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SPECIALITY PROGRAMS
Call (800)227-3953
Court School (ACT Program)
A Serious Program That Treats You With Respect
Montana Court Schools are designed to teach you about the effects of alcohol and other drugs, and to help you make appropriate decisions about drinking, drug use, and driving. You have a choice about which court school to attend, and the State of Montana ensures that all program facilities follow the same course guidelines.
Why attend Court School at Rimrock Foundation?
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We treat you with respect and understanding. |
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We know the high emotional and financial cost of a D.U.I. arrest, and that you may be scared, angry, embarrassed. |
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We listen to your concerns and help you look at positive steps you can take to improve your situation. |
Professional Resources
The Rimrock Foundation Court School is the longest running court school in Montana, and has a reputation as being one of the finest. We draw on expertise developed over thirty years to provide each of our clients with an accurate assessment.
All of the professional resources of the Foundation enter into each evaluation and recommendation we make.
Our trained counseling staff are available to help you understand each step in this process.
What about Court School fees?
There is a court-assessed fee of $200 for the D.U.I. Court School at Rimrock Foundation. This is one of the lowest fees charged by court school facilities in Montana. You are expected to pay the fee in full at the Intake Session. If this is not possible, payment may be made in two installments.
Court School Schedule
Intake Session
First Wednesday, 3:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
You will be oriented to court school and its objectives and policies. You will be given a series of tests, and answer some assessment questions. There will also be an opportunity for a private interview session with our court school instructor.
Class Schedule
Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
You are required by law to attend four class sessions. The first three consist of a lecture, followed by a video presentation. At your fourth class you will have an opportunity to hear from a "victim's panel."
Exit Interview
By appointment
You will look at your own attitudes about drinking or drug use and your responsibility for your own actions. At this time, you and your instructor will review your test results and the Foundation's recommendations for you regarding your use of alcohol or drugs.
To enroll in Rimrock Foundation's Court School, call (800) 227-3953.
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