The Bill Logue Juvenile Justice Center just finished a big infrastructure upgrade. They put in a new, high-efficiency TPO roofing system that makes the building safe and leak-free for the first time in almost twenty years. The Special Needs Diversionary Program, which works with the Klaras Center for Families to provide intensive, wraparound intervention services, is one way that the facility is improving its rehabilitation services. Recent safety reviews also showed that there have been no proven cases of sexual abuse or harassment, which shows a strong commitment to keeping the school safe and respectful.

Q1. Do teachers want students to take advanced classes?

Ans. Yes, of course! Advanced classes push students and help them do better in school.

Q2. Do they use traditional periods or block scheduling at Bill Logue Detention Center?

Ans. Bill Logue Detention Center has a traditional schedule with the same class rotations every day.

Q3. Are students able to look into more than one career path?

Ans. Yes, Bill Logue Detention Center has a lot of different programs that help students find out what they're good at and what they like.

Q4. Can students take the SAT and ACT?

Ans. Yes, Bill Logue Detention Center lets students who want to go to college take both the SAT and the ACT.

Q5. Does Bill Logue Detention Center support professional growth?

Ans. Yes, students learn how to communicate, work as a team, and solve problems, which are all important skills for any job.