Youth-In-Care (YIC)

Overview

Youth-In-Care education services at the Utah State Board of Education provides services and interventions for individuals under the age of 21 who are in Custody of or receiving services from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services or an equivalent Native American tribe, or who are being held in a juvenile detention facility.

Through contracts with local school districts, we provide educational administrative and support services for eligible students. The USBE YIC team facilitates equitable access to quality educational opportunities for Youth in Care to grow academically, socially, and emotionally toward future success.

YIC Director Calendar

Youth in Care (YIC) Meetings, Trainings, Conferences and Webinars SY2023-2024 (Google Doc)

Financial

Statewide Approved Indirect Cost Rates (Fiscal Year)
Utah State Board of Education Financial Operations Reporting

FY24 YIC Budget Adjustment Form
Google Form

Regulation

R277-709: Education Programs Serving Youth in Custody
Utah State Board of Education Administrative Rules

Title R547: Human Services, Juvenile Justice Services
Utah Office of Administrative Rules

Utah Coordinating Council for Youth In Care (UCCYIC)

Title 53E-3-503: Education of Individuals in Custody of or Receiving Services from Certain State Agencies, Establishment of Coordinating Council, Advisory Councils
The Utah Coordinating Council for Youth In Care was established by the Department of Human Services (DHS) and the Utah State Board of Education pursuant to a directive by the 1979 Utah State Legislature.

Utah Coordinating Council for Youth in Care (UCCYIC) Minutes
The Council operates under guidelines developed and approved by the two sponsoring state agencies, Department of Health and Human Services and the Utah State Board of Education.