Alternative Placement Programs
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Andrew Maxwell, Executive Director Okevia Carter, Education Director 401 Brigadier Street
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Camelot is a program for students who have been referred for expulsion, alternative placement; and/or transitioning from a residential juvenile justice program.
KAPS is a therapeutic based behavior modification program for elementary students.
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Escambia County District Jail
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Bradley Naggatz, Teacher Phone: 436-9713
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This program is designed to provide academic support to students under the age of 18 who have been adjudicated as adults by the courts. They are housed in the Escambia County Jail facility and receive daily educational services daily.
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Drug And Alcohol Adolescent Residential Treatment Center (DAART) (6-12)
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Barbara Nall, Teacher Robert Schneider, Teacher Lakeview Center (DAART) |
DAART is a residential treatment program for youth ages 12-17 who are at-risk due to drug and alcohol abuse. Students are referred by juvenile court, family physicians/parents, and the Escambia County School District. Minimum stay is 5 months. No referrals from schools.
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Alessandra Cardoso, Teacher-In-Charge Anna Tedder, Certified Behavior Analyst Michael Villanueva, LMHC Lincoln Park Elementary School (P-3) mvillanueva@escambia.k12.fl.us
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Students enrolled in grades (K-5) who have been removed from their regular school setting or who have excessive discipline referrals may be placed in the ICARE Program. Length of stay is a minimum of one semester. Referrals may be made from schools.
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Susan Rigby, TOSA
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This program is designed to provide parenting students with educational support. The program offers auxiliary services that include childcare, health care, counseling and transportation.
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