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Day Reporting Center

The Day Reporting Center is a program funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services to intervene in the delinquent behaviors of young people who are on probation with the local Juvenile Court.  

The program provides daily support, tutoring, career exploration, job skill development, recreation, and counseling and case management.  The program is directed at assisting young offenders to break patterns of delinquent behavior and to replace them with life competencies.  

All participants may be male or female, 12 to 17 years of age, and are court ordered to attend the programs.  Open enrollment allows participants to join at any time.  

The typical programs runs 26 weeks, from 3:30 PM TO 7:30 PM Monday through Friday and is in session during ordinary school breaks for the holidays and during the summer.   

Referrals may be made from the probation office directly to the Day Reporting Center Program Director.



 

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