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Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center School Program Overview

Original title: Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center - Volusia County Schools
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What this does

The facility provides mandatory educational services for approximately 120 youth ages 10 to 18 who are in temporary state custody.

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Youth ages 10-18

Students are required to participate in the education program provided by Volusia County Schools while in custody.

Volusia County Schools

The district is responsible for staffing and providing educational services to the facility.

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Summary

This document provides contact information and operational details for the educational program at the Volusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center. The facility serves youth awaiting court hearings or program placement, with Volusia County Schools providing immediate educational services upon intake.

Key Facts

  • The facility houses approximately 120 clients at a time.
  • The age range for clients is 10 through 18 years old.
  • The facility is operated by the State of Florida Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • Volusia County Schools provides the education program for all clients.
  • Clients are enrolled in the education program immediately upon placement.
  • The average length of stay is 10 to 12 days.
  • The typical maximum length of stay is 21 to 30 days.
  • Clients are referred to the facility by the judicial system or law enforcement agencies.
  • The facility is located at 3840 Old Deland Rd., Daytona Beach, FL 32124.
  • The main contact phone number is 386-947-5902.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who provides the education for students at the detention center?
Volusia County Schools provides the education program for all clients placed in the facility.
How long do students typically stay at this facility?
The average stay is 10 to 12 days, with a typical maximum of 21 to 30 days.
Are students enrolled in school immediately upon arrival?
Yes, clients are immediately enrolled in the education program upon placement in the facility.

Why It Matters

The facility provides mandatory educational services for approximately 120 youth ages 10 to 18 who are in temporary state custody.

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Connected Entities

locationVolusia Regional Juvenile Detention Center“The facility where the educational program is located.”Map →
personSamantha Hallman“Registrar.”Map →
organizationVolusia County Schools“The entity responsible for providing the education program at the facility.”Map →
personCynthia Bogart“School Counselor for students with last names L-Z.”Map →
personSteffan Mallory“Administrator of the facility.”Map →
organizationState of Florida, Department of Juvenile Justice“The department that operates the detention facility.”Map →
personCandace Roos“School Counselor for students with last names A-K.”Map →

Sources

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www.vcsedu.org

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