Pathway Corrections

Programs

Classes and programs that meet the court's requirements — and change lives.

We provide services to all state courts, with attendance and completion reporting to supervising officers. Confirm program acceptance and requirements with your referring court before enrolling.

DUI / DWI Education

12–36 hours · Level I & II

  • State-certified curriculum accepted by courts and DMV
  • Alcohol & drug risk assessment included
  • Day, evening and weekend classes, in person or live online
  • Completion certificate sent directly to your court or probation officer

Anger Management

8, 16, 26 or 52 weeks

  • Cognitive-behavioral skills for handling conflict
  • Domestic violence intervention track available
  • Small groups led by licensed facilitators
  • Progress reports for attorneys and judges

NA / AA Meetings

Daily meetings · free

  • On-site 12-step meetings morning and evening
  • Sponsor matching for new members
  • Signed attendance sheets for court requirements
  • Family support groups (Al-Anon / Nar-Anon) weekly

Jobs & Reentry

Rolling enrollment

  • Resume writing, mock interviews and work clothes
  • Forklift, OSHA-10, ServSafe and CDL prep certifications
  • Partnerships with second-chance employers
  • Help with ID, Social Security cards and transportation passes

Program fees

Tier 1

$2,434

Program fee: $2,434.

Tier 2

$1,550

Program fee: $1,550.

Tier 3

Hardship application

Tell us what your family can provide. The finance department reviews the application and determines the approved amount.

Apply for hardship

Rewards & incentives for completing your program

Finishing your program pays off. This includes participants attending under a court order: completion certificates and official court compliance verification letters include the authorized staff member's printed name, title, signature and date.

Certificate of Completion

A signed certificate documenting your name, completed program, completion date and required hours or sessions. Court-ordered participants can submit it to their court, probation officer or DMV; acceptance depends on the receiving agency's requirements.

Court Compliance Letter

An official letter signed and dated by authorized program staff, verifying completed program requirements. For court-ordered participants, it references the court order or case number and can be provided to the court, attorney or probation officer. The court determines whether its order has been satisfied.

Fee Reductions

Graduates receive reduced monitoring and program fees, and may qualify for additional Hardship Program relief.

Early Monitoring Removal

Strong compliance earns a formal recommendation to the court for early removal of your ankle monitor or interlock device.

Enrolling is simple

Call (800) 555-0142 or bring your court order to any office. Fees can be reduced through our Hardship Program, and NA/AA meetings are always free.