049-1 Wyo. Code R. § 1-8

Current through April 27, 2019
Section 1-8 - Data Collection and Evaluation

An evaluation of the overall project shall be conducted by a team with members from the Departments of Family Services, Health and Education and the State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice to assess effectiveness and efficiency. Each community will establish outcome and output measures within its strategic plans. Additionally, the Departments of Family Services, Health and Education, in cooperation with the State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice shall conduct a systemic evaluation of the projects. Such a systemic review will require sharing and evaluation of service data between the Departments of Family Services, Health, Education and the State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice. The performance indicators (outcome measures) will be a proxy measurements of the outcomes of the CJSB planning and implementation efforts in the development of a system that responds to the needs of the youth and families in the community. When youth are assessed through a single point of entry and referred for services within the community based on need, we anticipate the effectiveness and efficiency of the system will be reflected in the performance indicators. Performance indicators for evaluating effectiveness and efficiency shall include:

(a) Placement Rates (as established by the Department of Family Services) shall include:

  • (i) Number of youth in out-of-home placement;
  • (ii) Length of stay in placement;
  • (iii) Re-entry into placement; and
  • (iv) Number of days in placement for all youth.

(b) Education Rates (as established by the Department of Education) shall include:

  • (i) Graduation rates by school district;
  • (ii) School attendance; and
  • (iii) Performance Assessment for Wyoming Students (PAWS) statewide assessment.

(c) Juvenile Delinquency Rate - Uniform Crime Report, Wyoming Attorney General's Office, Division of Criminal Investigation.

(d) Detention rates (as endorsed by the State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice) and shall include:

  • (i) Number of youth in detention;
  • (ii) Length of stay in detention;
  • (iii) Re-entry into detention; and
  • (iv) Number of days in detention for all youth.

(e) Case and Service Data Rates shall include:

  • (i) Number of new adjudicated youth as established by Department of Family Services, except the District Courts of Sweetwater and Campbell counties shall provide the data, as these counties have local probation services supervising youth adjudicated in Juvenile Court;
  • (ii) Number of youth receiving services in-home/community versus out-of-home placements and costs associated with the services (as established by Department of Family Services and the Community Juvenile Service Boards's single point of entry);
  • (iii) Number of juvenile offenders served and the dispositions of their cases (established by the Community Juvenile Services Boards's single point of entry); and
  • (iv) The scope of juvenile offender services identified or developed by the community juvenile services boards (established by the Community Juvenile Service Board).

(f) The above information shall be collected in a manner prescribed by the Departments of Family Services, Health and Education. The above data will also be utilized by the Department of Family Services in the development of an annual report to the Wyoming State Legislature.

049-1 Wyo. Code R. § 1-8