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Public Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.
and
1:00 P.M. - 4:30 P.M.,
Pacific Time

Phone:
Main Office:
(509) 667-6462

Fax:
(509) 667-6616

Address:
Chelan County Regional Justice Center
401 Washington Street, 2nd Level
Wenatchee, WA 98801

Located on the 2nd Floor of the Law and Justice Building

E-mail: Transition Education Program

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Transition Education Program

Concepts

Incarceration is a price one must pay for violating society's rules.
The achievement of positive and permanent change requires the involvement of the corrections system, education, community, and public resources.
Positive changes depend on a combination of program components begun during incarceration and continued in the community upon the offender's release.

Philosophy

Assess, understand, and address dysfunctional criminal thinking.
Provide curricula choices that are developmentally appropriate, self-selected, and interdependent.
Use incarceration as an opportunity to equip the offender with the behavior, knowledge, and skills needed to reenter society as a productive member.
Apply the correct and timely interventions, education, and productive work that will provide offenders with multiple opportunities for success.