Laura Peace

Supervisor: District Attorney Erleigh Norville Wiley

Ewiley@Kaufmancounty.net

C (469) 595-1154 or W (469) 376-4760

• Improved juvenile probation outcomes by implementing evidence-based practices and individualized case management plans.
• Enhanced community safety by closely monitoring and supervising juveniles on probation, ensuring compliance with court-ordered conditions.
• Strengthened family dynamics for successful rehabilitation by providing resources and support to both juveniles and their families.
• Reduced recidivism rates through targeted interventions and appropriate referrals to community-based programs.
• Conducted thorough assessments of juvenile offenders to determine risk levels, needs, and appropriate supervision strategies.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to ensure a comprehensive approach in addressing the needs of youth under supervision.
• Facilitated skill-building workshops for youth under supervision, promoting personal growth and improved decision-making abilities.
• Assisted young people in developing realistic goals for their future while supporting them throughout the process of achieving those objectives.
• Testified in court proceedings as needed, providing clear recommendations based on thorough evaluations and knowledge of best practices in juvenile justice.
• Established positive rapport with juveniles under supervision, fostering trust and open communication while maintaining professional boundaries.

Supervisor: Honorable Mike Chitty, Retired District Court Judge, 422 District Court of Kaufman County

BMChitty@aol.com; C (214) 537-7656

• Taught Developmental and General Psychology and during various semesters from 1994 to 2010.
• Fostered positive classroom environment by promoting open communication, teamwork, and respect among students from diverse backgrounds.
• Evaluated student progress through regular assessments, adjusting teaching strategies to address individual needs and improve overall performance.
• Provided mentorship and career guidance for students pursuing internships or employment in criminal justice field after graduation.

• Dallas Child Guidance contract Convener for CPS Permanency Placement Team meetings
• Family and Individual Counseling (accepted CPS referrals as well as truancy and misdemeanor assault referrals from local courts)
• Mobil Crisis Team contract provider (NTBHA)
• Foster Care case management, training and placement specialist
• Intake assessments for MHMR Navarro and Ellis Counties
• Managed caseload of diverse clients, tailoring interventions to meet their unique needs and goals.
• Improved client outcomes through implementation of effective crisis intervention strategies during high-risk situations.

Supervisor: Kaufman County Child Welfare Board, Erleigh Norville Wiley

• Built relationships with donors, government officials and other organizations to secure funding and support for organization.
• Created succession plans to provide continuity of operations during leadership transitions.
• Re-established and maintained state license and contract compliance
• Oversaw building safe playground space
• Created advocacy program for all residents to ensure their educational, emotional, psychological, physical and medical needs were addressed.