| Report Number | Release Date | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 10-55 | 10/10 | Juvenile Justice Students Face Barriers to High School Graduation and Job Training |
| 10-51 | 8/10 | Legislature Clarified Responsibility for Educating Exceptional Students in Residential Facilities |
| 10-42 | 5/10 | Steps Taken to Improve Juvenile Justice Direct-Care Staff Screening and Training |
| 10-38 | 4/10 | Redirection Saves $51.2 Million and Continues to Reduce Recidivism |
| 10-07 | 1/10 | Youth Entering the State’s Juvenile Justice Programs Have Substantial Educational Deficits; Available Data Is Insufficient to Assess Learning Gains of Students |
| 09-27 | 5/09 | Redirection Saves $36.4 Million and Avoids $5.2 Million in Recommitment and Prison Costs |
| 09-01 | 1/09 | DJJ Should Monitor Network and PACE Administrative Services and Revise Policies to Serve Appropriate Youth |
| 08-58 | 10/08 | Pilot to Waive Fees for Delinquents Has Low Enrollment and Is Not Teaching Intended Skills |
| 08-56 | 10/08 | DJJ Should Use Evidence-Based Practices to Address Juvenile Gang Involvement |
| 08-41 | 6/08 | Redirection Program Achieves Lower Recidivism and a $14.4-Million Cost Savings Compared to DJJ Commitment |
| 08-27 | 4/08 | Responsibility for the Education of Exceptional Students in Residential Treatment Facilities Needs Clarification |
| 08-07 | 2/08 | DJJ Should Better Identify At-Risk Youth, Use Proven Prevention Models, and Revise Funding Practices |
| 07-34 | 8/07 | Pilot to Waive Fees for Parents of Delinquents Should Focus More on Parenting Skills |
| 07-10 | 2/07 | Redirection Pilots Meet and Exceed Residential Commitment Outcomes; $5.8 Million Saved |
| 06-74 | 12/06 | Progress Report: DJJ Has Reallocated Beds to Better Meet Needs and Improved Placement Processes |
| 06-41 | 4/06 | Health and Hygiene Costs Higher for Girls’ Juvenile Justice Residential Programs |
| 06-34 | 3/06 | Redirection as Effective as Residential Delinquency Programs, Achieved Substantial Cost Avoidance |
| 06-21 | 3/06 | Substance Abuse and Mental Health Corporation Made Progress But Needs More Narrow Focus |
| 06-13 | 2/06 | Effective Community Programs Could Reduce Commitments of Girls to Residential Programs |
| 05-56 | 12/05 | Gender-Specific Services for Delinquent Girls Vary Across Prevention, Detention, and Probation Programs |
| 05-46 | 9/05 | Qualifications, Screening, Salaries, and Training Affect Quality and Turnover of Juvenile Justice Employees |
| 05-17 | 3/05 | The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Corporation Has Not Addressed Its Responsibilities Fully |
| 05-13 | 3/05 | Gender-Specific Services for Delinquent Girls Vary Across Programs, But Help Reduce Recidivism |
| 04-47 | 7/04 | Progress Report: DJJ Prevention Makes Progress; More Analysis and Contract Monitoring Needed |
| 03-76 | 12/03 | More Youth Are Admitted for Less Serious Offenses, in Part to Meet Treatment Needs |
| 03-74 | 12/03 | Juvenile Bed Tracking System Improves; Bed Vacancy Rates High for Some Programs |
| 03-73 | 12/03 | Juvenile Justice Can Improve Its Quality Assurance and Program Monitoring Processes |
| 02-62 | 11/02 | Prevention and Victim Services Program Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 02-47 | 9/02 | Progress Report: Juvenile Home Detention Staff Reduced; Critical Secure Facility Posts Not Identified; Transit Changes Beneficial |
| 02-42 | 7/02 | The Juvenile Justice Residential Program Should Improve Contracting Processes |
| 02-17 | 3/02 | Most Delinquents Sent to Community Supervision; Program Could Improve |
| 01-49 | 10/01 | Misdemeanant and Non-Law Violation Youth in Juvenile Justice Commitment Beds |
| 00-14 | 10/00 | Progress Report: Agencies Are Following Through by Consolidating Administrative Services |
| 99-56 | 6/00 | Progress Report: Many Steps Taken to Improve Education at Florida's Juvenile Justice Facilities |
| 99-45 | 4/00 | Juvenile Detention Program's Performance Improved; Staffing Needs to be Revisited |
| 98-75 | 3/99 | Follow-up Report on Department of Juvenile Justice Residential Commitment Services |
| 98-63 | 2/99 | Follow-Up Report on Prevention Programs Administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 98-28 | 12/98 | Review of Education Services in Juvenile Justice Residential Facilities |
| 98-16 | 10/98 | Inventory of Information and Referral Services Offered Through the: Agency for Health Care Administration, Department of Children and Families, Department of Elder Affairs, Department of Health, Department of Juvenile Justice, Department of Labor and Emp |
| 97-38 | 2/98 | Follow-Up Report on the Draft Juvenile Justice Cost-Effectiveness Index |
| 97-10 | 10/97 | Follow-up Report on the Aftercare Program Administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 97-07 | 9/97 | Follow-up Report on the Control Program Administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 97-02 | 10/97 | Follow-up Report on the Juvenile Alternative Services Program Administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 96-48 | 2/97 | Review of the Department of Juvenile Justice Residential Commitment Services |
| 96-35 | 1/97 | Policy Review of Prevention Programs of the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 95-52 | 4/96 | Review of the Draft Juvenile Justice Cost-Effectiveness Index |
| 95-38 | 2/96 | Review of the Administration of Aftercare by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 95-01 | 7/95 | Performance Audit of Community Control Administered by the Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 94-36 | 2/95 | Status Report on Boot Camps in Florida Administered by the Department of Corrections and Department of Juvenile Justice |
| 12293 | 5/94 | Performance Audit of the Juvenile Alternative Services Program Administered by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services |
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