MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility
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MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility is a correctional facility in Woodburn, Oregon. MacLaren incarcerates males from ages 13 to 25 who have committed crimes ranging from drug possession to shop lifting to murder.[citation needed]
One of MacLaren's most infamous residents was Kip Kinkel, who in 1998 murdered his two parents, as well as two students at his Springfield, Oregon, high school.
MacLaren is also the home of Project POOCH, a rehabilitation program that pairs inmates with dogs.
[edit] External links
- MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility official site
- Student-inmates at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility look toward their futures article from Statesman Journal
- Willamette Week article referencing MacLaren and Kip Kinkel
- PBS Article referencing Kinkel and MacLaren
- A History of Native American Boys Incarcerated at McLaren [sic]
- Statesman Journal article about the original site of McLaren [sic]
- Article about a small graveyard on McLaren[sic] property
- "From problem to pet: Project helps dogs, youths find new direction", Nancy Hill, The Portland Tribune, March 13, 2007
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