Oakview Juvenile Residential Center
Oakview Juvenile Residential Center (OJRC) is one of the Ohio Department of Youth Services' twelve community corrections facilities. The program began in 1994 as a ten bed group home and was expanded in 2005 to encompass a new state-of-the-art 24 bed facility.
Admissions
Youth may only be placed in Oakview by a juvenile court upon being adjudicated as a felony offender.
Oakview Quick Points
- Opened in 1994
- State-of-the-art 24 Bed Facility
- Adjudicated juvenile felony offenders from Ohio
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Learn More About Oakview
Watch a short video to learn more about Oakview's facility, programs and goals.
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Oakview Juvenile Residential Center
The Oakview Juvenile Residential Center is a 24-bed residential facility, which houses adjudicated male felony offenders between ages 12-17.
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Academics
Academic Content standards are taught as they relate to the Ohio Graduation Test, as well as the Ohio 7th and 8th grade Achievement Tests.
School
Academic Content standards are taught as they relate to the Ohio Graduation Test, as well as the Ohio 7th and 8th grade Achievement Tests. The subject areas taught include: OGT Math, OGT Science, OGT Language Arts, and OGT Social Studies. Health and Physical Education are also included in the curriculum.
Contact Us
Phone: (740) 695-3500
Toll Free: (888) 832-7502
Fax: (740) 695-3564
Information
For more information on Oakview, please download or request our information packet.
