Senator Jack Crumbly

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (48:36)

it's going to cost. Oh, well, I was just, you know, they just asked me those questions, and I was just trying

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (48:11)

study and promulgate the rules and put it together,

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (46:59)

criteria for a career-based. That means if one is created, they're going to write the rules and regs and how many kids and the courses that are going to be taught, what's going to be required for graduation, how they're going to enter, all of those things, and it's all of the things that go along with that.

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (28:38)

Just all there are

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (28:50)

I'd say to probably handle with transportation costs, 100 kids, and again, depends on the area, but I would say probably around $1.72

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (19:26)

or anything, is it? I'll hand that off to Mr. Angel. That was just what I got from

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (11:59)

Yeah. I would say yes. I won't answer, but the answer is yes. The agency, this multi-agency task force is going to come up with the final rules and rigs on how this particular regional school will be set up. So that is a possibility. But Mr. Angel can answer that. Yeah. If he wants to add anything, go

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (4:44)

Angel, Mr. Duckworth, and the young lady, and everyone, if you'd gather around and... Gentlemen, if you would please state your

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (3:18)

The kids would go be bused in, and they would go

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (2:48)

You can see the cost per juvenile per year is approximately $106,041.20, a tremendous amount of money. So what this regional high school would be would be an alternative for juvenile judges to have instead of sending these students away for residential confinement, But to keep them there within their local community, it will be a high school. It will be a non-residential facility.

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (2:28)

it. If you will look at the last page of that handout, the very last page, you can see that currently we are paying a tremendous amount of money for incarcerating a juvenile.

Meeting — March 30, 2011 (1:52)

I'm here to speak for Senate Bill 339. Senate Bill 339, as amended, is to formulate a committee to start a regional