Performance Measure

Agency Department of Juvenile Justice (777) All measures for this agency • Percentage of juveniles who are successful during probation supervision. Juveniles not convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within one year following placement on probation are considered successful. [777.0002] • Passing rates for the Standards of Learning (SOL) for grades 9-12 [M777SA12001] • Number of onsite staff development opportunities per school [M777SA12006] • Percentage of instructional staff retained. [M777SA12008] • Rate of serious aggressive incidents (i.e., Level I and Level II assaults and fights) in the juvenile correctional centers per 100 residents. [777.0004] • Percentage of juveniles who are successfully placed in a Virginia. 294 funded service. [77735102.003.001] • Per capita cost of juveniles released from juvenile correctional centers who receive services through the 294 funding stream. [77735102.004.001] • Percentage of juveniles who are successfully placed in the three local court service units. [77736002.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within 12 months of being released from a halfway house. [77735008.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within one year of being placed on probation in the three local court service units. [77736002.002.001] • Percentage of juveniles who are successfully placed in a Virginia Community Crime Control Act (VJCCA) program/service. [77736003.001.001] • Number of incidents of escape from a secure, state-operated juvenile correctional center. [77739801.001.001] • Number of grievances and emergency grievances filed by juveniles with regard to food services at the juvenile correctional centers that are founded. [77739807.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles in juvenile correctional centers and the Reception and Diagnostic Center receiving intake physical and dental examinations within five days of admission and physical and dental examinations annually thereafter. [77739810.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles reclassified every 90 days. [77739830.001.001] • Percentage of security staff turnovers in the juvenile correctional centers. [77739831.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within a year of being released from a juvenile correctional center. [77735102.001.001] • Percentage of juveniles convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within a year of being placed on probation. [77735102.002.001] • Percentage of diversions that are successful. [777.0003] • Percentage of employees retained. [777.0005] • Per capita cost for juveniles in direct care. [777.0006] • Cost of direct care per capita. [777.0007] • Percentage of juvenile intake complaints that are diverted. [777.0008] • Percentage of committed youth in a state-operated juvenile correctional center assessed as low or moderate risk. [777.0011] • Rate of aggressive incidents (i.e., assaults and fights of any level) in the juvenile correctional centers per resident. [777.0009] • Average daily population in a state-operated juvenile correctional center. [777.0010] • Percentage of juveniles with vocational certificates. [777.0012] • Number of intervention partnerships with community stakeholders. [777.0013] • Percentage of Serious Incident Reports submitted for suicide attempts or self injurious behavior. [77739832.001.001] • Percent of purchases made by the Department of Juvenile Justice through Small, Women-, and Minority-owned (SWaM) business partners. [77739900.001.001] • State Passing Rate for Students Enrolled in the General Education Development (GED) Program [M777SA12002] • Number of points reflecting the difference between the pretest and posttest scores for technical trade knowledge [M777SA12003] • Percentage of juveniles who are successfully released from direct care. Juveniles not convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within one year of being released from direct care are considered successful. [777.0001] • Percentage of facilities complying with residential facility standards for facilities that house children. [77739815.001.001] • Percentage of bi-annual monitoring visits conducted as required by Board of Juvenile Justice regulations. [M777SA12009]

Measure Name Percentage of juveniles who are successfully released from direct care. Juveniles not convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within one year of being released from direct care are considered successful.

Measure Last Modified Aug 05 2022 09:55 Measure Last Published Aug 24 2022 11:40 Measure Status Active Data Source and Calculation This percentage is calculated by dividing the number of juveniles without a conviction for a new misdemeanor or felony offense within a year of being released from direct care by the total number of juveniles released from direct care during each fiscal year. The term direct care includes all committed youth in the direct care population, regardless of placement (e.g., juvenile correctional centers, community placement program, detention reentry, alternative contracted placements). In order to determine the rate of success, the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) uses a recidivism analysis based on data from several collaborating organizations: Virginia State Police (VSP), Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission (VCSC), Department of Corrections (DOC), and the Virginia Compensation Board. DJJ obtains statewide adult arrest data and conviction information from VSP and the VCSC. Additionally, DJJ acquires subsequent incarcerations from DOC and VCSC. Using multiple sources allows DJJ to follow individuals through the juvenile and adult criminal justice systems for adequate follow up periods to determine if they have been convicted of a new misdemeanor or felony offense within a year of being released form direct care. If they have not been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony offense within one year, they are identified as a successful release. Associated Service Areas SA Code SA Name 19711 Youth Instructional Services 19712 Career and Technical Instructional Services for Youth and Adult Schools 39801 Juvenile Corrections Center Management 39810 Medical and Clinical Services - Prisons StandIn X

Measure ID 777.0001 Measure Class Agency Key Measure Type Output Year Type State FY Preferred Trend Increase Frequency Annually Statistical Unit Percentage

Baseline and Targets Target Name Date Result Note Baseline 06/30/2020 54 Short Target 2023 06/30/2023 58 Long Target 2024 06/30/2024 59 StandIn X

Measure Results Year Result Explanatory Note 2008 60.80 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2009 57.20 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2010 57.70 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2011 57.20 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2012 56.50 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2013 55.80 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2014 58.40 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2015 57.90 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2016 59.90 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2017 54.70 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2018 53.40 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2019 54.00 DJJ's recidivism analysis is based on data from several collaborating organizations. DJJ, Virginia State Police, Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, and the Department of Corrections and the Compensation Board. Out of state offenses and deaths are not accounted for in this analysis. Juveniles sent directly to a Department of Corrections facility upon release from direct care to complete an adult sentence were excluded. 2020 Due to cases still pending at the time of analysis, reconviction rates for FY 2020 direct care releases are unavailable. 2021 Due to cases still pending at the time of analysis, reconviction rates for FY 2021 direct care releases are unavailable. 2022 2023 StandIn X

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