact their county’s county‟s Probation Division in order to be registered as an approved site.