Facility profile Arizona
Canyon State Academy
Formerly Arizona Boys Ranch (1949 to 1998)source
Canyon State Academy is a residential treatment center in Queen Creek, Arizona, operated by Rite of Passage, Inc. It has operated since 1998.
About Canyon State Academy
It was taken over by Rite of Passage.source It was run by Rite of Passage (for-profit management company); nonprofit run by a Board of Directors.source
It had a Sycamore Canyon Academy, second location in Oracle, AZ.source It had 6 more ranches in Arizona including Oracle, Payson, Williams.source
Also drawn on: The Arizona Republic, "Pattern of abuse' 'Pattern of abuse' Institution won't close, chief vows".
Survivor testimony
What people who lived or worked here say happened. Survivors' own words are published with their permission; forum accounts are what was posted publicly and are reported as claims, not findings.
Reported on survivor forums
- Fornits: deadly restraints, not for the faint at heart (2003-2006, 17 posts)
- Fornits: Behavior Modification: Persuasion, Manipulation, and Coercio (2004, 13 posts)
- Fornits: Right of Passage? (2004, 1 post)
- Fornits: Death at Appalachian Wilderness Camp (2005, 2 posts)
- Fornits: Brat Camp/the dark side (2005, 7 posts)
- Fornits: Elliot Sainer?s Empire: AEG: Riding the Wave of (2006-2007, 5 posts)
- Fornits: Gina Score's story and that of a pathetic nation (2007, 4 posts)
- Fornits: Disturbing Revelation (2009, 1 post)
- Fornits: Canyon State Academy ready for 2nd name change ? (2021, 1 post)
Timeline
From the records: who ran it and the deals that moved it, its names, and the deaths, incidents, inspection findings, lawsuits and news stories on file. Point at an event, or tap "More about this", for the details.
1971
Investigation
In 1971 the Boys Ranch was criticized for harsh corporal punishment and Arizona CPS began keeping an eye on it.
Investigation
1994
Lorenzo Johnson, 17, died here
Drowned during escape attempt
Lorenzo Johnson, 17, died here June 27, 1994
Death
In 1994 a 17-year-old resident drowned in a canal during what staff called an escape attempt; officials ruled it accidental but his mother suggested he may have been murdered.
Death
Death
A youth died on June 27, 1994 at Arizona Boys Ranch, per a memorial page HEAL links.
Death June 27, 1994
1995
Investigation
In 1995 Alameda County, California withdrew 67 boys after half claimed abuse and its juvenile court concluded there was systematic abuse; the ranch also fired...
Investigation
In 1995 Alameda County, California withdrew 67 boys after half claimed abuse and its juvenile court concluded there was systematic abuse; the ranch also fired two employees who struck a 15-year-old 25 to 30 times.
1998
Opened in Queen Creek, Arizona
Nicholaus Contreras, 16, died here
Restraint
Nicholaus Contreras, 16, died here March 2, 1998
Death
On March 2, 1998 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz died at Arizona Boys Ranch of empyema after being forced to exercise as punishment and denied medical...
Death March 2, 1998
On March 2, 1998 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz died at Arizona Boys Ranch of empyema after being forced to exercise as punishment and denied medical attention; DES concluded he died of abuse and neglect.
License action
On August 27, 1998 Arizona DES denied the ranch an operating license, which was reinstated by October 7.
License action August 27, 1998
Criminal charge
In October 1998 an Arizona grand jury indicted five former staff on child abuse and manslaughter charges over a resident's death; 17 former staff were placed...
Criminal charge October 1998
In October 1998 an Arizona grand jury indicted five former staff on child abuse and manslaughter charges over a resident's death; 17 former staff were placed on the Arizona Child Abuser Directory.
Investigation Exposes Lack of Oversight and Pervasive Use of Physical Restraints in California's Out-of-State Youth Placements
The Sacramento Bee: The Bee's 1998 series on California sending its young people to out-of-state camps with little oversight, begun after Nicholaus Contreraz died at Arizona Boys Ranch.
Investigation Exposes Lack of Oversight and Pervasive Use of Physical Restraints in California's Out-of-State Youth Placements June 28, 1998
An investigative report reveals that California relies heavily on out-of-state private juvenile programs with minimal state oversight or regulation. The investigation highlights widespread practices of physical restraint and forced exercise, and examines systemic issues surrounding juvenile placements following the...
1999
Lawsuit
A $3 million settlement was paid to the mother of the boy who died in 1998.
Lawsuit
2000
Incident
HEAL compiled police complaints involving Canyon State Academy, Rite of Passage and Arizona Boys Ranch from January 2000 to December 2013, including alleged...
Incident 2000-2013
HEAL compiled police complaints involving Canyon State Academy, Rite of Passage and Arizona Boys Ranch from January 2000 to December 2013, including alleged sexual assault of minors, child abuse and missing persons.
An Investigation into Military-Style Juvenile Boot Camps and the Death of Gina Score
Mother Jones: Gina Score, 14, collapsed on a run at a South Dakota state boot camp and died of heatstroke while staff took her collapse for defiance. Bruce Selcraig's account of the camp and the system around it.
An Investigation into Military-Style Juvenile Boot Camps and the Death of Gina Score November 1, 2000
Gina Score, a 14-year-old placed in state custody at a military-style juvenile boot camp in South Dakota, suffered a fatal heatstroke after collapsing during a mandatory run while staff delayed seeking medical attention, mistaking her medical emergency for non-compliance.
2003
Sexual abuse
In February 2003 a 26-year-old female employee was placed on leave after allegations she had sex with a 16-year-old student.
Sexual abuse February 2003
2009
Arrest
On June 24, 2009 eleven students were arrested on aggravated assault charges after a brawl involving students and staff.
Arrest June 24, 2009
2015
Restraint
The Maryland Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit's third quarter 2015 report cited two occasions when boys sent by Maryland DJS to Canyon State were significantly...
Restraint
The Maryland Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit's third quarter 2015 report cited two occasions when boys sent by Maryland DJS to Canyon State were significantly injured during restraints, one with a compression fracture to the back.
2020
Unknown, 17, died here
Found unresponsive on campus and pronounced dead at the hospital; cause not released
Unknown, 17, died here January 2020
Death
A 17-year-old Canyon State Academy student died on January 21, 2020 after being found unresponsive; the cause was undetermined and the investigation ongoing...
Death January 21, 2020
A 17-year-old Canyon State Academy student died on January 21, 2020 after being found unresponsive; the cause was undetermined and the investigation ongoing, per the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
2022
Unknown, 16, died here
Overdose
Unknown, 16, died here October 3, 2022
As Arizona Boys Ranch
It was ordered closed (1998-09-02) per news report: The Sacramento Bee, "Boys Ranch removes controversial director: Its board makes last bid to keep license", 1998-09-02.source
Deaths on record
Incidents on record
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1971 Investigation
In 1971 the Boys Ranch was criticized for harsh corporal punishment and Arizona CPS began keeping an eye on it.source
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1994 Death
In 1994 a 17-year-old resident drowned in a canal during what staff called an escape attempt; officials ruled it accidental but his mother suggested he may have been murdered.source
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June 27, 1994 Death
A youth died on June 27, 1994 at Arizona Boys Ranch, per a memorial page HEAL links.source
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1995 Investigation
In 1995 Alameda County, California withdrew 67 boys after half claimed abuse and its juvenile court concluded there was systematic abuse; the ranch also fired two employees who struck a 15-year-old 25 to 30 times.source
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March 2, 1998 Death
On March 2, 1998 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz died at Arizona Boys Ranch of empyema after being forced to exercise as punishment and denied medical attention; DES concluded he died of abuse and neglect.source 1, source 2, source 3
News coverage
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Team of experts to rewrite boys ranch code of conduct
The article reports that Arizona Boys Ranch faced scrutiny after the death of a 16‑year‑old resident, Nicholaus Contreraz, who died of a lung infection at a satellite camp near Tucson. Investigations revealed staff brutality, including forced exercise as punishment, leading to criminal indictments and a federal probe. In response, the ranch has appointed a five‑member expert team to revise its code of conduct and address oversight and safety concerns.
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Arizona Boys Ranch Employees Plead Not Guilty to Manslaughter and Child Abuse Charges
Five employees of the Arizona Boys Ranch pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and child abuse charges following the death of a 16-year-old resident who died after reportedly being subjected to forced labor and punishment while experiencing a severe medical condition. Investigators found that staff members dismissed the youth's symptoms, resulting in an investigation that substantiated abuse or neglect by 17 employees and led to significant operational restructuring at the facility.
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5 Indicted in Death at Arizona Youth Ranch
An Arizona grand jury indicted five former employees of the Arizona Boys Ranch, including four staff members and a nurse, following the March 2 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz at the facility. The indictments allege criminal conduct related to the youth's physical punishment and medical neglect, events that subsequently prompted increased regulatory oversight, license denials, and the closure of multiple campus sites.
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Five Former Arizona Boys Ranch Employees Indicted in Death of 16-Year-Old Resident
An Arizona grand jury indicted five former employees of the Arizona Boys Ranch, including a nurse and four work specialists, following the March 1998 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz. The defendants face charges of child abuse and manslaughter after allegedly ignoring the teenager's medical complaints, subjecting him to physical punishment despite illness, and failing to provide appropriate medical care.
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Boys Ranch exec on leave--Institution's administrators say relicensing is their goal
Following the death of a 16-year-old resident and subsequent findings of abuse and neglect by state regulators, Arizona Boys Ranch President Bob Thomas was placed on administrative leave. The state Department of Economic Security previously denied the institution's operating license renewal, prompting the facility to seek an appeal while facing multiple investigations by law enforcement and social services agencies.
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Boys Ranch removes controversial director: Its board makes last bid to keep license
In an effort to retain its operating license following state findings of egregious abuses, the Arizona Boys Ranch board of directors removed its longtime president, Bob Thomas, and placed him on internal leave. Regulators previously determined that employee behavior at the facility directly contributed to the death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz, prompting investigations, a suspension of placements by California agencies, and license revocation proceedings.
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Arizona moves against Boys Ranch
The Arizona Department of Economic Security cited repeated abuse and neglect at Arizona Boys Ranch, including actions by 17 employees that led to the death of a 16‑year‑old youth. Regulators denied the ranch’s license renewal and banned the implicated staff from other state programs. The ranch’s president defended the program while the state prepared to shut it down if reforms were not implemented.
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State denies license renewal for Arizona Boys Ranch after youth death
State officials denied a license renewal for Arizona Boys Ranch after an investigation documented multiple violations and the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz. The Department of Economic Security cited a pattern of abuse and neglect, and the facility faces possible shutdown pending appeal.
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Arizona Boys Ranch Loses License | AP News
State investigators determined that employees at Arizona Boys Ranch abused and neglected 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz, leading to his death after forced exercise. The Arizona Department of Economic Security revoked the facility's license, noting that staff responsible were terminated or resigned.
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Arizona officials to let Boys Ranch license expire
Arizona officials announced that the Arizona Boys Ranch would not receive a new license, following a 4,000‑page investigation that uncovered allegations of staff misconduct and medical neglect. The decision came after the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz, who died of a lung infection while at the ranch. The agency will allow the license to expire, giving the ranch 30 days to address the findings before potential closure.
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California Attorney General to Assist in Investigation of Youth's Death at Arizona Facility
California Attorney General Dan Lungren announced plans to assist an understaffed Arizona prosecutor in investigating the death of a Sacramento youth at the Arizona Boys Ranch. The criminal probe involves multiple challenges, including locating witnesses who have returned to California and examining broader allegations of institutional abuse dating back to 1994.
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Arizona Boys Ranch death investigation and request for California AG assistance
The Pinal County Attorney requested assistance from California Attorney General Dan Lungren to investigate the March 3 death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz at the Arizona Boys Ranch camp. The investigation faces resource constraints, and officials seek additional support to interview other youths present at the facility.
11 more articles
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Youth camp probe urged: House members call on GAO
Six Democratic members of Congress requested a General Accounting Office investigation into the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz at the Arizona Boys Ranch and broader oversight of out‑of‑state placement programs. The request follows multiple state and federal investigations into alleged mistreatment, physical and mental abuse, and medical neglect at the facility.
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Federal probe into death of 16‑year‑old at Arizona Boys Ranch
The article reports that the U.S. Justice Department has launched a criminal probe into the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz at the Arizona Boys Ranch. The investigation follows a state inquiry that identified medical neglect and abusive treatment as contributing factors, leading to a funding freeze for California youths in the program. The piece also describes protests by parents and ongoing licensing and oversight inquiries.
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The Sacramento Bee: Who's Guarding the Kids? Lungren is asked to look into death at boys ranch: Arizona authorities' investigation stalled
Following the death of a 16-year-old Sacramento resident at the Arizona Boys Ranch, a California congressman requested that the state attorney general intervene due to delays in the local criminal investigation. Investigations by California and Arizona agencies identified mistreatment, abuse, and medical neglect at the facility, prompting California to halt funding for youth placements.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Lawmaker urges youth ranch alternatives: Opposes sending young offenders out of state
California lawmakers are calling for an end to sending juvenile offenders to out‑of‑state ranch programs after the death of a 16‑year‑old at Arizona Boys Ranch. The state is reviewing oversight and licensing standards for such facilities and seeking alternatives that keep youths within California. The move follows an investigative report that criticized the ranch’s use of physical force and humiliating discipline.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Abuses at ranch detailed: State's report rips Arizona boys facility
A California Department of Social Services investigation found that staff at Arizona Boys Ranch engaged in physical restraint, humiliating punishments, and medical neglect, contributing to the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz. The report criticized the ranch’s hiring and training practices, leading to the closure of the facility and the withdrawal of state funding for placements. The findings also prompted broader scrutiny of California’s use of out‑of‑state juvenile programs.
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California Halts Funding for Arizona Boys Ranch Following Investigation into Youth's Death
California officials announced the cessation of state funding for placements at the Arizona Boys Ranch following an investigation into the March 2 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz. State reports cited widespread excessive physical restraint, medical neglect, and abusive treatment by facility staff, prompting legislative proposals for increased oversight of out-of-state youth programs.
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ARIZONA BOYS RANCH INVESTIGATION COMPLETE--Department of Social Services Makes Decisions on Funding
Following an investigation into the death of Nicholaus Contreraz, the California Department of Social Services determined that medical neglect and physical abuse contributed to the fatality. The review found widespread excessive use of physical restraint and hands-on confrontations by staff, leading the state to suspend foster care funding and placements.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Oversight of other states is urged
California lawmakers and officials expressed concern over the lack of oversight for youths placed in out‑of‑state reform programs. A Senate bill would require California to inspect and license such facilities and mandate reporting of abuse allegations. The investigation highlighted the use of physical force in some programs and the death of a California youth at Arizona Boys Ranch.
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Last Chance Ranch: Apology, tough line in wake of death
The article reports that the Arizona Boys Ranch president apologized for the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz, who died from a lung infection while forced to perform push‑ups. Investigations revealed that Contreraz had been ill for weeks and was subjected to physical force and inadequate medical care. The ranch has faced multiple allegations of staff misconduct and safety violations, prompting regulatory scrutiny and calls for licensing review.
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Investigation Report: Death of Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch
Sheriff's department records detail the 1998 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz at the Arizona Boys Ranch. Staff reported that Contreraz collapsed during physical training and exhibited medical distress, and medical examiners subsequently identified severe infections and physical injuries.
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Seen 'n Heard, 4/1998 - Short news clips about Special Schools & Programs
The article reports on a series of brief news items concerning various residential programs and related legislative proposals, including the death of an adjudicated youth at Arizona Boys Ranch and a California bill to create a new Juvenile Services Facility license category. It also notes expansions, staffing changes, and new program offerings at several private schools and treatment centers across the United States.
1 article about celebrities and viral stories
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Frank Kush's New Role at Arizona Boys Ranch
The article reports on former Arizona State football coach Frank Kush's appointment as executive administrator at Arizona Boys Ranch, a private residential agency for at‑risk youth, and his subsequent involvement with a nearby reform school. It recounts allegations of abuse and misconduct at the ranch, including physical restraint and harsh disciplinary practices, and references lawsuits and investigations by state authorities. The piece also highlights the experiences of former athletes who were impacted by Kush's coaching and the broader context of juvenile justice oversight.
As Canyon State Academy
Incidents on record
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August 27, 1998 License action
On August 27, 1998 Arizona DES denied the ranch an operating license, which was reinstated by October 7.source
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October 1998 Criminal charge
In October 1998 an Arizona grand jury indicted five former staff on child abuse and manslaughter charges over a resident's death; 17 former staff were placed on the Arizona Child Abuser Directory.source
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1999 Lawsuit
A $3 million settlement was paid to the mother of the boy who died in 1998.source
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2000-2013 Incident
HEAL compiled police complaints involving Canyon State Academy, Rite of Passage and Arizona Boys Ranch from January 2000 to December 2013, including alleged sexual assault of minors, child abuse and missing persons.source
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February 2003 Sexual abuse
In February 2003 a 26-year-old female employee was placed on leave after allegations she had sex with a 16-year-old student.source
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June 24, 2009 Arrest
On June 24, 2009 eleven students were arrested on aggravated assault charges after a brawl involving students and staff.source
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2015 Restraint
The Maryland Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit's third quarter 2015 report cited two occasions when boys sent by Maryland DJS to Canyon State were significantly injured during restraints, one with a compression fracture to the back.source
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January 21, 2020 Death
A 17-year-old Canyon State Academy student died on January 21, 2020 after being found unresponsive; the cause was undetermined and the investigation ongoing, per the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.source
News coverage
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An Investigation into Military-Style Juvenile Boot Camps and the Death of Gina Score
Gina Score, 14, collapsed on a run at a South Dakota state boot camp and died of heatstroke while staff took her collapse for defiance. Bruce Selcraig's account of the camp and the system around it.
Gina Score, a 14-year-old placed in state custody at a military-style juvenile boot camp in South Dakota, suffered a fatal heatstroke after collapsing during a mandatory run while staff delayed seeking medical attention, mistaking her medical emergency for non-compliance. The incident prompted wider scrutiny of systemic abuses within state-run military-style juvenile programs, including physical restraints, isolation, and punitive disciplinary methods.
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Investigation Exposes Lack of Oversight and Pervasive Use of Physical Restraints in California's Out-of-State Youth Placements
The Bee's 1998 series on California sending its young people to out-of-state camps with little oversight, begun after Nicholaus Contreraz died at Arizona Boys Ranch.
An investigative report reveals that California relies heavily on out-of-state private juvenile programs with minimal state oversight or regulation. The investigation highlights widespread practices of physical restraint and forced exercise, and examines systemic issues surrounding juvenile placements following the death of a sixteen-year-old at an out-of-state facility.
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Queen Creek police investigating alleged assault at Desert Lily Academy
Christopher Allen, a 48-year-old staff member at Desert Lily Academy in Queen Creek, Arizona, was arrested on September 4, 2025, and charged with two counts of sexual conduct with a minor following a reported sexual assault involving a juvenile resident. Police report responding to over 2,000 calls at this facility and its companion boys' school, Canyon State Academy, over the past three years, including reports of various incidents and mental health crises.
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Canyon State Academy employee accused of assault, arrested at school in Queen Creek
An employee at Canyon State Academy was arrested at the school on suspicion of assault, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage following an incident at a local business. According to police and arrest records, the employee became involved in a dispute with a manager over an order and damaged the manager's cellphone.
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Police Records Detail Allegations of Staff Assaults at Queen Creek Residential Facility
Police records and Department of Child Safety documentation from Canyon State Academy in Arizona detail multiple incidents of staff members physically assaulting students during restraints and altercations. Several staff members faced criminal charges, including aggravated assault, while state agencies and law enforcement reviewed institutional oversight and training protocols.
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Canyon State Academy Addresses Safety Concerns Amid High Volume of Police Calls and Resident Death
Canyon State Academy, a private residential school for at-risk youth operated by Rite of Passage, LLC, faced scrutiny following a resident's death by a suspected drug overdose and hundreds of police service calls regarding missing persons and assaults. Former students reported punitive conditions and strict monitoring protocols, while local officials raised concerns about safety and repeated incidents of youth leaving the facility without authorization.
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Canyon State Academy addresses concerns after recent teen death, hundreds of calls for service
Canyon State Academy, a private residential school and group home in Arizona owned by Rite of Passage, faced increased scrutiny following a death by suspected drug overdose and hundreds of police calls for service. Former students reported punitive environments and facility exits without authorization, while records indicated numerous calls regarding missing persons, assaults, and other incidents.
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Parent Calls for Regulatory Changes at Queen Creek Youth Facility Following Student Death
Following a death by overdose at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek, Arizona, a foster parent raised concerns regarding environmental conditions and oversight at the facility. Records indicate the facility previously lost its operating license under a prior name following a state investigation into another fatality in 1998.
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Former student describes experiences at Queen Creek school following teen boy's death
A former student of Canyon State Academy recounted negative experiences at the school and expressed that the recent death of a teen student was not unexpected. The account was reported by WBRC following the incident at the Queen Creek facility.
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Student Fatally Overdoses at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek
A 16-year-old student at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek, Arizona, died following a medical emergency involving an overdose. Two other students were hospitalized and later medically cleared, while local law enforcement and facility officials investigated the incident.
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Student Death by Overdose Under Investigation at Canyon State Academy
Police responded to Canyon State Academy following reports of three students experiencing medical emergencies, resulting in the death of a 16-year-old student from a suspected overdose. Preliminary reports suggest the substances may have been provided by family members, and the incident remains under active investigation by law enforcement.
39 more articles
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17-Year-Old Student Dies Following Medical Emergency at Canyon State Academy
A 17-year-old student at Canyon State Academy died after being found unresponsive at the facility and transported to a hospital. The Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office has not yet determined the cause of death, and an investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office remains ongoing.
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17-year-old student pronounced dead after being found unresponsive at Queen Creek school
A 17-year-old student enrolled at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek, Arizona, was found unresponsive on campus late Tuesday night. Emergency personnel provided life‑saving measures and transported the individual to a hospital, where the person was pronounced dead. The cause of death has not been released and the incident remains under investigation.
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Uprising at juvenile camp leads sheriff to call for changes
A riot at the Rite of Passage Silver State Academy in Yerington, Nevada, resulted in two buildings being set on fire, injuries to four staff members, and the temporary escape of ten youths. The incident prompted the local sheriff to call for increased safety measures and oversight of the facility. Investigations are underway by state and tribal authorities.
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Riot at Rite of Passage leads to fires, escapes
A riot occurred on Saturday night at the Rite of Passage Silver State Academy youth facility near Yerington, Nevada, resulting in two structure fires and the escape of ten residents. Six escapees were later apprehended, while four remained at large; no injuries were reported.
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Oracle residents’ concerns confirmed with spike in violence since UAC arrival
The article reports an increase in violent incidents at Sycamore Canyon Academy following the placement of unaccompanied alien children. A 74‑year‑old staff member was assaulted by a juvenile inmate, leading to police intervention and the juvenile’s booking on aggravated assault charges. Local officials cited a lack of security and oversight as contributing factors to the rise in violence.
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2 runaways returned to Oracle’s Sycamore Canyon Academy
On August 23, 2014, two juveniles who had left Sycamore Canyon Academy in Oracle, Arizona, were located by a Pinal County deputy and returned to the facility. The incident was reported amid community concerns about the recent placement of unaccompanied alien children at the privately operated academy.
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11 Students Arrested Following Altercation at Canyon State Academy
Eleven students at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek were arrested on aggravated assault charges following a physical altercation involving students and staff. According to law enforcement, deputies responded to a large fight in classrooms and hallways where some individuals used improvised weapons, resulting in minor injuries and subsequent arrests or detention center placements.
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Congressional Testimony Details Abuse and Deaths at Youth Boot Camps
During congressional testimony, parents and Government Accountability Office officials detailed thousands of allegations of abuse and multiple deaths at youth residential programs and boot camps. Lawmakers and investigators highlighted systemic issues including inadequate training, medical neglect, and poor program management, prompting calls for increased federal oversight and state regulation.
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Canyon State Academy Employee Investigated for Alleged Misconduct With Student
A female employee at Canyon State Academy in Queen Creek, Arizona, was placed on administrative leave following allegations of sexual misconduct with a 16-year-old student. The allegations emerged during a police investigation after the student was arrested following an incident in Phoenix. State officials and local law enforcement confirmed an active investigation into the matter.
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Death of Teen at Arizona Boys Ranch and Legal Proceedings
The article reports on the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch and the subsequent legal proceedings. Charges against staff, including nurse Linda Babb, were dismissed after expert witnesses withdrew or revised their opinions. The letter from Candice Takeuchi expresses frustration over the lack of accountability for the teen's death.
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Judge dismisses child abuse charges against Boys Ranch workers
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge dismissed felony child abuse charges against two former Boys Ranch workers after prosecutors concluded they could not be linked to the injuries of a 16‑year‑old who died in 1998. The facility, a paramilitary boot camp for troubled youths, had previously faced murder charges and later closed amid investigations.
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Mother of dead boy reaches settlement with Boys Ranch
A mother received more than $1 million in civil settlements after her 16‑year‑old son died at a juvenile detention camp in Arizona. The boy, Nicholaus Contreraz, died from an undiagnosed infection after being forced to perform rigorous exercises by staff who accused him of playing sick. Criminal charges of child abuse are pending against three staff members of the camp.
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Civil Settlements Reached in Death of Resident at Arizona Boys Ranch
The mother of a 16-year-old resident who died at Boys Ranch in 1998 reached civil settlements totaling over $1 million with the State of Arizona, the facility, and Sacramento County. An autopsy and reports indicated the youth died from an undiagnosed infection after staff members allegedly forced him to perform rigorous exercise while accusing him of malingering. Criminal child abuse charges were subsequently filed against three facility staff members, and placements and funding were suspended by California authorities.
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Former Arizona Boys Ranch Staff Face Court Proceedings in Teen's Death
A Pima County Superior Court judge ordered a former nurse and two former staff members at the Arizona Boys Ranch to face criminal charges in connection with the 1998 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz. The nurse is charged with manslaughter and reckless child abuse after failing to diagnose a severe lung infection, while two other former workers face child abuse charges. Murder charges against all five originally indicted ex-workers were dismissed by the judge, though state child protective services pursued administrative actions related to a pattern of abuse and neglect at the facility.
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Charges dropped, for now, in death of Boys Ranch teen
A Pinal County prosecutor’s office agreed to dismiss manslaughter and child‑abuse charges against five former Arizona Boys Ranch employees in connection with the death of a 16‑year‑old teen. The charges will be re‑presented in a preliminary hearing after the court identified procedural errors in the grand jury indictment. The teen died after being forced to exercise at the paramilitary boot camp, with an autopsy indicating an undiagnosed lung condition.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? County unveils youth-home reforms
Following a legislative overhaul and investigative reporting into systemic flaws within California's juvenile placement system, Sacramento County officials proposed local reforms. The package includes establishing a residential assessment center, increasing local monitoring of group homes, and implementing stricter evaluation protocols for placing troubled youths.
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Arizona Boys Ranch Settlement Allows Continued Operation
The Arizona Boys Ranch remained operational after the state Department of Economic Security reached a settlement requiring a zero‑tolerance abuse policy, an ombudsman, and program reforms. The settlement follows the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz, who died of cardiac arrest while being forced to exercise, and the indictment of five staff members on manslaughter and child‑abuse charges.
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Boys Ranch negotiating new license
Arizona Boys Ranch is negotiating a license renewal with the Arizona Department of Economic Security after the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz, who collapsed while being physically restrained during forced exercise. The agreement requires policy changes, staffing reforms, and oversight measures before the facility can reapply for licensure.
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Arizona Boys Ranch Staff Indicted In Teen's Death -- Five, Including Nurse, Face Abuse Charges After 16-Year-Old Died
A grand jury indicted five former employees of Arizona Boys Ranch on charges of child abuse and manslaughter in connection with the March 2 death of 16-year-old Nicholaus Contreraz. The teen died after being forced to continue rigorous exercise despite complaints of illness, and the medical examiner reported multiple infections and injuries. The case has prompted legislative and regulatory changes affecting the facility.
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Investigation Details Fatal Medical and Physical Abuse of Resident at Arizona Boys Ranch
Nicholaus Contreraz, a 16-year-old resident at Arizona Boys Ranch, died from an untreated medical condition compounded by severe physical abuse and systemic neglect by facility staff. State regulators subsequently refused to renew the facility's operating license, and investigations by state and county authorities examined the staff's actions leading up to the death.
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Department of Economic Security Proposes Allegations Against Arizona Boys Ranch Employees Following Death
Following an investigation into the death of Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch, the Department of Economic Security proposed child abuse and neglect allegations against seventeen former employees. The proposed allegations include contributing to the death of a child, inflicting bodily injuries, failing to treat a life-threatening medical condition, and failure of a custodian to protect a child.
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Arizona Boys Ranch President Acknowledges Management Failures Following Resident's Death
Following the death of a 16-year-old resident at the Arizona Boys Ranch, the facility's president admitted to management and staff failures during an interview with Child Protective Services investigators. State regulators subsequently denied the facility's operating license due to documented patterns of abuse and neglect.
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State Denies License Renewal for Arizona Boys Ranch Following Investigation into Abuse Allegations and Resident Death
State officials denied a license renewal for Arizona Boys Ranch following an investigation into multiple violations of state law, including findings related to the death of a 16-year-old resident. The facility faced mounting legal scrutiny, criminal evaluations by the FBI and local authorities, and a significant drop in enrollment and funding as multiple states withdrew youth placements.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security Denies License to Boys Ranch Following Investigation into Resident's Death
Following the death of 15-year-old resident Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch, state officials announced the denial of the facility's operating license. A 4,000-page investigation by the Department of Economic Security detailed systemic abuse and medical neglect, resulting in referrals to law enforcement regarding 17 former staff members.
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Arizona denies license to ‘boot camp’ after death Calif. teen died of ‘abuse, neglect’ at juvenile facility – Baltimore Sun
A five‑month investigation by the Arizona Department of Economic Security concluded that abuse and neglect contributed to the death of 16‑year‑old Nicholaus Contreraz at the Arizona Boys Ranch. The state denied the facility a license to operate, citing a pattern of physical restraint, aggressive punishment, and inadequate medical care. Seventeen former staff members were placed on the Arizona Child Abuser Directory.
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The Sacramento Bee: Who's Guarding the Kids? Foster-care reforms go to Wilson
California lawmakers approved comprehensive legislation reforming oversight of in-state group homes and out-of-external reform programs following investigative reports detailing widespread abuse and regulatory failures. The legislative package establishes mandatory state certification for out-of-state facilities, increased background checks, and heightened reporting standards. The reforms follow investigations prompted by the death of a 16-year-old youth at an out-of-state facility due to an undiagnosed infection following physical exertion.
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Investigative report by the California Department of Social Services into the death of Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch
An investigative report by the California Department of Social Services details the events surrounding the death of a youth at Arizona Boys Ranch. Documentation indicates that staff ignored signs of severe illness, denied restroom access, subjected him to forced physical exertion, and used physical restraints prior to his death.
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Boys at Arizona Ranch Allowed to Stay / State can't halt funding, judge rules
A San Mateo County judge issued a temporary restraining order requiring the state to continue funding for 14 boys placed at the Arizona Boys Ranch, despite a state report documenting physical and psychological abuse and the death of a resident. County officials argue the facility remains safe and meets the youths' needs, while the state Department of Social Services seeks to end its payments.
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Inquiry Finds Abuse At Correction Camp
An investigation by California authorities found that staff at the Arizona Boys Ranch used excessive physical restraint and failed to recognize a serious lung infection in a 16-year-old resident, leading to his death. The report cited widespread mistreatment and prompted the state to stop funding placements at the camp.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? New blast at camps for youths; Probe sending offenders out of state
In July 1998, U.S. Representative George Miller called for federal and state investigations into California's policy of placing troubled youth in out-of-state facilities, characterizing the practice as state-supported child abuse due to inadequate oversight and differing regulatory standards. The scrutiny followed media reports detailing safety concerns and the death of a 16-year-old youth at an Arizona facility, prompting state lawmakers to evaluate potential reforms to the youth placement system.
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Who's Guarding the Kids? Some counties keep young offenders close to home: The catch -- all costs are borne locally
The article reports on California counties that retain juvenile offenders in state-run or county-run facilities rather than sending them to out‑of‑state programs. It details the financial and policy decisions that enable local programs, the use of probation and day‑treatment services, and the controversies surrounding the transportation of youths to private facilities in other states. The piece highlights the death of a 16‑year‑old in an out‑of‑state program and the subsequent policy debates.
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Comparative Analysis of Juvenile Rehabilitation Programs and Methods
An investigative report examines the differing operational methods and philosophies of private youth facilities and juvenile delinquency programs housing California youth. The article highlights various approaches to rehabilitation, ranging from peer pressure and strict orientation phases to therapeutic models and independent living programs, while raising questions regarding oversight and effectiveness.
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Oversight of youth-offender camps often falls short
An investigative report by The Bee highlights systemic failures in the oversight and licensing of out-of-state youth-offender facilities utilized by California. The investigation details instances of staff misconduct, sexual abuse, physical restraint violations, and child deaths occurring in facilities with minimal cross-state regulatory monitoring.
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Investigation Summary--Investigation Of The Death Of A Nicholaus Contreraz At Arizona Boys Ranch And The Safety Of Children Remaining In That Placement Investigation Summary-- Investigation Of The Death Of A Nicholaus Contreraz At Arizona Boys Ranch And The Safety Of Children Remaining In That Placement
The California Department of Social Services investigated the death of Nicholaus Contreraz at Arizona Boys Ranch, finding prolonged medical neglect and abusive treatment. The investigation concluded that staff and administration failed to prevent or stop the abuse, and recommended a moratorium on new placements and removal of current California children. The report also called for assessment of all out‑of‑state facilities serving California children.
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1998 Investigation Details Circumstances Surrounding Teen's Death at Arizona Boys Ranch
A 16-year-old youth placed at the Arizona Boys Ranch died after contracting an undiagnosed, massive infection following weeks of physical punishment and alleged medical neglect by facility staff. State and county agencies subsequently launched investigations into the program's operations, its oversight, and the practice of shipping juvenile offenders to out-of-state facilities.
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Critique of Newspaper Reporting on Arizona Boys Ranch Resident Death
An investigative report revealed that a local newspaper published false allegations accusing Arizona Boys Ranch employees of responsibility for the death of a resident who died by drowning after leaving the facility. An independent investigation later concluded that the death was accidental and that reporters had distorted facts, omitted exonerating details, and manufactured quotes.
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Staff member speaks out after COVID-19 outbreak at Queen Creek boarding school
A staff member reported that a COVID-19 outbreak occurred at a boarding school in Queen Creek, Arizona, and described the facility's response and conditions for the residents. The report highlights concerns about health safety measures within the residential program.
Staff
Notable staff
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Brian Heath
Site Admin.source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Rite of Passage, Inc exec director
Nonprofit tax filings
The yearly returns (IRS Form 990) of the nonprofit this program operates under, from the IRS through ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer.
Canyon State Academy Inc
EIN 86-0123500, Queen Creek, AZ. Tax-exempt since 1952. Every filing on ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Paid to officers and directors | Assets at year end | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2023 | $4,084,441 | $4,538,759 | $0 | $4,628,571 | Form 990 |
| 2022 | $4,912,171 | $5,160,588 | $0 | $4,891,786 | Form 990 |
| 2021 | $5,082,695 | $4,327,896 | $0 | $5,507,218 | Form 990 |
| 2020 | $4,733,334 | $4,896,250 | $0 | $4,796,060 | Form 990 |
| 2019 | $5,209,997 | $5,109,600 | $0 | $4,396,234 | Form 990 |
| 2018 | $5,184,575 | $5,443,734 | $0 | $4,357,868 | Form 990 |
| 2017 | $5,607,680 | $5,317,121 | $0 | $4,768,722 | Form 990 |
| 2016 | $5,632,645 | $5,396,423 | $0 | $4,157,438 | Form 990 |
| 2015 | $5,277,776 | $5,303,448 | $0 | $4,064,557 | Form 990 |
Earlier years (15)
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Paid to officers and directors | Assets at year end | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | $4,564,042 | $4,775,111 | $0 | $3,913,696 | Form 990 |
| 2013 | $4,574,414 | $4,637,183 | $0 | $3,911,141 | Form 990 |
| 2012 | $4,263,083 | $4,178,174 | $0 | $3,947,318 | Form 990 |
| 2011 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2010 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2009 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2008 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2007 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2006 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2005 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2004 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2003 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2002 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2001 | Form 990 | ||||
| 2000 | Form 990 |
Videos
Staff
Administration
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Elizabeth Gonzalez
Vice Principalsource
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Howard Pyle
Foundersource
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James "Ski" Broman
Presidentsource
Elsewhere in the industry
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James D. Bednark
President of Canyon State Academy and Rite of Passagesource
Elsewhere in the industry
- Rite of Passage Adolescent Treatment Centers and Schools, Inc. Chief Research Officer, 2011
- Rite of Passage, Inc president
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Jay Reichenberger
Asst. Principal/Dean of Students/Athletic Director, Staffsource
Elsewhere in the industry
- Arizona Boys Ranch Staff
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Louis Ruesing
Asst. Principalsource
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Lynn Croom
Principal Secretarysource
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Mark Yockus
Principalsource
Notable staff
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Al Waters
Foundersource
Elsewhere in the industry
- Arizona Boys Ranch Executive Secretary and Executive Director, 2025
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John Howard Pyle
Foundersource
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George Miller
Foundersource
Elsewhere in the industry
- Pathway Drug Abuse Programs Intake Coordinator, 2021
- Arizona Boys Ranch Staff, 2025
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Robert Thomas
Presidentsource
Elsewhere in the industry
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Alan Parker
Unit Mgr.source
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Anthony Abdo
Case Mgr.source
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Barry A. McBride
Board of Directorssource
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Craig Cutshaw
Athletic Dir.source
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Dan Aning
Coachsource
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Dana Bennett
Case Mgr.source
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Dave Nelson
Coachsource
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David Woodson
Shift Supervisorsource
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Derrick Cooper
Case Mgr.source
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Derrick Jamerson
Unit Mgr.source
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Donald R. Alvarez
Board of Directorssource
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Emily Kamutse
Case Mgr.source
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Hurl Beecham
Unit Mgr.source
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Jack Barnes
Supportersource
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James Cobb
Case Mgr.source
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Jay Trost
Group Living Dir.source
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John Motley
Bus. Directorsource
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Lasha McPherson
Case Mgr.source
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Leo Ellsworth
Supportersource
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Mannie Lopez
Coachsource
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Mary Gohram
Case Mgr.source
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Michael Scott
Case Mgr.source
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Michelle Delacruz
Case Mgr.source
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Mike Brown
Coachsource
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Niles Jackson
Shift Supervisorsource
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Paul Collinsworth
Coachsource
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Paul Graham
Coachsource
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Paul McCurtain
Student Services Dir.source
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Robert Bennett
Unit Mgr.source
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Scott White
Case Mgr.source
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Shane Wilson
Unit Mgr.source
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Simon Ocampo
Coachsource
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Steve Aderholt
Shift Supervisorsource
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Steven Bates
Unit Mgr.source
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Thomas Robinson
Unit Mgr.source
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Tracey Watkins
Coachsource
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Troy Watson
Coachsource
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Geoffrey Sean Lewis
Staff (1998, r/troubledteens wiki)source
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Linda Babb
Staff (1998, r/troubledteens wiki)source
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Michael Martin Morena
Staff (1998, r/troubledteens wiki)source
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Montgomery Clayton Hoover
Staff (1998, r/troubledteens wiki)source
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Troy Michael Jones
Staff (1998, r/troubledteens wiki)source
Connections on the network map
The companies, people and programs our research map ties to this program. Open it on the network map.
Documents
From the Unsilenced archive
662 documents about Canyon State Academy that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: Canyon State Academy - Arizona Boys Ranch - Sycamore Canyon Academy - Rite of Passage.
Documents
- 10_years_ago___2006_09_22.pdf
- 11_students_in_Queen_Creek_arrested_in_fight_with_teachers___2009_06_26.pdf
- 1_teen_death__2_long_years__no_justice___2000_08_31.pdf
- 2020-PREA-Annual-Report-CSA.pdf
- 2021-PREA-Annual-Report-CSA.pdf
- 2_charged_in_Boys_Ranch_death_won_t_be_tried___Part_1___1999_12_23 (2).pdf
- 2_charged_in_Boys_Ranch_death_won_t_be_tried___Part_1___1999_12_23.pdf
- 2_charged_in_Boys_Ranch_death_won_t_be_tried___Part_2___1999_12_23.pdf
- 2_cleared_in_98_death_of_teen_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1999_11_20.pdf
- 2_cleared_in_98_death_of_teen_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1999_11_20.pdf
- 2_ex_Boys_Ranch_workers_accused_in_boy_s_death_won_t_be_tried___1999_12_23.pdf
- 2_juvenile_center_escapees_recaptured___1988_06_12 (1).pdf
- 2_juvenile_center_escapees_recaptured___1988_06_12.pdf
- 36_cases_of_abuse_uncovered___Part_1___1987_10_22.pdf
- 36_cases_of_abuse_uncovered___Part_2___1987_10_22.pdf
- 3_still_face_trial_in_death___1999_05_06.pdf
- 3rd_Boys_Ranch_worker_fired__3_more_resign___1998_05_01.pdf
- 3rd_exam_ordered_for_boy_in_home_invasion___2010_08_17.pdf
- 5_ex_Boys_Ranch_workers_plead_innocent___1998_10_24.pdf
- 5_indicted_in_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_10_02.pdf
- 5_indicted_in_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_10_02.pdf
- 5_murder_charges_in_Boys_Ranch_case___1999_03_29.pdf
- 5_plead_innocent_to_Boys_Ranch_charges___Part_1___1998_10_24.pdf
- 5_plead_innocent_to_Boys_Ranch_charges___Part_2___1998_10_24.pdf
- 5th_anniversary_marked___1955_09_21.pdf
- 94_report_logs_Boys_Ranch_abuses___Part_2___1998_05_02.pdf
- A_boy_grows_into_a_killer___1977_07_26.pdf
- A_boy_grows_into_a_killer___Part_1___1977_07_26.pdf
- A_cloudy_son_set_at_the_Ranch___1998_04_05.pdf
- A_mother_s_memory_may_be_only_monument_to_her_lost_boy___Part_1___2007_05_13.pdf
- A_mother_s_memory_may_be_only_monument_to_her_lost_boy___Part_2___2007_05_13.pdf
- A_pattern_of_abuse___Part_1___1998_08_27.pdf
- A_pattern_of_abuse___Part_2___1998_08_27.pdf
- A_tougher_game___Part_1___2003_07_27.pdf
- A_tougher_game___Part_2___2003_07_27.pdf
- A_tougher_game___Part_3___2003_07_27.pdf
- abrcsaroppolicecalls.pdf
- Abuse_charges_against_Boys_Ranch_dismissed___1987_07_16.pdf
- Abuse_charges_dismissed___1999_12_24.pdf
- Abuse_charges_dismissed_against_Boys_Ranch_workers___1999_12_23.pdf
- Abuse_rules_for_child_care_may_weaken___Part_1___1996_03_29.pdf
- Abuse_rules_for_child_care_may_weaken___Part_2___1996_03_29.pdf
- Accessory_before_and_after_the_fact___2002_02_17.pdf
- Accessory_before_and_after_the_fact___Part_1___2002_02_17.pdf
- Accused_abuser_should_be_able_to_challenge_finding___1996_04_09.pdf
- Additional Links for Canyon State Academy - Arizona Boys Ranch - Sycamore Canyon Academy - Rite of Passage.xlsx
- Adoption_ended_Collin_s_long_disruptive_journey___2012_11_14.pdf
- Affair_is_alledged_between_boy_16_academy_worker___2003_02_24.pdf
- Affair_is_alleged_between_boy_16_academy_worker___2003_02_24.pdf
- Agenda 15A Canyon State A.pdf
- Al_Waters_to_head_Arizona_Boys_Ranch_Inc___1950_03_09.pdf
- An_added_juvenile_institution___1960_12_24.pdf
- Another_witness_cites_exercise_in_Ranch_death___1999_04_15.pdf
- Appeals_court_orders_release_of_reports_on_Boys_Ranch___1998_06_20.pdf
- Ariz_protesters_hope_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Ariz_protesters_immigrant_rights_activists_face_off___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_backers_pick_directors___1950_03_04.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_chief_top_assistant_resign___1998_09_20.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_Founder_leaves_post___1953_09_05.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_gets_new_director___1953_02_26.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_gets_new_director___1971_10_13 (1).pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_gets_new_director___1971_10_13.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_plans_win_approval___1950_01_21.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_promotes_ex_superintendent_to_new_post___1972_01_16.pdf
- Arizona_Boys_Ranch_still_under_fire___1998_07_09.pdf
- Arizona_protesters_aim_to_halt_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_protesters_hope_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16 (1).pdf
- Arizona_protesters_hope_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16 (2).pdf
- Arizona_protesters_hope_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16 (3).pdf
- Arizona_protesters_hope_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_protesters_rally_in_immigration_debate___2014_07_17.pdf
- Arizona_Rangers_still_know_the_territory___1979_04_19.pdf
- Arizona_town_protests_amid_bus_rumors___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_town_protests_immigrants___2014_06_16.pdf
- Arizona_town_protests_immigrants___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_town_won_t_tolerate_immigrant_children___Part_1___2014_07_16.pdf
- Arizona_town_won_t_tolerate_immigrant_children___Part_2___2014_07_16.pdf
- Armed_robbery_case_dropped___2004_06_30.pdf
- Arson_suspect_ill_police_say___Part_1___1998_05_13.pdf
- Arson_suspect_ill_police_say___Part_2___1998_05_13.pdf
- Arson_suspect_shone_light_on_himself___Part_1___1998_05_13.pdf
- Arson_suspect_shone_light_on_himself___Part_2___1998_05_13.pdf
- Assault_at_Boys_Ranch_investigated___Part_1___1995_07_07 (1).pdf
- Assault_at_Boys_Ranch_investigated___Part_1___1995_07_07.pdf
- Assault_at_Boys_Ranch_investigated___Part_2___1995_07_07.pdf
- At_risk_youths_pups_get_second_chance___2010_06_10.pdf
- Autopsy_fails_to_find_cause_of_Boys_Ranch_teen_s_death___Part_1___1998_03_05.pdf
- Autopsy_fails_to_find_cause_of_Boys_Ranch_teen_s_death___Part_2___1998_03_05.pdf
- Avoid_Peppersauce_Canyon_unless_you_re_a_protester___2014_07_19.pdf
- Award_winning_death___Part_1___1998_04_29.pdf
- Award_winning_death___Part_2___1998_04_29.pdf
- Babeu_provokes_migrant_protests_for_own_benefit___Part_1___2014_07_16.pdf
- Babeu_provokes_migrant_protests_for_own_benefit___Part_2___2014_07_16.pdf
- Bad_bill_on_child_abuse_laws___1996_03_31.pdf
- Bedore_is_sentenced_to_prison___1958_08_20.pdf
- Bid_to_kill_child_abuse_files_fails___Part_1___1996_04_19.pdf
- Bid_to_kill_child_abuse_files_fails___Part_2___1996_04_19.pdf
- Bill_called_shield_for_child_abusers___Part_1___1996_03_29.pdf
- Bill_called_shield_for_child_abusers___Part_2___1996_03_29.pdf
- Bills_that_made_it___1996_04_21.pdf
- Black_group_homes_claim_racism_keeps_beds_for_kids_empty___Part_1___1994_02_02.pdf
- Boarding_school_for_at_risk_youth_has_31_COVID_19_cases___2020_07_03.pdf
- Boarding_school_has_31_cases_of_COVID_19___2020_07_05.pdf
- Bolles_panelists_at_38__selection_will_go_on_today___Part_1___1977_08_16.pdf
- Bolles_panelists_at_38__selection_will_go_on_today___Part_2___1977_08_16.pdf
- Boosters_of_Boys_Ranch_hear_appeal___1972_05_09.pdf
- Boot_camps_face_crackdown___Part_1___2001_07_15.pdf
- Boot_camps_face_crackdown___Part_2___2001_07_15.pdf
- Border_issue_sparks_protests_in_Arizona___2014_07_16.pdf
- Boy_dies_at_camp___2001_07_04.pdf
- Boy_gets_probation_in_explosives_theft___2003_10_07.pdf
- Boy_missing_two_weeks___1957_02_12.pdf
- Boy_s_death_called_tragic__not_criminal___Part_1___1999_04_14.pdf
- Boy_s_death_called_tragic__not_criminal___Part_2___1999_04_14.pdf
- Boy_was_ill_before_death_at_ranch___Part_1___1998_03_28.pdf
- Boy_was_ill_before_death_at_ranch___Part_2___1998_03_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch__CPS_probe_biased___Part_1___1995_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch__CPS_probe_biased___Part_2___1995_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_abuse_defendants_to_be_tried_separately___1999_10_20.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_abuse_records_released__closure_threatened___1998_05_03.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_accuses_state_of_bias_in_abuse_probe___Part_1___1995_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_accuses_state_of_bias_in_abuse_probe___Part_2___1995_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_action_opens_door_for_suits___Part_1___1998_05_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_action_opens_door_for_suits___Part_2___1998_05_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_appeal_unconvincing___1998_09_16.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_appoints_juvenile_authority___1953_09_15.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_articles_never_report_good___1994_12_10.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_beating_probed__fired_worker_may_be_charged___Part_1___1995_07_07.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_beating_probed__fired_worker_may_be_charged___Part_2___1995_07_07.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_broke_rules__cop_says___Part_1___1998_03_10.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_broke_rules__cop_says___Part_2___1998_03_10.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case__Give_me_some_evidence___Part_1___1999_04_16.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case__Give_me_some_evidence___Part_2___1999_04_16.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case_fades_away___Part_1___2000_08_31.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case_fades_away___Part_2___2000_08_31.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case_hits_snag___Part_1___1999_01_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_case_hits_snag___Part_2___1999_01_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_charges___Part_1___1999_05_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_charges___Part_2___1999_05_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_charges_may_be_decided_today___Part_1___1999_04_15.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_charges_may_be_decided_today___Part_2___1999_04_15.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_chief_placed_on_leave___1998_09_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_comment_was_wrong___1998_12_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_crime_charges_might_be_filed___Part_1___1998_04_23.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_crime_charges_might_be_filed___Part_2___1998_04_23.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_death_faces_CPS_probe___Part_1___1998_03_07.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_death_faces_CPS_probe___Part_2___1998_03_07.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_death_not_murder__3_face_trial___Part_1___1999_05_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_death_not_murder__3_face_trial___Part_2___1999_05_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_death_sparks_investigation___1998_04_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_employees_deny_guilt___Part_1___1998_10_24.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_employees_deny_guilt___Part_2___1998_10_24.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_exec_on_leave___Part_1___1998_09_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_exec_on_leave___Part_2___1998_09_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_facility_to_close___Part_1___1998_05_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_facility_to_close___Part_2___1998_05_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_facility_to_close___Part_3___1998_05_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_fights_for_its_life___Part_1___1998_09_11.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_fights_for_its_life___Part_2___1998_09_11.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_food_termed_inadequate___1971_12_09.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_a_new_state_license___Part_1___1994_12_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_a_new_state_license___Part_2___1994_12_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_new_license___Part_1___1999_06_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_new_license___Part_2___1999_06_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_OK_for_a_horse_center__indoor_rodeo_arena___Part_1___1999_06_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_OK_for_a_horse_center__indoor_rodeo_arena___Part_2___1999_06_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_top_grade_from_professor___1996_04_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_gets_top_grade_from_professor___1996_04_07.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_given_temporary_license__rules___1994_07_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_has_checkered_history_of_controversy___1998_03_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_hopeful_gifts_will_erase_deficit___1973_12_10.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_hunts_for_a_new_president___1998_09_19.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_investigator_challenges_program_officials__incompetence_charge___1994_12_09.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_is_re_licensed_despite_protest___Part_1___1996_09_25.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_is_re_licensed_despite_protest___Part_2___1996_09_25.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_kids_lived_in_fear__Calif__probe_finds___Part_1___1998_07_09.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_licensed___1994_12_17.pdf
- Boys_ranch_loses_license_after_probe___1987_10_21 (1).pdf
- Boys_Ranch_loses_license_after_probe___1987_10_21.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_loses_push_to_win_state_s_quick_OK_on_new_license___1999_03_03 (1).pdf
- Boys_Ranch_loses_push_to_win_state_s_quick_OK_on_new_license___1999_03_03.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_murder_charges___Part_1___1999_03_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_murder_charges___Part_2___1999_03_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_murder_charges_added___Part_1___1999_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_murder_charges_added___Part_2___1999_03_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_must_find_new_approach___1998_09_04.pdf
- Boys_ranch_needs_support___1971_11_05.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_offered_new_normal_life_to_many___1971_10_18.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_picks_panel_to_evaluate_programs__problems___Part_1___1998_08_08.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_picks_panel_to_evaluate_programs__problems___Part_2___1998_08_08.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_plans_new_buildings___1955_09_22.pdf
- Boys_ranch_probe_will_aid_22_others___Part_1___1971_10_17.pdf
- Boys_ranch_probe_will_aid_22_others___Part_2___1971_10_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_project_begins___1951_03_09.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_reform_falls_short___1998_05_10.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_renamed_in_fresh_start___2000_04_29.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_runaway_held_in_jail___1979_08_24.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_s_Fate___Part_1___1998_08_23.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_s_Fate___Part_2___1998_08_23.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_s_license_extended___Part_1___1998_07_01.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_s_license_extended___Part_2___1998_07_01.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_appeal_to_remain_open___Part_1___1998_09_11.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_appeal_to_remain_open___Part_2___1998_09_11.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_ex_agent_s_help___Part_1___1994_06_22.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_ex_agent_s_help___Part_2___1994_06_22.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_ex_agents__help___Part_1___1994_06_22.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_seeks_ex_agents__help___Part_2___1994_06_22.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_sports_program_absorbs_blow___1998_08_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_sports_program_absorbs_blow___Part_1___1998_08_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_sports_program_absorbs_blow___Part_2___1998_08_28.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_staff_couldn_t_know_boy_was_dying__defense_argues___Part_1___1999_04_14.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_staff_couldn_t_know_boy_was_dying__defense_argues___Part_2___1999_04_14.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_staff_on_short_leash___1998_09_03.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_state_dispute_treatment_of_juveniles___Part_1___1994_06_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_state_dispute_treatment_of_juveniles___Part_2___1994_06_06.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_still_operating__seeking_to_regain_license___1998_10_04.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_study_contradicts_report___1983_02_13.pdf
- Boys_ranch_sues_paper___1995_07_22.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_suit_against_paper_dismissed___1998_10_26.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_target_of_second_suit___1988_08_03.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_to_be_put_on_display___1955_05_13.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_to_fight_DES_license_denial___1998_09_11.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_to_post_to_Yates___1954_06_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_to_replace_president___Part_1___1998_09_19.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_trial_decision_at_hand___Part_1___1999_04_12.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_trial_decision_at_hand___Part_2___1999_04_12.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_tries_to_keep_child_abuse_data_closed___Part_1___1998_05_08.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_tries_to_keep_child_abuse_data_closed___Part_2___1998_05_08.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_unit_starts___1955_08_05.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_van_overturns_16_injured__taken_to_hospitals___1996_09_21.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_van_overturns_16_injured_taken_to_hospitals___1996_09_21.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_will_help_unlucky_youth___Pyle___1981_04_02.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_will_keep_state_license_pending_completion_of_inquiry___1998_07_01.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_will_replace_its_director__chief_aid___Part_1___1998_09_19.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_will_replace_its_director__chief_aid___Part_2___1998_09_19.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_will_replace_its_director_chief_aide___Part_1___1998_09_19.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_workers_may_know_next_month_if_they_ll_be_tried___1999_04_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_workers_may_known_next_month_if_they_ll_be_tried___1999_04_17.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_workers_sue_state___Part_1___1995_09_30.pdf
- Boys_Ranch_workers_sue_state___Part_2___1995_09_30.pdf
- Building_fund_drive_begun_by_Boys_Ranch___1955_10_17.pdf
- Calif__mom_wants_kids_in_trouble_kept_home___Part_1___1998_03_19.pdf
- Calif__mom_wants_kids_in_trouble_kept_home___Part_2___1998_03_19.pdf
- Calif__stops_placing_at_Boys_Ranch___1998_03_13.pdf
- Calif_attorneys_could_aid_probe_of_Boys_Ranch___1998_08_13.pdf
- Calif_Boys_Ranch_report_rips_DES_over_teen_safety___Part_1___1998_07_09.pdf
- Calif_Boys_Ranch_report_rips_DES_over_teen_safety___Part_2___1998_07_09.pdf
- Calif_county_removes_24_youths_from_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_04_23.pdf
- Calif_county_removes_24_youths_from_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_04_23.pdf
- Calif_Officials_investigating_teen_s_death_at_Boys_Ranch___1998_03_04.pdf
- Calif_quits_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_07_08.pdf
- Calif_quits_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_07_08.pdf
- California_seeks_probe_of_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_1___1998_07_21.pdf
- California_seeks_probe_of_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_2___1998_07_21 (1).pdf
- California_seeks_probe_of_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_2___1998_07_21.pdf
- California_stops_placements_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_03_12.pdf
- California_stops_placements_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_03_12.pdf
- Camp_bus_protest_in_Oracle_showed_the_ugly_side_of_Arizonans___2014_07_17.pdf
- Can_t_take_all_refugees___1975_05_29.pdf
- Canyon State Academy Summer 2010 Newsletter.pdf
- Canyon_State_junior_flag_football_team_seeking_help_with_championship_trip___2008_11_12.pdf
- Canyon_State_track_program_steers_boys_to_productive_lives___2009_03_06.pdf
- Case_fades_against_ex_nurse___Part_1___2000_08_30.pdf
- Case_fades_against_ex_nurse___Part_2___2000_08_30.pdf
- Cash__marker_settle_Boys_Ranch_death_suit___1999_07_10.pdf
- Cash_marker_settle_Boys_Ranch_death_suit___1999_07_10.pdf
- Challenging_Ranch_publicity___1994_12_05.pdf
- Chandler_Lad_dead_from_pool_injury___1955_09_16.pdf
- Changes_at_Boys_Ranch___1998_09_23.pdf
- Changes_in_the_law_no_help_to_young_murderer_Valencia___1977_07_26.pdf
- Charges_were_dismissed___1998_05_03.pdf
- Chief_admits_tragic_fumble___Part_1___1998_08_30.pdf
- Chief_admits_tragic_fumble___Part_2___1998_08_30.pdf
- Child_abuse__drugs_made_Philips_kill__defense_says___1999_06_15.pdf
- Child_abuse_records_bill_revised___Part_1___1996_04_19.pdf
- Child_abuse_records_bill_revised___Part_2___1996_04_19.pdf
- Child_issues_dominate_tepid_governor_debate___1998_10_16.pdf
- Civil_suit_claims_jail_failed_to_help_sick_man___1998_04_02.pdf
- Claims_filed_in_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_1___1998_08_28.pdf
- Closing_Boys_Ranch_seems_best_option___1998_08_30.pdf
- Coach_guides_troubled_youths___Part_1___2009_12_04.pdf
- Coach_guides_troubled_youths___Part_2___2009_12_04.pdf
- Coming_home_to_his_family___2008_11_14.pdf
- Confrontation_preceded_teen_s_death___Part_1___1998_03_06.pdf
- Confrontation_preceded_teen_s_death___Part_2___1998_03_06.pdf
- Cornerstone_to_by_laid_April_1st___1951_03_08.pdf
- Correcting_some_points_in_State_Hospital_articles___1998_05_17.pdf
- Corrections___2000_08_31.pdf
- Coyotes_dining_on_4_H_livestock_at_academy___2008_02_13.pdf
- Cruelty_to_animal_rates_but_child_abuse_doesn_t___Part_1___1998_09_01.pdf
- Cruelty_to_animal_rates_but_child_abuse_doesn_t___Part_2___1998_09_01.pdf
- CSA Spring Summer 2011.pdf
- CSA-2017-Annual-Report-w-INSERT-FINAL.pdf
- CSA-Golf-2022-v5.pdf
- CSA-Golf-Brochure_FINAL.pdf
- CSA-Program-Brochure-2021-FINAL.pdf
- CSA-Sports-Sched-2021-Cross-Country.pdf
- CSA-Sports-Sched-2021-JV-Volleyball.pdf
- CSA-Sports-Sched-2021-Swim.pdf
- CSA-Sports-Sched-2021-Varsity-Football.pdf
- CSA-Sports-Sched-2021-Varsity-Soccer.pdf
- CSA_2011_Annual_Report_Digital_Version.pdf
- Day_care_bills_get_2nd_look___Part_1___1996_04_10.pdf
- Day_care_bills_get_2nd_look___Part_2___1996_04_10.pdf
- Dead_teen_had_medical_problem__didn_t_go_hungry_Boys_Ranch_says___Part_1___1998_03_08.pdf
- Dead_teen_had_medical_problem__didn_t_go_hungry_Boys_Ranch_says___Part_2___1998_03_08.pdf
- Dean_Svob_to_probe_boys_unit___1971_10_22.pdf
- Death_at_teen_facility_probed___Part_1___1998_03_04.pdf
- Death_at_teen_facility_probed___Part_2___1998_03_04.pdf
- Death_sentence_at_ranch___1998_05_04.pdf
- Deep_in_wilderness__growth_industry_is_blooming___1999_12_26.pdf
- Defense__Killer_was_abused___1999_06_15.pdf
- Demonstrators_face_off_over_child_immigrants___2014_07_16.pdf
- Demonstrators_in_Oracle_plan_to_block_immigrants_arrival___2014_07_15.pdf
- DES_Boys_Ranch_need_to_discover_compromise____1998_09_23.pdf
- DES_may_close_Boys_Ranch__beatings_alleged____Part_1___1987_10_16.pdf
- DES_may_close_Boys_Ranch__beatings_alleged____Part_2___1987_10_16.pdf
- DES_re_licenses_Boys_Ranch_over_objections___1996_09_25 (1).pdf
- DES_re_licenses_Boys_Ranch_over_objections___1996_09_25 (2).pdf
- DES_re_licenses_Boys_Ranch_over_objections___1996_09_25.pdf
- DES_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_05_02.pdf
- DES_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_05_02.pdf
- Desert_life_deters_2_teens_in_Boys_Ranch_escapes___1992_08_07.pdf
- Dismissal_of_charges_sought_in_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_1___1999_11_20.pdf
- Dismissal_of_charges_sought_in_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_2___1999_11_20.pdf
- Doc_says_death_at_Boys_Ranch_preventable___Part_1___1998_07_12.pdf
- Doc_says_death_at_Boys_Ranch_preventable___Part_2___1998_07_12.pdf
- Doc_testifies_in_Ranch_case___Part_1___1999_04_14.pdf
- Doc_testifies_in_Ranch_case___Part_2___1999_04_14.pdf
- Dr__William_Bishop_named_president_of_Arizona_Boys__Ranch___1953_01_25.pdf
- Dual_immigration_protests_separated_by_3_miles___2014_07_16.pdf
- Eagle_Scout_project_spruces_up_Canyon_State_Academy_area___2008_11_01.pdf
- Errors_by_nurse_at_Boys_Ranch_is_termed_fatal___Part_1___1998_07_12.pdf
- Errors_by_nurse_at_Boys_Ranch_is_termed_fatal___Part_2___1998_07_12.pdf
- Everyone_showed_up_at_protest_in_Oracle_but_busload_of_migrant_kids___2014_07_16.pdf
- Ex_Boys_Ranch_staffer_says_hitting_is_accepted_practice___1995_07_12.pdf
- Ex_gang_members_eager_to_remove_tattoos___1994_04_22.pdf
- Ex_GOP_chief_hopes_to_keep_district_in_fold___1990_05_30.pdf
- Ex_NFL_player_stands_tall_on_Dobson_campus___2007_03_10.pdf
- Ex_Ranch_workers_indicted_in_death___1998_10_01.pdf
- Family_missing_element_in_Eddie_s_quest_for_goals___Part_1___2011_06_22.pdf
- Family_missing_element_in_Eddie_s_quest_for_goals___Part_2___2011_06_22.pdf
- Family_one_ingredient_missing_from_Eddie_s_routine___2011_06_22.pdf
- FBI_looking_into_Boys_Ranch_death___1998_07_30.pdf
- Feds_probe_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_07_29 (1).pdf
- Feds_probe_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_07_29.pdf
- Feds_probe_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_07_29.pdf
- Fete_to_mark_work_start_on_Boys_Ranch___1951_03_07.pdf
- Fete_to_mark_work_start_on_Boys_Ranch___1951_03_08.pdf
- Find_the_truth___1998_05_09.pdf
- First_weeks_are_toughest_at_Project_Challenge___Part_1___2005_09_15.pdf
- First_weeks_are_toughest_at_Project_Challenge___Part_2___2005_09_15.pdf
- Five_employees_of_Boys_Ranch_face_1st_degree_murder_charges___1999_03_29.pdf
- Five_indicted_in_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_10_02.pdf
- Five_indicted_in_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_10_02.pdf
- Flag_youths_committed_in_stabbing___1969_04_02.pdf
- Flycatcher_in_path_of_fire___1998_07_08.pdf
- Football_alters_destiny_for_teen___Part_1___2003_06_21.pdf
- Football_alters_destiny_for_teen___Part_2___2003_06_21.pdf
- Football_team_s_goals_transcend_touchdowns_scored_at_Boys_Ranch___1994_09_12.pdf
- Fundraiser_planned_for_athlete_hurt_in_car_wreck___2008_03_14.pdf
- Future_of_Boys_Ranch_ex_workers_on_hold___Part_1___1999_04_15.pdf
- Future_of_Boys_Ranch_ex_workers_on_hold___Part_2___1999_04_15.pdf
- George_C_Yates_is_new_executive_director_of_Arizona_Boys_Ranch___1954_06_24.pdf
- Girls_Ranch_offers_2nd_chance___Part_1___1998_07_31.pdf
- Girls_Ranch_offers_2nd_chance___Part_2___1998_07_31.pdf
- Grad_s_walk_beats_the_odds___2008_05_28.pdf
- Grand_jury_indicts_five_former_Boys_Ranch_employees___1998_10_02.pdf
- Guard_fired_after_youth_choked__body_slammed___Part_1___1998_09_19.pdf
- Guard_fired_after_youth_choked__body_slammed___Part_2___1998_09_19.pdf
- Guards_hit_kids_at_Md__boot_camp___1999_12_27.pdf
- Head_of_boys_ranch_takes_long_leave_as_charges_aired___1971_10_12.pdf
- Holiday_somber__not_sober___1995_05_30.pdf
- Holiday_somber_not_sober___1995_05_30.pdf
- House_readies_border_response___2014_07_16.pdf
- Hungry_coyotes_preying_on_4_H_livestock_in_Queen_Creek___2008_03_15.pdf
- I_m_stuck_in_this___1994_09_19.pdf
- Immigration_crisis_divides_Arizona_town___Part_1___2014_07_16.pdf
- Immigration_crisis_divides_Arizona_town___Part_2___2014_07_16.pdf
- Immigration_tension_boils_over_in_Oracle___Part_1___2014_07_16.pdf
- Immigration_tension_boils_over_in_Oracle___Part_2___2014_07_16.pdf
- Injury__other_Boys_Ranch_incidents_misrepresented___1996_10_03.pdf
- Investigators_praise_Boys_Ranch_operations___1983_02_12.pdf
- John_L__Quebedeaux_dies___Retired_Tuscon_car_dealer___1996_07_17.pdf
- Judge_joins_attacks_on_Burns__day_care_bill___Part_1___1996_03_30.pdf
- Judge_joins_attacks_on_Burns__day_care_bill___Part_2___1996_03_30.pdf
- Judge_reaffirms_libel_suit_dismissal___1997_05_09.pdf
- Judge_sends_shoorter_15_to_Canyon_State_Academy___Part_1___2011_01_28.pdf
- Judge_sends_shooter_15_to_Canyon_State_Academy___Part_2___2011_01_28.pdf
- Judge_sends_teen_to_reform_school___2011_01_22.pdf
- Juvenile_boot_camps_should_get_the_boot___1999_12_09.pdf
- Juveniles_sent_to_Ft__Grant___1963_04_09.pdf
- Kid_without_a_chance___Part_1___1994_08_28.pdf
- Kid_without_a_chance___Part_2___1994_08_28.pdf
- Kids_tell_of_camp_beatings___Part_1___2001_07_04.pdf
- Kids_tell_of_camp_beatings___Part_2___2001_07_04.pdf
- Kush__Kids_need_variety_of_interests___1995_04_05.pdf
- Kush_again_trying_to_mold_winners___Part_1___1990_10_15.pdf
- Kush_again_trying_to_mold_winners___Part_2___1990_10_15.pdf
- Kush_returns_to_ASU___2000_07_26.pdf
- Kush_returns_to_ASU_athletic_fold___2000_07_26.pdf
- Kush_wall_of_fame_is_big_at_Ranch___Part_1___1997_11_26.pdf
- Kush_wall_of_fame_is_big_at_Ranch___Part_2___1997_11_26.pdf
- LaGrant_brothers_fight_for_lives_over_murder_of_Marana_banker___Part_1___1984_09_18.pdf
- LaGrant_brothers_fight_for_lives_over_murder_of_Marana_banker___Part_2___1984_09_18.pdf
- Layout_of_Proposed_Arizona_Boys_Ranch_Drafted___1950_07_23.pdf
- Legislators_want_more_oversight_of_youth_centers___Part_1___1998_03_08.pdf
- Legislators_want_more_oversight_of_youth_centers___Part_2___1998_03_08.pdf
- Letters___1996_04_16.pdf
- Life_in_the_gangs___Part_1___1994_09_19.pdf
- Life_in_the_gangs___Part_2___1994_09_19.pdf
- Listening__finally__to_Nicholaus___1998_08_27.pdf
- Look_like_you_re_crazy__Bryan_may_love_you___2006_06_14.pdf
- Love_got_too_tough___1998_09_15.pdf
- Man_says_he_killed_for_cash_regrets_it___Part_1___2004_09_17.pdf
- Man_says_he_killed_for_cash_regrets_it___Part_2___2004_09_17.pdf
- Manager_who_was_under_fire_gets_new_Boys_Ranch_position___Part_1___1972_01_16.pdf
- Millionaire_gets_1_year_term_in_boating_death___Part_1___1986_12_20.pdf
- Millionaire_gets_1_year_term_in_boating_death___Part_2___1986_12_20.pdf
- More_Boys_Ranch_charges_possible___1998_10_02.pdf
- More_Boys_Ranch_charges_possible___Part_1___1998_10_02.pdf
- More_Boys_Ranch_charges_possible___Part_2___1998_10_02.pdf
- More_oversight_likely_after_teen_s_death___Part_1__1998_08_27.pdf
- More_oversight_likely_after_teen_s_death___Part_2___1998_08_27.pdf
- More_regulation_wanted_in_tough_love_programs___Part_1___2001_07_31.pdf
- More_regulation_wanted_in_tough_love_programs___Part_2___2001_07_31.pdf
- More_waiting_for_Boys_Ranch_ex_workers___1999_04_21.pdf
- Mother_of_Boys_Ranch_victim_Contreraz_settles_suits___Part_1___1999_07_10.pdf
- Mother_of_Boys_Ranch_victim_Contreraz_settles_suits___Part_2___1999_07_10.pdf
- Mother_seeks__3_million_for_son_s_death_at_Boys_Ranch___1998_08_29.pdf
- Murder_charges_dropped__3_still_face_child_abuse_charges___1999_05_04.pdf
- Need_or_greed___Part_1___1996_12_30.pdf
- Need_or_greed___Part_2___1996_12_30.pdf
- New_abuse_probe_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1994_12_22.pdf
- New_abuse_probe_targets_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1994_12_22.pdf
- New_Boys_Ranch_chief_under_cloud___Part_1___1998_04_29.pdf
- New_Boys_Ranch_chief_under_cloud___Part_2___1998_04_29.pdf
- New_head_of_Boys_Ranch_site_faced_abuse_charges_in_1987___1998_04_29.pdf
- New_Referrals_at_Boys_Ranch_held_until_July___1972_05_10.pdf
- No_abuse_at_Girls_Ranch___1998_05_17.pdf
- No_jail___1968_12_21.pdf
- No_justification_for_abuse___1998_06_08.pdf
- No_method_of_restraint_totally_safe_experts_say___Part_1___1998_03_08.pdf
- No_method_of_restraint_totally_safe_experts_say___Part_2___1998_03_08.pdf
- No_murder_charges_in_Ranch_case___Part_1___1999_05_04.pdf
- No_murder_charges_in_Ranch_case___Part_2___1999_05_04.pdf
- Not_wanted__Immigrant_children___2014_07_16.pdf
- Nurse_faces_solo_trial_in_Boys_Ranch_death___1999_10_19.pdf
- One_year_license_for_Ranch___Part_1___1999_06_02.pdf
- One_year_license_for_Ranch___Part_2___1999_06_02.pdf
- Oversight_for_youth_facilities_ineffective___2001_07_10.pdf
- Parents_tell_of_horrors_at_youth_boot_camps___Part_1___2007_10_11.pdf
- Parents_tell_of_horrors_at_youth_boot_camps___Part_2___2007_10_11.pdf
- Parkinson_is_state_boys_ranch_aide___1953_09_15.pdf
- Phoenix_police_kill_teen_who_fired_on_them___Part_1___1997_01_22 (1).pdf
- Phoenix_police_kill_teen_who_fired_on_them___Part_1___1997_01_22.pdf
- Phoenix_police_kill_teen_who_fired_on_them___Part_2___1997_01_22 (1).pdf
- Phoenix_police_kill_teen_who_fired_on_them___Part_2___1997_01_22.pdf
- Pink_bellies_not_new___1998_11_14.pdf
- Plan_would_send_guard_to_border___2014_07_16.pdf
- Police_Log___1983_03_21 (1).pdf
- Police_Log___1983_03_21.pdf
- Polluter_bill_looks_dead_lacks_1_vote___Part_1___1996_04_20.pdf
- Polluter_bill_looks_dead_lacks_1_vote___Part_2___1996_04_20.pdf
- PRIDE_cleanup_tidies_up_Queen_Creek___2007_05_15.pdf
- Probe_of_Boys_Ranch_grows___Part_1___1998_04_22.pdf
- Probe_of_Boys_Ranch_grows___Part_2___1998_04_22.pdf
- Probe_uncovers_36_abuse_cases_at_Boys_Ranch____Part_1___1987_10_22.pdf
- Probe_uncovers_36_abuse_cases_at_Boys_Ranch____Part_2___1987_10_22.pdf
- Probe_uncovers_36_abuse_cases_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1987_10_22.pdf
- Probe_uncovers_36_abuse_cases_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1987_10_22.pdf
- Probe_uncovers_36_abuse_cases_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_3___1987_10_22.pdf
- Prober__Boys_Ranch_scary___Part_1___1994_12_08.pdf
- Prober__Boys_Ranch_scary___Part_2___1994_12_08.pdf
- Problem_children_not_getting_help__DES_consultant_say___1979_01_29.pdf
- Program_rescues_kids___1998_09_02.pdf
- Prosecutors_ask_to_drop_Boys_Ranch_death_cases___Part_1___1999_11_20.pdf
- Prosecutors_ask_to_drop_Boys_Ranch_death_cases___Part_2___1999_11_20.pdf
- Protesters_aim_to_stop_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Protesters_battle_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Protesters_challenge_immigrant_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Protesters_in_Arizona_hope_to_stop_transfer___2014_07_16.pdf
- Protesters_square_off_before_arrival_of_migrant_children___2014_07_16.pdf
- Protestors_rally_over_child_immigrants___2014_07_17.pdf
- Protests_precede_arrival_of_40_60_children___2014_07_16.pdf
- Providing_big_bangs_for_bucks___2002_07_04.pdf
- QC_school_sets_the_scene_for_scary_movie___2006_07_15.pdf
- Ranch__Boy_s_severe_health_woes_unknown___Part_1___1998_07_15.pdf
- Ranch_battles_document_release___1998_05_08.pdf
- Ranch_fires_third_worker_in_boy_s_death___1998_04_30.pdf
- Ranch_gives_boys_future___Part_1___1998_05_31.pdf
- Ranch_gives_boys_future___Part_2___1998_05_31.pdf
- Ranch_gives_boys_future___Part_3___1998_05_31.pdf
- Ranch_makes_problem_boys_men_of_promise___1971_10_23.pdf
- Ranch_nurse_didn_t_question_youth_s_injuries___Part_1___1998_08_31.pdf
- Ranch_nurse_didn_t_question_youth_s_injuries___Part_2___1998_08_31.pdf
- Ranch_staff_mocked_boy_who_died_youths_say___1998_04_29.pdf
- Ranch_stands_light_of_day__can_accusers___Part_1___1995_01_15.pdf
- Ranch_stands_light_of_day__can_accusers___Part_2___1995_01_15.pdf
- Ranch_stands_light_of_day_can_accusers___Part_1___1995_01_15.pdf
- Ranch_to_close_for_renovation___1972_05_21.pdf
- Ranch_turns_boys_with_problems_into_adults_with_promise___1994_02_22.pdf
- Ranch_unlikely_to_gain_quick_fix___Part_1___1999_02_23.pdf
- Ranch_unlikely_to_gain_quick_fix___Part_2___1999_02_23.pdf
- Ranch_unlikely_to_get_fast_OK___Part_1___1999_02_23.pdf
- Ranch_unlikely_to_get_fast_OK___Part_2___1999_02_23.pdf
- Ranch_youth_16_injured_by_dive___1955_09_09.pdf
- Readers_call_body_photos_disgusting___Part_1___1998_08_28.pdf
- Readers_call_body_photos_disgusting___Part_2___1998_08_28.pdf
- Register_now_for_Oracle_history_class___2010_03_25.pdf
- Relay_helps_teens_rally_communities_in_cancer_fight___2006_04_05.pdf
- Release_of_abuse_reports_OK_court_rules___1998_06_21.pdf
- Report__Ranch_staff__teen_had_clashed_all_day___Part_1___1998_03_06.pdf
- Report__Ranch_staff__teen_had_clashed_all_day___Part_2___1998_03_06.pdf
- Report__Staff_felt_youth_was_faking_it___1998_04_19.pdf
- Report_finds_Contreraz_had_lung_infection___Part_1___1998_03_28.pdf
- Report_finds_Contreraz_had_lung_infection___Part_2___1998_03_28.pdf
- Republic_Boys_Ranch_end_suit___Part_1___1998_10_24.pdf
- Republic_Boys_Ranch_end_suit___Part_2___1998_10_24.pdf
- Republic_sued_over_article_on_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_1___1995_07_22.pdf
- Republic_sued_over_article_on_Boys_Ranch_death___Part_2___1995_07_22.pdf
- Residents_protest_amid_rumors___2014_07_16.pdf
- Review_faults_state_officials_on_youth_center_oversight___Part_1___1998_03_29.pdf
- Review_faults_state_officials_on_youth_center_oversight___Part_2___1998_03_29.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-AZ-Cardinals-State-Farm-and-CSA-July-2021-2.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-AZ-Cardinals-State-Farm-and-CSA-July-2021.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-Coffee-truck-July-2021.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-Dec-2021-4.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-Farm-Aug-2021.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-Jan-2021.pdf
- Rite-Now-CSA-Nov-2021.pdf
- Rumor_leads_to_clash_over_immigration___2014_07_16.pdf
- Runaway_boy_11_is_auto_age_hobo_hops_trailer_axle___1968_10_29.pdf
- Runaways_admit_theft_of_guns___1962_05_04.pdf
- Saturday_was_a_big_day_for_smaller_schools_too___1996_05_17.pdf
- SCA-2014-annual-report.pdf
- SCA-2017-Annual-Report-w-INSERT-FINAL.pdf
- SCA-2019.pdf
- SCA-final.pdf
- SCA-outcomes-sheet.pdf
- SCA-Rite-Now-01.pdf
- SCA-Rite-Now-02.pdf
- SCA-Rite-Now-03.pdf
- SCA-Rite-Now-04.pdf
- SCA_2011_Annual_Report_Digital_Version.pdf
- Scoville_heads_boys_ranch_corporation___1950_03_23.pdf
- Second_thoughts_on_day_care_bills___Part_1___1996_04_10.pdf
- Second_thoughts_on_day_care_bills___Part_2___1996_04_10.pdf
- Second_thoughts_on_day_care_bills___Part_3___1996_04_10.pdf
- Senate_passes_a_strengthened_child_care_bill___1996_04_19.pdf
- Sending_kids_to_nowhere___Part_1___1994_06_19.pdf
- Sending_kids_to_nowhere___Part_2___1994_06_19.pdf
- Severe_risk_presented_by_Boys_Ranch_state_told___Part_1___1998_05_10.pdf
- Severe_risk_presented_by_Boys_Ranch_state_told___Part_2___1998_05_10.pdf
- Sheriff_questioned_in_protest_against_migrant_children___2014_07_17.pdf
- Sitting_taught_Boys_Ranch_running_a_lot___1998_03_31.pdf
- Small_town_riled_over_migrant_policy___2014_07_17.pdf
- Some_coaches_want_Boys_Ranch_to_drop_football___1998_09_02.pdf
- Some_minds_are_changed_on_photos___Part_1___1998_09_13.pdf
- Some_minds_area_changed_on_photos___Part_1___1998_09_13.pdf
- Some_minds_area_changed_on_photos___Part_2___1998_09_13.pdf
- Spartans_success_irks_detractors___1997_09_23.pdf
- Starting_fresh___Part_1___1992_04_24.pdf
- Starting_fresh___Part_2___1992_04_24.pdf
- State_action_a_blow_to_Boys_Ranch_plans_concerning_sports___Part_1___1998_08_28.pdf
- State_action_a_blow_to_Boys_Ranch_plans_concerning_sports___Part_2___1998_08_28.pdf
- State_allows_Boys_Ranch_to_stay_open___1998_10_07.pdf
- State_denies_license_for_Boys_Ranch_at_least_for_now___1999_03_01.pdf
- State_isn_t_burning_its_bridges_with_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_08_27.pdf
- State_isn_t_burning_its_bridges_with_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_08_27.pdf
- State_needs_new_rules_to_guide_programs_for_troubled_kids___1994_05_10.pdf
- State_oversight_of_treatment_centers_is_sorely_lacking___1998_04_23.pdf
- State_puts_Boys_Ranch_on_notice___Part_1___1994_07_01.pdf
- State_puts_Boys_Ranch_on_notice___Part_2___1994_07_01.pdf
- State_s_action_vs_Boys_Ranch_blow_to_sports___Part_1___1998_08_28.pdf
- State_s_action_vs_Boys_Ranch_blow_to_sports___Part_2___1998_08_28.pdf
- State_slams_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_08_26.pdf
- State_slams_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_08_26.pdf
- State_slow_to_act___1998_07_24.pdf
- State_would_clear_ex_nurse___Part_1___2000_08_30.pdf
- Still_no_roundup_at_the_ranch___1998_07_05.pdf
- Strict_new_rules_let_Boys_Ranch_keep_operating___Part_1___1998_10_08.pdf
- Strict_new_rules_let_Boys_Ranch_keep_operating___Part_2___1998_10_08.pdf
- Success_of_boot_camp_style_programs_not_clear___1998_05_31.pdf
- Supporters_should_speak_out___1994_12_12.pdf
- Suspect_arrested_in_Chandler_fires___Part_1___1998_04_21.pdf
- Suspect_arrested_in_Chandler_fires___Part_2___1998_04_21.pdf
- Suspect_is_arrested_in_Chandler_arsons___1998_04_21.pdf
- Sycamore-Canyon-Academy-Annual-Performance-Report.pdf
- Sycamore-Canyon-Academy-Annual-Report.pdf
- Sycamore_Canyon_Academy_Rises_to_the_challenge___Part_1___2013_09_27.pdf
- Sycamore_Canyon_Academy_Rises_to_the_challenge___Part_2___2013_09_27.pdf
- Taming_of_wild_mustangs_provides_valuable_lessons_for_boys_at_shelter___2009_02_04.pdf
- Teacher_student_altercation_erupts_leading_to_11_arrests___2009_06_27.pdf
- Teaching_kids_to_hit_is_not_an_acceptable_lesson___1998_11_29.pdf
- Team_is_appointed_to_recommend_ways_of_reforming_Boys_Ranch___1998_11_25.pdf
- Teamwork_aids_in_restoration_of_Sabino_Canyon___Part_1___1994_01_22.pdf
- Teamwork_aids_in_restoration_of_Sabino_Canyon___Part_2___1994_01_22.pdf
- Teen_at_Arizona_Boys_Ranch_dies_after_collapsing_during_training___1998_03_04.pdf
- Teen_died_after_fight_with_staff___Part_1___1998_03_05.pdf
- Teen_died_after_fight_with_staff___Part_2___1998_03_05.pdf
- Teen_gets_probation_in_explosives_theft___2003_10_07.pdf
- Teen_killer_a_dilemma_for_system___Part_1___2005_12_02.pdf
- Teen_killer_a_dilemma_for_system___Part_2___2005_12_02.pdf
- Teen_s_family__he_had_no_health_problems___1998_03_10.pdf
- Teen_sent_to_reform_school_for_fatal_shooting___2011_01_23.pdf
- Teenager_ordered_to_military_style_school_in_half_brother_s_death___2005_12_03.pdf
- Teens_dogs_learn_skills_in_program___2010_06_03.pdf
- Teens_dogs_teach_each_other___2010_06_18.pdf
- Teens_volunteer_at_Kids_Closet___2014_02_27.pdf
- Tempers_flare_over_immigration___2014_07_16.pdf
- The_fruits_of_abuse___1998_08_27.pdf
- The_Republic_should_knock_Obama__not_me___2014_07_22.pdf
- The_tale_of_the_pulley_wheel_marijuana_bust___Part_1___2014_11_21.pdf
- The_tale_of_the_pulley_wheel_marijuana_bust___Part_2___2014_11_21.pdf
- These_kids_are_up_to_Challenge___2000_11_21.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_10___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_11___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_12___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_1___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_2___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_3___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_4___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_5___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_6___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_7___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_8___1982_08_08.pdf
- This_ain_t_that_kind_of_prison___Part_9___1982_08_08.pdf
- Tough_at_risk_kids_learning_via_football_at_Boys_Ranch___1994_09_16.pdf
- Town_plans_Relay_for_Life__needs_volunteers___2005_11_15.pdf
- Town_protests_immigrants___2014_07_16.pdf
- Trouble_in_Paradise___Part_1___2007_05_27.pdf
- Trouble_in_Paradise___Part_2___2007_05_27.pdf
- Trouble_in_Paradise___Part_3___2007_05_27.pdf
- Troubled_by_boy_s_death___1998_05_07.pdf
- Troubled_girls_offered_2nd_chance_at_Ranch___Part_1____1998_07_31.pdf
- Troubled_girls_offered_2nd_chance_at_Ranch___Part_2____1998_07_31.pdf
- Troubled_teens_tackle_demons___2005_10_14.pdf
- Two_Boys_Ranch_fugitives_caught_in_Cochise_Co___1962_05_03.pdf
- Two_deaths__more_suspicion___1998_04_21.pdf
- Unbeaten_Canyon_State_soccer_builds_character_too___2014_01_24.pdf
- Unemployed_man_arrested_in_Chandler_arson_cases___Part_1___1998_04_21.pdf
- Unemployed_man_arrested_in_Chandler_arson_cases___Part_2___1998_04_21.pdf
- US_scrutinizes_youth_s_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_1___1998_07_29.pdf
- US_scrutinizes_youth_s_death_at_Boys_Ranch___Part_2___1998_07_29.pdf
- Violence__teen_smoking_are_sold_by_advertising___1998_05_08.pdf
- Volunteers_meet_challenge__blaze_handicap_trail___Part_1___1989_10_16.pdf
- Volunteers_meet_challenge__blaze_handicap_trail___Part_2___1989_10_16.pdf
- Warren_B__Fox_is_superintendent_of_Arizona_Boys_Ranch___1953_02_19.pdf
- Was_boy_s_future_lost_in_the_past___1998_04_30.pdf
- What_is_causing_COVID_19_cases_to_rise_in_Arizona___Part_1___2020_07_03.pdf
- What_is_causing_COVID_19_cases_to_rise_in_Arizona___Part_2___2020_07_03.pdf
- What_is_causing_COVID_19_cases_to_rise_in_Arizona___Part_3___2020_07_03.pdf
- When_Tough_Love_leads_to_death___2007_10_17.pdf
- Where_s_crime__Ranch_suspect_ask___Part_1___1999_04_16.pdf
- Where_s_crime__Ranch_suspect_ask___Part_2___1999_04_16.pdf
- Working_at_cross_purposes___1994_06_26.pdf
- You_don_t_have_to_be_an_athlete_to_be_an_all_star___2020_02_08.pdf
- Youth_boot_camps_in_Ariz_US_need_tight_regulation___2007_10_17.pdf
- Youth_s_death_at_Boys_Ranch_preventable_ex_regulator_says___1998_05_11.pdf
- Yule_tree_captivates_retirees_youths___Part_1___1989_12_25.pdf
- Yule_tree_captivates_retirees_youths___Part_2___1989_12_25.pdf
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Program Documents
- Program document, 2001 (Rite Now @ ROP)
- Program document, 2002 (Rite Now @ ROP)
- Program document, 2003 (Rite Now @ ROP)
- Program document, 2004 (Rite Now @ ROP)
- Canyon State Academy 2011 annual performance report
- Canyon State Academy Newsletter
- Sycamore Canyon Academy 2011 Annual Performance Report
- Sycamore Canyon Academy 2012 Annual Performance Report
- Sycamore Canyon Academy 2013 Annual Performance Report
- SYCAMORE CANYON ACADEMY 2014 Annual Performance Report
- SYCAMORE CANYON ACADEMY 2014 Issue
- Canyon State Academy 2017 Annual Report
- Sycamore Canyon Academy 2017 Annual Report
- Sycamore Canyon Academy Outcomes Sheet
- Sycamore Canyon Academy 2019 Annual Report
- 2020 PREA Annual Report
- Canyon State Academy Brochure, 2021
- Canyon State Academy Cross Country Schedule 2021
- Canyon State Academy Sport Schedule
- Canyon State Academy Varsity Football
- Canyon State Academy Varsity Soccer
- Canyon State Academy Volleyball
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Not @ ROP)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (1)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (2)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (3)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (4)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (5)
- Program document, 2021 (Rite Now @ ROP) (6)
- Canyon State Academy Golf
- Canyon State Academy Brochure
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- Canyon State Academy (1948-present) Queen Creek, AZ - Reddit Wiki Page
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- Arizona Republic (archived copy)
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