Parent company profile

Sequel TSI

Also known as Sequel Youth & Family Services, Sequel Youth and Family Services, LLC, Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC, Sequel CBS Holdings, LLC

Defunct 44 programs, 1 open

Sequel TSI is a parent company (defunct) based in Huntsville, AL. Kids Over Profits has records of 44 programs it has run in 18 states and countries, 1 of them open.

History

Year by year

From the records: the years it ran each program, and lawsuits and deaths on record from those years. A program it took over appears only once the records say when it did.

  1. 1999

    Founded

    Began running: Clarinda Academy

  2. 2000

    Began running: Woodward Academy

  3. 2003

    Began running: Normative Services Academy

  4. 2004

    Began running: Mingus Mountain Academy

  5. 2006

    Began running: Northern Illinois Academy

  6. 2007

    Began running: Lakeside Academy

  7. 2008

    Began running: Lakeside Academy of Kansas

  8. 2009

    Began running: Kissimmee Youth Academy

    Opened: Sequel TSI of North Carolina

  9. 2010

    Began running 12 programs: Auldern Academy; Sequel TSI Owens Cross Roads; Sequel TSI Courtland; Lexington Academy; Mountain Home Academy; Sequel TSI Madison; Sequel TSI North Carolina; Sequel TSI Sierra Vista; Sequel TSI Tuskegee; Union Juvenile Residential Facility; Sequel TSI Paint Rock Valley; Three Springs of Osceola

    Closed: Sequel TSI of North Carolina

  10. 2011

    Began running 5 programs: Bernalillo Academy; Kingston Academy; Riverside Academy; Rose Rock Academy; Norris Academy

    Stopped running 3 programs: Sequel TSI North Carolina; Sequel TSI Sierra Vista; Sequel TSI Paint Rock Valley

  11. 2013

    Began running 3 programs: Capital Academy; Sequel Transition Academy; Sequel TSI Montgomery

    Lawsuit filed: Docket - Norris Academy (case no. 3:2013cv01320)

    A death on record: Joseph Winters, 14, at Rose Rock Academy

  12. 2014

    Began running: Starr Albion Prep

  13. 2015

    Began running: St John's Youth Academy

  14. 2016

    Began running 12 programs: Alachua Academy; Duval Academy; Marion Youth Academy; Red Rock Canyon School; Falcon Ridge Ranch; Mount Pleasant Academy; Lava Heights Academy; Palm Beach Youth Academy; Charles Britt Academy; Palm Beach Regional Juvenile Correctional Center; Pompano Youth Treatment Center; Sequel Pomegranate

    Stopped running 3 programs: Rose Rock Academy; Kissimmee Youth Academy; Three Springs of Osceola

  15. 2017

    Began running: Polk Youth Development Center

    Stopped running: Lexington Academy

  16. 2018

    Began running: Columbus Youth Academy

    Lawsuit filed: D.S., B.S. and A.S. v. Sequel Pomegranate Health Systems, LLC

  17. 2019

    2 lawsuits filed: John Doe, father of Jane Doe, a minor, v. Sequel Schools, LLC d/b/a Northern Illinois Academy, et al.; Estate of Van Johnson v. Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC, Sequel TSI of Alabama, LLC, et al.

    Stopped running 6 programs: Red Rock Canyon School; Mount Pleasant Academy; Kingston Academy; Riverside Academy; Sequel TSI Madison; Union Juvenile Residential Facility

  18. 2020

    Began running: Casa Grande Academy

    Lawsuit filed: Mary Ann McMahan-McWhorter v. Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC

    A death on record: Cornelius Frederick, 16, at Lakeside Academy

    Stopped running 2 programs: Lakeside Academy; Starr Albion Prep

  19. 2021

    Lawsuit filed: Tenia Goshay, Personal Representative of the Estate of Cornelius Frederick v. Lakeside for Children d/b/a Lakeside Academy, et al.

    Stopped running 20 programs: Mingus Mountain Academy; Bernalillo Academy; Auldern Academy; Casa Grande Academy; Sequel TSI Owens Cross Roads; Falcon Ridge Ranch; Clarinda Academy; Lava Heights Academy; Sequel TSI Courtland; Capital Academy; Charles Britt Academy; Mountain Home Academy; Normative Services Academy; Northern Illinois Academy; Pompano Youth Treatment Center; Sequel Pomegranate; Sequel TSI Montgomery; Sequel TSI Tuskegee; Norris Academy; Woodward Academy

  20. 2022

    Lawsuit filed: J.P., as Father and Next Friend of G.P. v. Sequel TSI of Alabama, LLC, et al.

    Stopped running 8 programs: Alachua Academy; Duval Academy; Columbus Youth Academy; Marion Youth Academy; Lakeside Academy of Kansas; Palm Beach Youth Academy; Sequel Transition Academy; St John's Youth Academy

  21. 2023

    Lawsuit filed: Anna Claire Bates and Jane Doe v. Sequel Youth and Family Services, LLC; Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC; Brighter Path Alabama, LLC (formerly Sequel TSI of Alabama); Sequel TSI of Auldern, LLC; and John Ripley

  22. 2025

    Lawsuit filed: A.B., A.H., A.S., C.C., E.G., E.M., F.T., G.C., H.G., M.C., M.E., N.M. and T.F. v. Mingus Mountain Academy et al.

Programs it has run

44 on record, open ones first.

People

The people the network map ties to the company, with their other jobs in the industry.

  • Adam Shapiro

    cofounder

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Jay Ripley

    founder

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Cindy Cox

    co-owner

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Dick Kelsey

    Owner of the Lakeside property in Kansas.,Former state legislator

  • Beverly Richard

    Senior Vice President, and formerly Three Springs, Inc

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Chris Banken

    Senior Vice President Western Division Feb 2004-Present

  • Chris Perkins

    Vice President

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Chris Roussos

    CEO (June 2019-2020)

  • Elizabeth Carey

    President and CEO of Starr Commonwealth

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Jacqueline Gabler

    Vice President of Finance at Sequel

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare VP Finance

  • Jay Carroll

    CEO/President

  • John Stupak

    CEO 2013-2019, then Chairman; earlier Exec VP & Chief Admin Officer

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Joint Commission Currently Advisory Board Member, Behavioral Health Florida Juvenile Justice Association Bo

  • Michael E. Henderson

    CEO Torii Behavioral Health

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Richard Block

    Vice President of Public Programs

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Roy Day

    Vice President of HR

  • Tony Harper

    Vice President of Human Resources

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Jason Cagle

    Chief Administrative Officer & CFO

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare EVP/CAO

  • Samantha Lee

    Chief Compliance & Ethics Officer

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare EVP, Chief Compliance & Ethics Officer

  • JJ Bond

    VP Marketing, Senior Director of Business Development 2006-2021

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Jacob Brantz

    Corporate Controller & Liquidity Management Director at Sequel

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare CFO

  • Jason Katz

    Executive Director

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Katie Arnold

    Sequel ABA Program Director (2021)

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare Vivant ABA Program Director (2021–2025)

  • Marianne Birmingham

    Senior Director of Compliance & Quality (2010-2021)

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare Compliance & Quality

  • Matt Sparling

    Director of Business Development, Marketing Rep at Sequel

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare SVP Strategy & Development

  • Samantha Dunham

    Director of Quality Assurance (2016-2021)

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Vivant Behavioral Healthcare Program Development Analyst
19 other staff on record
  • Anita Cronin, Payroll Manager 2002-2021
  • Christine Aron, VP of Business Development at Sequel
  • Denise Deveaux, Controller (2013-2021)
  • Fred Beyer, Compliance and Quality Officer (2017-2024)
  • Jasmine Golden, Accounts Payable Specialist
  • Karen Hanson, therapist
  • Kendall Payne, Senior VP of Marketing
  • Kwanjalin Edwards, Sequel Controller (2018-2019)
  • Leslie Foster, HR Manager (2010-2023)
  • Marshanna McFarlin, Accounts Receivable Manager (2015-2017)
  • Mel Strobel, Sequel TSI (2019-2021)
  • Melissa Sutherland, Administration Supervisor (1999-2022)
  • Michele Price, Payroll Assistant (Aug 2016-Jul 2019), Assistant Payroll Manager (Jul 2019-Nov 2021)
  • Mike McFarland, VP of Operations 2009-2020
  • Nacole Seldon, Regional HR Manager (2019-2021)
  • Paula Pickens, Financial Controller
  • Rod Peterson, VP of Marketing
  • Thomas Locke, Controller (2017-2021)
  • Vito Guarnaccia, Consulting Psychologist (2014-2015)

News coverage

Lawsuits

  • A.B., A.H., A.S., C.C., E.G., E.M., F.T., G.C., H.G., M.C., M.E., N.M. and T.F. v. Mingus Mountain Academy et al. 2025 | In progress | Superior Court of Arizona, Maricopa County | CV2025-001537

    Outcome: Pending as of the latest coverage (mid-2025); the facility said it would 'vigorously defend' the suit.

    Thirteen former residents sued Mingus Mountain Academy, an all-girls program in Prescott Valley, and the companies that owned and ran it, in Maricopa County on January 13, 2025. The complaint alleges that from 2011 to the present, staff falsely imprisoned, sexually abused, sexually assaulted and raped minor residents. It names Vivant Behavioral Healthcare, three Sequel entities, Sequel co-founder Jay Ripley and a manager, Adam Hardin, and calls Mingus Mountain Estate Residential Center a Vivant subsidiary. The facility said an internal review found no evidence for the allegations.

  • Former resident (15) v. Brighter Path Tuskegee et al. (2023) 2023 | Unknown | Circuit Court of Macon County, Alabama

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    A suit filed August 31, 2023 in Macon County says a 15-year-old placed at Brighter Path Tuskegee from January 18 to March 24 (2023) 'constantly feared for his safety' and was frequently assaulted by other residents even with staff present. It alleges staff 'frequently instigated fights among the residents,' that he received no schooling, lived in unsanitary conditions and was bitten by bedbugs. According to the coverage, his guardian ad litem found he was not made to keep up hygiene or attend classes and asked for an emergency hearing to have him removed. The suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages.

  • Anna Claire Bates and Jane Doe v. Sequel Youth and Family Services, LLC; Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC; Brighter Path Alabama, LLC (formerly Sequel TSI of Alabama); Sequel TSI of Auldern, LLC; and John Ripley 2023 | In progress | U.S. District Court, Northern District of Alabama (Southern Division) | 2:23-cv-01063

    Outcome: Partial motion to dismiss denied July 3, 2024 (all counts survive). Ripley's motion to dismiss the second amended complaint denied Oct. 14, 2025; his motion to certify an interlocutory appeal and stay denied Jan. 12, 2026. No settlement or class ruling seen on the docket.

    Two former residents brought a proposed class action under the federal anti-trafficking law, saying Sequel made children in its programs work without pay as cleaners and groundskeepers, under threat of punishment, to save on staff. Bates says that at Auldern Academy in North Carolina (2016-2017) students did campus labor and were punished with 'Refocus' (hauling rocks, restricted food, sleeping on the floor) and 'Non-com' isolation. Jane Doe says that at Sequel Montgomery (Dec. 2014-fall 2015) children who refused work were restrained, kept longer or locked in a closet-sized seclusion room, and that she was sexually abused by a male employee and later by a social worker. In July 2024 the court refused to dismiss any claim, finding the complaint plausibly alleged a company-wide scheme, and in 2025 it kept co-founder John Ripley in the case.

  • A.C. (mother of Connor Bennett) v. Vivant Behavioral Healthcare, LLC et al. (Brighter Path Tuskegee wrongful death) 2022 | Unknown | Circuit Court of Macon County, Alabama

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    Connor Bennett's mother sued in Macon County over his death in April 2022. The complaint says Connor, 15, was placed at the Tuskegee facility by the Alabama Department of Human Resources in about October 2021 and was sexually, physically and verbally abused by other residents and staff for about six months. It says he reported sexual abuse repeatedly and staff 'chose to do absolutely nothing,' and that he ran away several times without staff noticing. According to the coverage, he injured himself at the facility on April 5, 2022 and died at Children's of Alabama six days later. The suit seeks unspecified damages from Vivant Behavioral Healthcare, which operates the renamed Brighter Path Tuskegee, and unnamed individuals.

  • J.P., as Father and Next Friend of G.P. v. Sequel TSI of Alabama, LLC, et al. 2022 | In progress | Circuit Court of Macon County, Alabama (removed to the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, then remanded) | CV-2022-900020.00 (removed to federal court as 3:22-cv-00190-CWB)

    Outcome: Removed to federal court April 20, 2022; remanded to Macon County Circuit Court on March 17, 2023. No later outcome reported.

    J.P. sued on behalf of his 15-year-old son G.P. in the Circuit Court of Macon County, Alabama on March 18, 2022, against Sequel TSI of Tuskegee, a psychiatric residential treatment facility, and its parent companies Sequel Youth & Family Services and Sequel TSI Holdings. The complaint alleges that after the Alabama Department of Youth Services placed G.P. there on November 2, 2021, he was sexually assaulted within four days and was choked, beaten and bitten by residents during a seven-week stay while staff failed to intervene, and that he attempted suicide. It also alleges dangerous restraints such as chokeholds, contraband smuggled in by staff and a lack of mental health care. The defendants removed the case to federal court, where an affidavit said Sequel's parent companies had given up control of the facility on October 1, 2021 and that the facility's owner had been renamed Brighter Path Alabama. On March 17, 2023 the federal court sent the case back to state court; the documents do not show how it ended.

  • Tenia Goshay, Personal Representative of the Estate of Cornelius Frederick v. Lakeside for Children d/b/a Lakeside Academy, et al. 2021 | Settled | United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan, Southern Division | 1:21-cv-00848-RJJ-RSK

    Outcome: Settled Dec 2021; terms confidential.

    Tenia Goshay, as personal representative of the estate of Cornelius Frederick, sued Lakeside Academy, several Sequel Youth and Family Services companies and ten staff members in federal court in Michigan on September 30, 2021. The complaint alleges that on April 29, 2020, staff at Lakeside Academy in Kalamazoo restrained the 16-year-old state ward on the floor for throwing a sandwich and suffocated him while he said he could not breathe, then gave no aid, and that he died at Bronson Methodist Hospital on May 1, 2020. It alleges he had been restrained many times before, that Sequel was warned by Oregon Senator Sara Gelser about its restraint practices, and that the state had cited the facility for restraint and staffing violations since 2016. It states the state revoked Lakeside Academy's license after his death. The document shows only the filing of the complaint.

  • Mary Ann McMahan-McWhorter v. Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC 2020 | Dismissed | U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama | 5:20-cv-01926

    Outcome: The parties filed a joint stipulation of dismissal, which dismissed the case with prejudice; on August 24, 2021 Judge Liles C. Burke directed the clerk to close the case. The documents do not show any settlement terms.

    Mary Ann McMahan-McWhorter, who worked in accounts receivable for Sequel TSI Holdings in Huntsville, Alabama from about May 2014, sued the company in federal court on December 3, 2020. She alleges that after she developed a vision condition in early 2019 and asked for dimmer lighting, Sequel moved her to a brighter workstation, gave her screen-heavy data entry work as a demotion, and fired her on about April 4, 2019. She brought disability discrimination and retaliation claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act after an EEOC charge. This is an employment case, not an abuse case. The parties jointly dismissed it with prejudice and the court closed it on August 24, 2021.

  • Mother of a former resident v. Sequel Schools, LLC, Kingston Academy and a staff member 2020 | Unknown | Circuit Court of Roane County, Tennessee

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    A mother sued Sequel Schools and Kingston Academy in Roane County in February 2020, seeking $4.5 million. The suit alleges her son was raped repeatedly by a staff member and by another student in a bathroom and that the facility failed to supervise, knowingly letting an unsafe adult supervise children. It says her son has PTSD. Sequel said it could not comment on pending litigation.

  • John Doe, father of Jane Doe, a minor, v. Sequel Schools, LLC d/b/a Northern Illinois Academy, et al. 2019 | Unknown | Circuit Court of Kane County, Illinois | 19L-000502

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    The father of a 13-year-old Northern Illinois Academy resident sued the academy's operator, Sequel Schools, and an 18-year-old fellow resident. The complaint says that on an outing to the Aurora Public Library on April 15, 2019, the older resident lured the girl into the men's restroom and raped her. It alleges the academy knew of his history of sexual aggression and failed to supervise or separate the two. He was criminally charged by Kane County authorities.

  • Estate of Van Johnson v. Sequel TSI Holdings, LLC, Sequel TSI of Alabama, LLC, et al. 2019 | Unknown | Circuit Court of Limestone County, Alabama

    Outcome: No reported outcome found. Sequel closed the Madison facility in August 2019.

    The family of Van Johnson, a 61-year-old construction worker killed behind a Madison Publix in August 2017, sued Sequel and the two youths charged with his killing. Police said the two had left the Sequel TSI (Three Springs) facility on Browns Ferry Road the night before. The complaint says the facility was understaffed and poorly trained and failed to recognize the two as threats despite their 'history of violence, aggression, lack of empathy,' and that several youths had escaped in the years before. The family's lawyer said they wanted the facility closed or its security strengthened.

  • D.S., B.S. and A.S. v. Sequel Pomegranate Health Systems, LLC 2018 | Dismissed | U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio (Columbus) | 2:18-cv-00416

    Outcome: Dismissed with prejudice by stipulation of the parties on Nov. 15, 2018 (case terminated Nov. 16, 2018), after a mediation notice; terms not disclosed.

    D.S. and his parents sued Pomegranate, a psychiatric residential facility in Columbus, Ohio, where Franklin County Children Services had placed him in November 2017. The complaint says that on December 2, 2017, a few days after he arrived, D.S. was held down and raped by three other residents while the single staff member on the unit was busy with a personal phone. It says Columbus police had received more than 248 emergency calls from Pomegranate since March 22, 2017, and that the facility was understaffed and did not separate violent residents. The complaint says Children Services substantiated abuse and neglect charges against Pomegranate. The parties stipulated to dismissal with prejudice in November 2018.

  • Docket - Norris Academy (case no. 3:2013cv01320) 2013 | Unknown | US District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee | 3:2013cv01320

    Plaintiff Robert Reich filed a complaint against Sequel School, LLC alleging violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The case was filed in the US District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee on November 26, 2013. The complaint claims that the defendant failed to comply with wage and hour requirements. No specific facilities, staff, or other organizations are named in the filing. The plaintiff seeks relief for alleged labor law violations.

  • 05-758 - Robertson et al v. Red Rock Canyon School LLC et al - Content Details - 2008 | Unknown | United States District Court for the District of Utah | 05-758

    Plaintiffs Alvin, Cynthia, and Alvin Chase Robertson filed a civil lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Utah against Red Rock Canyon School LLC and associated individual defendants, including Melanie Habibian, Sherman Habibian, and Todd Hockenbury. The case falls under the nature of suit category for other personal injury. The action involves allegations related to the operations and care provided at the Red Rock Canyon School facility.

  • Robertson et al v. Red Rock Canyon School LLC et al 2005 | Closed | Utah District Court | 2:05-cv-00758

    Outcome: The court's records say the case was terminated on 2009-11-16.

    Plaintiffs filed a personal injury and civil rights lawsuit against Red Rock Canyon School and related individuals in September 2005. The court later dismissed the federal civil rights claim and stayed the remaining state law claims. The case proceeded through various scheduling and expert witness motions before terminating in November 2009.

  • Docket - Sequel Pomegranate (case no. 2:2017cv00777) Unknown
  • J.P. v. Sequel TSI of Alabama, M.D. Ala. 3:22-cv-190, notice of removal Unknown
  • Docket - Mingus Mountain Academy (case no. 3:2021cv08173) Unknown
  • Court record - Red Rock Canyon School Unknown
  • Kristina Martinez, as guardian ad litem for a 5-year-old, v. Sequel (Bernalillo Academy), the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department et al. Unknown | First Judicial District Court, Santa Fe County, New Mexico

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    In October 2024 the guardian ad litem for a 5-year-old filed suit in Santa Fe over his time at the former Bernalillo Academy, a home for children with disabilities that a Sequel subsidiary ran until December 2021. The complaint alleges staff punched and beat the boy and a peer sexually abused him, and that the academy put enrollment revenue ahead of children's safety. It also alleges the state children's agency and its former secretary knew of ongoing abuse and did not protect the children. The suit cites a Disability Rights New Mexico report that staff told children to fight each other, and says Bernalillo was Sequel's 14th program to close in three years amid abuse allegations.

  • M.C. v. Brighter Path Tuskegee et al. Unknown | Circuit Court of Macon County, Alabama

    Outcome: No reported outcome found.

    In August 2024 a lawsuit was filed for M.C., a 17-year-old resident of Brighter Path Tuskegee. The complaint alleges he was physically and emotionally abused by staff and other residents, that staff instigated fights and gambled with residents while he was beaten, and that he was denied proper medical care; his father says he saw injuries during visits. It also alleges neglect, lack of supervision and unsanitary conditions. The coverage gives no specific incident dates.

  • Falcon Ridge Ranch, Inc., et al. v. Sequel Youth Services of Red Rock Canyon, LLC, et al. Filed | Fifth Judicial District Court in and for Washington County, State of Utah | 200500204

    Outcome: In the underlying AAA arbitration (No. 01-17-0005-9666), the arbitrator issued an Interim Award on March 2, 2020, and a Final Award on May 1, 2020, denying the Sequel buyers' claims, granting the sellers' counterclaim (a contingent payment of at least $3,118,445), and awarding the sellers $1,300,000 in fees and costs. The sellers filed this amended petition on May 11, 2020, asking the court to confirm the awards; the documents do not show the court's ruling.

    Frank Habibian and the companies that sold Falcon Ridge Ranch, Red Rock Canyon School, Lava Heights Academy and Mount Pleasant Academy (the CARE Schools) to Sequel Youth Services in August 2016 asked a Utah state court in Washington County to confirm an arbitration award against the Sequel buyers; the amended petition is dated May 11, 2020. In the arbitration, Sequel sought indemnity for a June 2017 settlement of about $2.58 million it paid the United States and Nevada after self-reporting that the schools had paid referral fees for students covered by Nevada Medicaid. The arbitrator dismissed that claim because Sequel settled without notifying the sellers, found the sellers had been ignorant of the law rather than fraudulent, and ruled that Sequel breached the purchase agreement in how it ran the schools after the sale. This is a business dispute between a program's sellers and buyers, not an abuse case, but it documents the referral-fee practice and the Medicaid settlement. The documents do not show whether the court confirmed the award.

  • P.R. v. Red Rock Canyon School, et al. Filed

    Civil lawsuit filed against the now-closed Red Rock Canyon School in St. George, Utah and its parent company Sequel Youth and Family Services by former student P.R., who alleges she was sexually abused and impregnated by staff member Atonio Kavea while a minor, with the knowledge and alleged facilitation of other personnel including Kavea's sister, Asiah Kavea. The suit claims the school attempted to conceal the abuse and remove P.R. rather than protect her, and seeks over $10 million in damages. Reported by KUTV (Liv Kelleher) on 06/10/2025.

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Business filings

This company's registrations with the states, as their business registers list them.

Sequel Youth and Family Services, LLC

Foreign limited liability company, document 20201003813, delinquent (last annual report 2022). Colorado's record of it

Principal address
1131 Eagletree Lane SW, Huntsville, AL, 35801

Filings since it was formed

  • January 2, 2020: Apply for Foreign Entity Authority To transact business in Colorado, as Sequel Youth and Family Services, LLC

Deaths on record

Young people who died at, or after being in, one of its programs.

  • Connor Bennett age 15 | Sequel TSI of Tuskegee | April 11, 2022 | Died by suicide
  • Cornelius Frederick age 16 | Lakeside Academy | May 1, 2020 | Restraint
  • Joseph Winters age 14 | Rose Rock Academy | February 1, 2013 | Restraint
  • (Unnamed boy) Red Rock Canyon School | December 1, 2007 | Died by suicide
  • Autumn Sunbear age 15 | Red Rock Canyon School | March 1, 2003 | Medical neglect

Documents

Documents on file (153)
Forest Ridge Youth Services (2)
JP v Sequel TSI of Alabama (7)
McMahan-McWhorter v Sequel TSI Holdings (2)
Sequel TSI Owens Cross Roads (1)
Sequel TSI Paint Rock Valley (8)
Woodbury Reports Mentions (7)
Three Springs (105)
Auldern Academy (4)
Blue Ridge (3)
Charles Britt Academy (1)
Courtland (2)
Duck River (9)
Englishton Park (3)
Madison (4)
New Beginnings (2)
New Direction (1)
New Dominion (13)
Paint Rock Valley (9)
PREA (3)
Turning Point (2)
Website Assorted (28)

Filed under its programs

202 documents across 38 programs: inspection reports, court records, clippings and more, each on its program page.

From SCIAD NET

5 documents about Sequel TSI that Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. SCIAD NET keeps them on Google Drive, where they open.

DHS Records (3)
Public Records (2)

Materials and links

Licensing and inspection reports

Government records

Survivor posts and discussion

Staff and owners

Advertising and marketing listings

Reference and research

Other links

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