The National Center on Education, Disability and Juvenile Justice



EDJJ examines the overrepresentation of youth with disabilities at-risk for contact with the courts or already involved in the juvenile delinquency system. We provide professional development and technical assistance, conduct research and disseminate resources in three areas of national significance: prevention of school failure and delinquency, education and special education for detained and committed youth, and transition services for youth returning to schools and communities.
What's New JJ/SE Shared Agenda & Tools for Success Designed for teachers and administrators, *Tools for Success* includes research-based effective practices for meeting the needs of children and youth in their schools, including early identification and intervention. New CDC Reports April 2007 CDC Reports on outcomes of transfering juveniles to adult jurisdictions. Four reports available for download.
	CD: Special Education Services in Short Term Facilities

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