Section 107.540  Program Goals

a)         Program goals may include, but not be limited to, one or more of the following:

1)         Active participation in the program as demonstrated by being attentive, responsive, cooperative, and maintaining institutional behavioral standards;

2)         Adherence to attendance requirements;

3)         Achievement of a specified grade level;

4)         Attainment of a GED certificate or a specific number of high school or college credits;

5)         Maintaining a certain grade;

6)         Achievement of specified skills;

7)         Achievement of a specified production level;

8)         Attendance at individual, group, or family substance abuse counseling;

9)         Pass a substance abuse education program final; or

10)         Pass a substance abuse test, such as a urinalysis, for the detection of the presence of drugs or alcohol.

b)         Goals may, with the approval of the program administrator or the Chief Administrative Officer, be revised in writing and signed by the committed person if it is determined that the original goals need to be revised based, among other matters, on a reassessment of the committed person's level of competency or ability or program changes.  However, the goal period may not be changed except as provided in Section 107.550.

(Source:  Added at 18 Ill. Reg. 2939, effective February 14, 1994)