Facility profile Idaho

Summit Youth Center

Formerly Pratt Ranch Boys Home, Liberty Canyon Boys Ranch

Open Emmett, Idaho

Summit Youth Center is a residential treatment center in Emmett, Idaho. It has operated since 1982.

Nonprofit tax filings

The yearly returns (IRS Form 990) of the nonprofit this program operates under, from the IRS through ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer.

Liberty Canyon Boys Ranch Inc

EIN 82-0416629, Emmett, ID. Tax-exempt since 1992. Every filing on ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer

YearRevenueExpensesPaid to officers and directorsAssets at year endReturn
2025 Form 990EZ
2024 Form 990EZ
2023 $100,815 $104,283 $3,673 Form 990-EZ
2022 $88,022 $83,763 $4,709 Form 990-EZ
2021 $79,980 $81,356 $2,960 Form 990-EZ
2020 $72,392 $71,822 $1,826 Form 990-EZ
2019 $71,451 $80,768 $1,680 Form 990-EZ
2018 $73,008 $63,641 $10,573 Form 990-EZ
2017 $67,401 $66,483 $1,206 Form 990-EZ
2016 $68,808 $73,478 $2,192 Form 990-EZ
Earlier years (16)

Staff

Notable staff

  • Paul Clark Fear

    Directorsource

  • Colleen Fear

    Directorsource

  • Travis Madsen

    Founder and Ownersource

Licensing and inspections

Licensed as
Summit Youth Academy
Program
CRL-2134
License category
Children's Residential Care Facility
Licensed capacity
36
License expires
2026-12-14
Relicensing visit
2025-11-04
Licensing action
License renewed
Phone on file
208-365-3642
Licensed address
330 W Main St, Emmett, ID 83617-3470

6 inspection reports on file. Search all Idaho reports

Every report, by date: 4 findings in 2 reports
  1. Nov 4, 2025 No deficiencies Open report
  2. Nov 14, 2024 No deficiencies Open report
  3. Nov 16, 2023 No deficiencies Open report
  4. May 30, 2023 1 deficiency: 16.04.18.231.01 Open report
    1 finding

    • Deficiency cited : 16.04.18.231.01 PHYSICAL RESTRAINT INTERVENTION. 01.Protection. Be used only when a child's behavior could physically harm themselves or others, or to prevent ...

      Licensing found that Patriot Center Staff engaged in a physical restraint outside of licensing rule 16.04.18.231.01 Child interviews and a review of a restraint video showed that staff used restraint when other non- physical behavior management interventions could have been used.

  5. Nov 9, 2022 No deficiencies Open report
  6. Nov 16, 2021 3 deficiencies: 16.06.02.563.01.d, 16.06.02.563.02.d, 16.06.02.573.01 Open report
    3 findings

    • Deficiency cited : 16.06.02.563.01.d SERVICE PLANS.01.Initial Service Plan. The initial service plan must be developed and recorded in the child's record within thirty (30) days ...

      Child records #1, #2, #3, #4 did not show that the parent/guardian participated in the development of the initial service plan.

    • Deficiency cited : 16.06.02.563.02.d SERVICE PLANS.02.Updated Service Plan. A service plan must be updated every ninety (90) days and must:d.Demonstrate the service plan was ...

      Child records #1, #2, #3, #4 did not show that the parent/guardian participated in the development of the updated service plan.

    • Deficiency cited : 16.06.02.573.01 NON-VIOLENT PHYSICAL INTERVENTION.01.Protection from Harm to Self or Others. Be used only when a child's behavior is out of control and could ...

      Child record #2 showed that physical intervention was used to escort or transport a child from his top bunk and down the hallway. At the time of the intervention, the child's behavior was not out of control where he was harming himself, others or property.

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Names

  • Liberty Canyon Boys Ranch Earlier name
  • Pratt Ranch Boys Home Earlier name

Documents

From the Unsilenced archive

6 documents about Summit Youth Center that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: Summit Youth Academy (fka Patriot Center).

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