Which of the following impedes coordination between the juvenile courts' detention facilities and schools.

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Poor school records transfers inhibit the flow of information between juvenile courts' detention facilities and schools. When a juvenile is detained, it can be difficult to transfer information about their academic progress and needs to their detention facility. This can impede the coordination between the court and the school and make it more challenging to provide education to detained youth. State laws, teachers unions, and grade level standards may impact education in juvenile detention facilities, but they are not directly related to coordination between the courts and schools.

Which of the Following Impedes Coordination Between the Juvenile Courts