Orientation
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Aftercare
100

True or False: Orientation is 10 unearned days 

False

100

How many earned days does a youth need to pass level 1?

25

100

True or False: Level 2 is 24 earned days

False. Level 2 is 25 earned days

100

Match the definition to the Level 3 Expectation 

“Ability to regulate mood in an effective way”

A. Understand and Utilize Positive Coping Skills

B. Utilize Decision Making Skills

C. Ability to Self Direct

D. Demonstrate Positivity

A. Understand and Utilize Positive Coping Skills

100

True or False: Once youth completes their 90 earned days they are officially done with Day Treatment. 

False: Youth are required to complete at least 2 months of aftercare by Day Treatment 

200

Is “Treating self and others with care and concern” 

A. Participation 

B. Program Structure 

C. Respect

D. Safety

C. Respect

200

In order to advance to the next level what does a youth need to do and pass before they are considered that level

A Level Test 

200

An example that falls under the Demonstrate Communication Skills of level 2 is 

“No war stories” 

What does this mean?


No war stories means to not talk about past tragic events. 

While expressing things that have happened to us or around us can help us, it can also harm others. The classroom is not the place and can trigger other youth who might have had a similar experience. These stories are good to work through or share with trained experts like our therapist.

200

Why can it be harder to earn on Level 3?

There are more expectations from the youth

200

How many phases are there of aftercare?

2 Phases

300

True or False: Youth can not go into the negatives on Orientation level

False: Once a youth has earned 5 days on Orientation they can start going in the negatives due to unexcused absences, touching others, extreme behaviors, 3 Absences, etc 

300

Which expectation is not a Level 1 expectation?

A. Focus on Self

B. Accept Responsibility for Actions and Consequence 

C. Active Listening 

D. Leadership by Example

 

D. Leadership by Example 

This is a Level 3 expectation that requires youth to set a positive example to peers 

300

Arguing, inappropriate conversations, and negative comments to peers in a group are examples of what Expectation of level 2 that is being broken 

A. Ability to work in a team 

B. Ability to use communication skills

C. Ability to problem solve 

D. All the above 

D. All the above 

300

True or False: Youth are required to complete a graduation speech, make and present a presentation, complete an aftercare plan, make a list of support people, and enroll in school the last 10 days of level 3. If they don’t they have to stay an extra 5 days.

True

300

True or False: The aftercare specialist will call the youth 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) during phase 1.

False: It is the youths responsibility to call the aftercare specialist 3 times a week during phase 1 for their check in calls 

400

Match the definition to it’s expectation:

“Knowing and following program rules and schedule”

A. Responding to staff directions and redirections 

B. Program Structure 

C. Safety

D. Property Respect 

B. Program Structure 

400

Give an example of demonstrating positivity 

No complaining, No negative comments, Focusing on positive outcomes, Accepting changes, Optimism, Accepting decisions, Encouraging others, Respectful and Positive tone, etc. 

400

True or False: Ability to identify feelings and emotions is a Level 2 expectation

True

400

Level 3:

What does Initiative mean?


Doing things that need to be done without being told to 

400

Are youth required to participate in a extracurricular activity once they are in aftercare?

Yes, youth also have to maintain passing grades, and follow the rules of probation

500

On Orientation level, name 3 of the 6 expectations that are required for youth to meet in order to earn their segment

Respond to Staff Directions and Redirections.

Demonstrate Respect.

Demonstrate Property Respect.

Comply to Program Structure. 

Demonstrate Safety.

500

On Level 1, name 2 of the 6 expectations that are required for youth on this level

Abstinence from Alcohol and Drugs

Demonstrate Active Listening

Demonstrate Socially Acceptable Language and Conversations

Accept Staff Decisions 

Ability to Focus on Self 

Accept Responsibility for Actions and Consequences 

500

Level 2:

What does it mean to demonstrate the ability to utilize time management?

Using time wisely so that all tasks are completed efficiently 

500

Once a youth hits level 3 there are 6 expectations per level that is required from them, in total how many expectations are there?

24 

500

Phase 2 of aftercare requires youth to do what?

A. Call the aftercare specialist once a week and a in-person meeting once a week 

B. Answer the aftercare specialist phone calls twice a week and a in-person meeting every other week 

C. Call the aftercare specialist phone calls twice a week and a in-person meeting every other week

D. Answer the aftercare specialist phone calls once a week and a in-person meeting every week 

C. Call the aftercare specialist phone calls twice a week and a in-person meeting every other week

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