Facility profile Indiana
Lexington Academy
Formerly Three Springs at Englishton Park, Sequel TSI of Indiana, Three Springs of Englishton Park (1996 to 2010)
Also known as Englishton Park Sequel TSI, Three Springs of Indiana
Lexington Academy was a juvenile justice RTC in Lexington, Indiana, operated by Sequel TSI. It operated from 2010 to 2017.
About Lexington Academy
Originally part of Englishton Park, a nonprofit summer camp founded in 1969 on the historic estate of William Hayden English. Three Springs opened the program on the Englishton Park campus in 1996 and ran it as Three Springs at Englishton Park until Sequel took over Three Springs in January 2010; Sequel ran it as Lexington Academy, a staff-secure residential program for ages 12 to 19.source 1, source 2
Timeline
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1996
2009
Sequel TSI: Acquired Three Springs, Inc. (TSI) of Huntsville, Alabama
Sequel Youth and Family Services ran Lexington Academy at the time.
Sequel TSI: Acquired Three Springs, Inc. (TSI) of Huntsville, Alabama December 30, 2009
Sequel announced its acquisition of the privately held Three Springs, Inc. The announcement said the combined companies would operate 22 programs across the country. The Three Springs programs later carried the Sequel TSI name.
2010
Sequel Youth and Family Services took it over from Three Springs Inc. (see the deal above)
It ran the program until 2017.
Renamed Lexington Academy
It had been Three Springs of Englishton Park.
Opened in Lexington, Indiana
2017
Sequel TSI: Sold a majority stake to Altamont Capital Partners
Sequel Youth and Family Services ran Lexington Academy at the time.
Sequel TSI: Sold a majority stake to Altamont Capital Partners September 1, 2017
Altamont Capital Partners announced a majority equity investment in Sequel through a holding company, SYFS Parent; terms were not disclosed. At the time Sequel ran 44 programs in 19 states, and APM Reports counted 35 residential treatment centers in 16 states. CEO John Stupak stayed on and co-founder Jay Ripley remained board chairman. Altamont's portfolio page lists the investment as active and says SYFS Parent later acquired Rebecca & Aaron Schools (2017) and Pine Cone Therapies (2020).
Closed
As Three Springs of Englishton Park
Also drawn on: source.
As Lexington Academy
Nothing on record is dated to these years yet.
Staff
Administration
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Kelly J. Stone
Elsewhere in the industry
- Mountain Home Academy Executive Director (2015–2017)
Notable staff
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Emma Diaz
Former Admissions
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Ownership
- Sequel Youth and Family Services
Documents
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