Cognitive Intervention
Cognitive Intervention, a 60-day program developed with the help of the National Institute of Corrections, teaches students to meet their needs without trespassing on the rights of others.
Through instruction and exercises in interpersonal problem solving, the program helps offenders:
- Develop personal accountability and responsibility
- Develop anger management
- Develop impulse control
- Overcome criminal thinking
- Create positive attitudes and beliefs
- Set goals.
Additional Information:
Basic Academic Program
Special Education Program
Title I Program
English as a Second Language Program (ESL)
CHANGES II Program
Cognitive Intervention Program
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program