The Hennepin County Home School is a state-licensed residential treatment center for adolescent male and female offenders ages 12 through 20 who are committed by the court. The campus is a safe and secure environment consisting of five 24-bed residential cottages, educational facilities, and an administration and services building.
A comprehensive range of medical and health care services are available to residents 24 hours a day on site or at the Hennepin County Medical Center.
Educational and vocational training offered at CHS augment evidence-based programming to improve offenders' ability to live productive lives when they return to their families and communities.
The links below provide more information about the interventions and programs offered and volunteer opportunities at the County Home School.
Education and Vocational Opportunities
Work and Community Service
Adolescent Female Treatment Program
Short-Term Adolescent Male Treatment Program
Juvenile Sex Offender Program
Transitional Living Center
Volunteering at CHS
CHS is a division of the Department of Community Corrections and Rehabilitation.
