Agency policy statements and guidance documents shall not have the force and effect of law pursuant to section 67-5207A, Idaho Code.
Administration
- 102 – Use of State Owned Equipment, Materials, and Supplies
- 105 – Use and Care of State Vehicles
- 106 – Identification Badges
- 107 – Signing In and Out
- 109 – Policies, Procedures, and Forms Control
- 114 – Use of Electronic Signatures
- 115 – Complaint Procedures for IDJC Subgrantees
- 116 – Bomb Threat
- 117 – Records Management Program
- 204 – Juvenile Fund
- 329 – Inspection of Department Property
Human Resources
- 213 – Education Reimbursement
- 221 – Moving Expense
- 300 – Human Resource Policy Control
- 301 – Americans with Disabilities Act
- 302 – Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)
- 305 – Employment Eligibility Verification
- 306 – Whistle Blower Notice
- 307 – Harassment and Discrimination
- 308 – Workplace Violence
- 309 – Domestic Violence
- 310 – Political Activities and Employee Organizations
- 311 – Conflict of Interest
- 312 – Problem-Solving Procedures for IDJC Employees
- 313 – Reduction in Force
- 321 – Fair Labor Standards Act
- 324 – Ethics and Standards of Conduct
- 325 – Corrective and Disciplinary Action for IDJC Employees
- 327 – Drug-Free Workplace
- 328 – Confidentiality/Privacy
- 330 – Employee Communications
- 332 – Additional Employment and Dual State Employment
- 334 – Special Leaves
- 337 – Position Classification and Job Descriptions
- 339 – Employee Recruitment and Selection Process
- 340 – Background Checks
- 346 – Compensation
- 347 – Merit System
- 348 – Work Schedules
- 349 – Hours of Work and Rest Breaks
- 350 – Time Records and Reporting
- 351 – Flextime and Telecommuting
- 352 – Family Medical and Leave Act (FMLA) Leave
- 353 – Sick Leave
- 354 – Leave Donation
- 355 – Vacation Leave
- 356 – Employee Recognition and Awards
- 357 – Employee Assistance Program
- 361 – Attendance, Absenteeism, and Tardiness
- 362 – Personal Appearance Standards
- 363 – Personal Telephone Calls/Use of Cell Phones
- 364 – Vendors on State Property
- 365 – Performance Management
- 366 – Licensure/Certification Verification and Maintenance
- 367 – Separation of Employment
- 368 – Anti-Bullying
- 373 – Temporary Modified Duty/Return to Work Program
- 374 – Trauma and Critical Incident Stress Management Intervention
- 375 – Work-Related Employee Injury or Illness
- 376 – Safety and Loss Control
- 377 – Employee/Visitor Medical Emergency
Legal
- 901 – Public Records
- 902 – Juvenile Sex Offender Registration
- 906 – Court Ordered Expungement or Sealing of Juvenile Records
- 907 – Juveniles Committed by a District Court
- 910 – Investigations-Administrative
Fiscal / Purchasing
- 200 – Travel
- 201 – Cell Phone and Data Plan Reimbursements
- 205 – Purchasing Card
- 230 – Use of Information Technology
- 250 – Purchasing and Contracts
- 252 – Fixed Asset Inventory
Community Involvement
Clinical Services
- 401 – Case Management for Juveniles
- 404 – Observation and Assessment Evaluations
- 407 – Risk Assessments
- 410 – Staging Juveniles
- 413 – Referrals for the Placement of Juveniles
- 419 – Referral for Clinical Services
- 425 – Developing a New Placement Contract
- 434 – Custody Review Board Referral Process
- 437 – Release of Juveniles from IDJC Custody
Critical Operations and Juvenile Safety
- 600 – Documentation of Incidents
- 601 – Reporting of Critical Incidents
- 603 – Use of Mechanical Restraints
- 604 – Special Management Interventions
- 608 – Juvenile Supervision
- 609 – Escape/Escape Attempts
- 614 – Investigations-PREA
- 622 – Riot Control
- 625 – Fire Safety
- 626 – Hostage Situation
Educational Services
- 501 – Education Mission and Philosophy
- 502 – Education Leadership Team
- 503 – Educational Program Evaluation
- 504 – Section 504 Administration
- 505 – Management and Retention of Educational Records
- 506 – School Curriculum and Learning Resources
- 507 – Standards for Instructional Time
- 508 – Classroom Management and Safety
- 509 – Grades and Progress Reporting
- 510 – Academic Homework
- 511 – Competency Testing
- 512 – Course of Study (DJC-194)
- 513 – Title 1 Part D Services
- 514 – English Learner (EL) Services
- 515 – GED Program
- 516 – Juniper Hills School Wellness
- 517 – Special Education and Related Services
- 518 – Education Records, Student Data Privacy, and Security
Facility Operations
- 620 – Contraband Detection and Disposition/Searches
- 621 – Duty Officer Responsibilities
- 641 – Transport of Juveniles
- 660 – Facility Operations Manuals
- 661 – Institutional Needs
- 662 – Staff and Visitor Meals
- 664 – Challenge Course
- 665 – Training Requirements
- 667 – Dining Area Management
- 680 – Firearms/Weapons and Use of Metal Detector
- 681 – Employee Family Members
- 682 – Videoing or Photographing Juveniles
- 683 – Use of Radios
- 684 – Drug Testing of Juveniles
- 685 – Key Control
- 686 – Control of Tools
- 687 – Digital Video Recording
Medical Services
- 801 – Access to Medical Care
- 802 – Coordination of Health Care
- 805 – Medical Policies, Procedures, Guidelines, and Quality Assurance
- 809 – Privacy of Medical Care
- 818 – Assistance with Medications Training
- 819 – Juveniles Prohibited as Health Care Workers
- 826 – Hospital and Specialized Ambulatory Care
- 827 – Health Assessment and Medical Clearance
- 828 – Basic Dental Care
- 831 – Healthy Lifestyle Promotion
- 833 – Intoxication and Withdrawal
- 834 – Prenatal Care
- 836 – Health Record Format and Contents
- 839 – Forensic Information
- 844 – Employee Tuberculosis Testing
Juvenile Rights and Responsibilities
- 671 – Juvenile Grievance
- 672 – Non-Discrimination of Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender, Intersex, and Questioning Juveniles
- 673 – Juvenile Disclosure of Criminal Activity/Abuse
- 674 – Correspondence and Communication: Telephone, Mail, and Visitation
- 675 – Privileged Communications
- 676 – Juvenile Clothing
- 677- Balanced and Restorative Justice
- 678 – Religious Services