The Stoneleigh Foundation works to improve the outcomes for “young people impacted by violence as well as those in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems – or at risk of involvement in those systems”. They have compiled a wealth of resources for districts interested in learning more about or beginning to implement a youth court program.
Click below for links to training materials (including videos, for teachers, law professionals, students, and community members on the essential skills for running a youth court), a Youth Court Coordinator’s Manual, and lesson plans.
Training Materials Coordinator’s Manual Lesson Plans
Data-Driven Decision-Making 
Increasing Post-School Success through Interagency Collaboration 
How Can We Improve Deeper Learning for Students with Disabilities? 
Positive Classroom Management: Creating an Environment for Learning 
Self-Determination Skills Empower Students of All Ages 
Fidelity of Implementation: What is it and Why does it Matter? 
Rethinking Classroom Assessment 
A Three-Step Approach to Identifying Developmentally Appropriate Practices 
Transforming Evidence-Based Practices into Usable Innovations: A Case Study with SRSD