Parent company profile
Youth Services International
Youth Services International is a parent company (defunct) based in Lafayette, IN. Kids Over Profits has records of 6 programs it has run in 4 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.
1992
Founded
1995
Began running 6 programs: Cypress Creek Academy; Desert Hills - Arizona; Desert Hills - New Mexico; Desert Hills - Texas; Promise House; Woodward Academy
1996
Began running 4 programs: Camp Washington; Everglades Academy; Parc Place; Tampa Bay Academy
1997
Began running 3 programs: Chamberlain Academy; Pompano Academy; Timberline Academy
Stopped running 6 programs: Cypress Creek Academy; Desert Hills - Arizona; Desert Hills - New Mexico; Desert Hills - Texas; Parc Place; Promise House
1998
Began running 3 programs: Bowie County Detention Center; Caldwell County Juvenile Justice Center; La Salle County Juvenile Justice Center
1999
Began running 19 programs: Polk Youth Development Center; Bayamon Treatment Center; Chanute Transition Center; Charles H. Hickey, Jr. School; Dallas County Juvenile Facility; Dallas County Youth Village Secure Program; Elmore Academy; Genesis Treatment Agency; Hemphill County Juvenile Center; JoAnn Bridges Academy; Keweenaw Academy; Reflections Treatment Agency; Snowden Cottage Academy; Springfield Academy; Tarkio Academy; Victor Cullen Academy; Polk Halfway House; Hillsborough Girls Academy; Crestview Youth Academy
2000
Began running 2 programs: Hays County Juvenile Justice Center; Summit View Youth Correctional Facility
Stopped running: La Salle County Juvenile Justice Center
2001
Began running: Colorado County Boot Camp
Stopped running 7 programs: Bayamon Treatment Center; Caldwell County Juvenile Justice Center; Chanute Transition Center; Genesis Treatment Agency; Hays County Juvenile Justice Center; Pompano Academy; Hillsborough Girls Academy
2002
Began running: Judge Roger Hashem Center
Stopped running 4 programs: Bowie County Detention Center; Snowden Cottage Academy; Summit View Youth Correctional Facility; Victor Cullen Academy
2003
Began running 2 programs: Palm Beach Youth Academy; Paulding Regional Youth Detention Center
Stopped running: Keweenaw Academy
2004
Stopped running 7 programs: Charles H. Hickey, Jr. School; Dallas County Juvenile Facility; Dallas County Youth Village Secure Program; Hemphill County Juvenile Center; Reflections Treatment Agency; Tarkio Academy; Polk Halfway House
2005
Stopped running: Palm Beach Youth Academy
10 more years
2006
Began running 7 programs: Blackwater STOP Camp; Crisp County Youth Development Center; McIntosh Youth Development Center; Palm Beach Regional Juvenile Correctional Center; Athena's Circle of Providence; Santa Rosa Residential Facility; Thompson Academy
Lawsuit filed: Case: USA v. Youth Services International, Inc.
Stopped running: Everglades Academy
2008
Stopped running: Colorado County Boot Camp
2009
Began running 2 programs: Bill Clayton Detention Center; Broward Youth Treatment Center
Stopped running: Crestview Youth Academy
2010
Stopped running 2 programs: Blackwater STOP Camp; Tampa Bay Academy
2011
Stopped running: Chamberlain Academy
2012
Stopped running 2 programs: Thompson Academy; Broward Youth Treatment Center
2013
Began running: Charles Britt Academy
Stopped running: Paulding Regional Youth Detention Center
2014
Stopped running 2 programs: Elmore Academy; Santa Rosa Residential Facility
2015
Stopped running: JoAnn Bridges Academy
2016
Stopped running: Palm Beach Regional Juvenile Correctional Center
Programs it has run
6 on record, open ones first.
People
The people the network map ties to the company, with their other jobs in the industry.
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James Hindman
Jiffy Lube founder. Mentor to Jay Ripley. Founded
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Adam Shapiro
senior vice president
Elsewhere in the industry
- Clarinda Academy executive director
- Sequel Youth and Family Services cofounder
- Glen Mills School assistant director
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James F. Slattery
president
Elsewhere in the industry
- Correctional Services Corporation chairman and CEO
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Timothy P. Cole
CEO of YSI ( )
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Sally Patterson
Executive Director 1998
Elsewhere in the industry
- Pompano Academy Executive Director 1998
1 other staff on record
- Jay Ripley
Ownership
Owned by
News coverage
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Ocala courthouse: Plea deals reached for two men facing felony charges
The article text is inaccessible due to a restricted access message on the publisher's website. Consequently, no factual details regarding the reported court proceedings or felony charges could be extracted.
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Marion Youth Academy Counselor Arrested Following Physical Assault of Resident
A youth counselor at Marion Youth Academy was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated child abuse after surveillance footage showed him striking a 16-year-old resident with a handheld radio. The incident reportedly occurred following an argument involving the resident throwing paper. The facility superintendent reported the altercation to deputies.
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Marion Youth Academy Staff Member Arrested on Child Abuse Charges
A staff member at the Marion Youth Academy in Ocala, Florida, was arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse following an incident captured on surveillance video. According to incident reports, the employee struck a resident in the head with a hand-held radio and physically assaulted him, resulting in injuries that required medical treatment.
Lawsuits
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Tenia Goshay, Personal Representative of the Estate of Cornelius Frederick v. Lakeside for Children d/b/a Lakeside Academy, et al.
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.
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Case: USA v. Youth Services International, Inc.
The United States Department of Justice brought a civil action against Youth Services International, Inc. alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The lawsuit stemmed from the facility's failure to provide sign language interpretation services and auxiliary aids to a deaf juvenile resident. Concurrently with the filing of the complaint, the parties moved for conditional dismissal based on a settlement agreement requiring remediation and compliance measures.
Documents
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USA V YSI -
Withlacoochee Arrest Tampa Bay Times 08-24-2005 -
Withlacoochee Tampa Bay Times 10-20-2003 -
YSI June 1998 News Releases - [Web.archive.org] -
YSI Palm Beach Post 03-21-2016 -
YSI Whisleblower Disclosure -
Milam, Robertson And Falls Counties Juvenile Facility -
Tarkio Academy 1997 YSI -
What_If_They_Built_A_Prison_And_No_One_Came -
YSI SEC Info 2005 -
YSI Website Clarinda Academy 1997 -
YSI Website Developmental Behavioral Consultants 1997 -
YSI Website Elmore Academy 1998 -
YSI Website Everglades Academy 1997 -
YSI Website Forest Ridge 1997 -
YSI Website Genesis Treatment Agency 1998 -
YSI Website Keweenaw Academy 1997 -
YSI Website Parc Place 1997 -
YSI Website Promise House 1997 -
YSI Website Tampa Bay Academy 1997 -
YSI Website Victor Cullen Academy 1997 -
YSI Website Woodward Academy 1997 -
YSI Job Posting 2004
Filed under its programs
1 document across 1 program: inspection reports, court records, clippings and more, each on its program page.
Websites
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