Louisville / Raleigh / Kansas City / Washington / D.C. / Leesburg / Charlotte / St. Louis / No. / /
Company
Family Justice Strategies / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Family Court / Court Diversion Project / /
IndustryTerm
public systems / Social services / early intervention services / family court consulting / student services / formal court processing / food / appropriate services / mental health services / Therapeutic services / anger management / family services / diverse / needed services / law enforcement / /
Organization
Joan L. Byer Jefferson Family Court / National Truancy Prevention Association / Family Court in Louisville / Lucile Packard Foundation / Truancy Court / Department of Justice / American Bar Association / Carnegie Council on Adolescent Development / First Division / Center for the Future of Children / Family Court / Task Force on Education of Young Adolescents / Loyola Law School in Los Angeles / National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges / UN Court / Board of Education / Girls’ Club / US Federal Reserve / Juvenile Court / Lawyers for Literacy / unified school district / American Bar Association Standing Committee on Substance Abuse / /
Person
JEFFREY KUHN / Mary Volpa / David / Sisters Nicki / Jeffrey A. Kuhn / Joan L. Byer Jefferson Family / Sarah / JOAN L. BYER / /
Position
custodian / social worker / President / school attendance clerk / school counselor / team member / counselor / leader / temporary custodian / social worker and a school representative / model for truancy intervention and prevention / case manager / Secretary of Education / disc jockey / JUDGE / /
ProvinceOrState
Kentucky / Virginia / Missouri / Rhode Island / North Carolina / California / /
A Model Response to Truancy Prevention: The Louisville Truancy Court Diversion Project BY JUDGE JOAN L. BYER AND JEFFREY KUHN, ESQ. A B S T R A C T