2014 amikids outputs and outcomes report

2014 AMIKIDS OUTPUTS AND OUTCOMES REPORT

August 2014

An Independent Evaluation by: Kristin Winokur Early, Ph.D. Julia L. Blankenship, MSW Gregory A. Hand, B.S. Justice Research Center

T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Ex ec u t i ve Sum m ar y .......................................................................................................... 1 K e y F i n di n gs .................................................................................................................... 1 A MIk i ds H is t or y ................................................................................................................ 3 A MIk i ds P ers on a l G r o wt h M od e l © ( A PG M ) ........................................................................... 4 E v al u at i o n Me t ho d o lo g y .................................................................................................... 6 Re p ort i ng Pe r i o d .......................................................................................................... 6 Da ta So urc es ............................................................................................................... 6 Me as ur es .................................................................................................................... 6 De l i nq u enc y P r ogr am Res u lts ............................................................................................ 7 St a te Sum m aries .............................................................................................................. 8 Yo u th D em ogr a ph ic s ............................................................................................... 9 Yo u th R is k t o R e - O f f e nd ........................................................................................ 10 Rec i d i vis m O utc om es ............................................................................................ 12 E duc at i o na l O utc om es ........................................................................................... 13 Pr ogr am S um m ar ies ........................................................................................................ 15 Inf in i t y Sc ho o l a nd Ed uc a t io n a l S er v ic es R e s u lts ............................................................... 28

20 1 2 AM I kid s D el inqu en c y Pr og ra m R epo rt s 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds B i g C yp r es s ............................................................................... PR - 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds Cr o s s r oa ds ................................................................................ PR - 3 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds Em er a l d C oas t ........................................................................... PR - 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds Fa m il y S e r vic es - L i ve O ak .......................................................... PR - 7 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds Fa m il y S e r vic es - T a l l ah as s e e ..................................................... PR - 9 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds G a i nes v i l l e ............................................................................... PR - 1 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds G r e at er For t L au d er da l e ............................................................ PR - 1 3 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds J ac k s onv i l l e ............................................................................. PR - 1 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds L as t C h a nc e R a nc h ................................................................... PR - 1 7 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds M a na t ee .................................................................................. PR - 1 9 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds M i a m i - Da de N or th ..................................................................... PR - 2 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds M i a m i - Da de So u th .................................................................... PR - 2 3 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds O r l an d o ................................................................................... PR - 2 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P a l m Be ac h .............................................................................. PR - 2 7 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P a n am a C it y M ar i n e Ins t it ut e ..................................................... PR - 2 9 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P as c o ...................................................................................... PR - 3 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P e n s ac o l a ................................................................................ PR - 3 3

20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P i n e ll as ................................................................................... PR - 3 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds P o l k ........................................................................................ PR - 3 7 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds S ar as o t a Co u nt y ....................................................................... PR - 3 9 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds S o u th wes t Fl or i da ..................................................................... PR - 4 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds S p a c e Co as t ............................................................................ PR - 4 3 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds T a l l ah as s ee ............................................................................. PR - 4 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds T a m pa ..................................................................................... PR - 4 7 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds V o l us ia .................................................................................... PR - 4 9 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds W es t F l or id a ............................................................................ PR - 5 1 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds W es t F l or id a D CF ..................................................................... PR - 5 3 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds W ING S S ou t h F l or id a ................................................................ PR - 5 5 20 1 2 F L - A MIk i ds YE S ......................................................................................... PR - 5 7 20 1 2 G A - A M Ik ids B a x l e y W ilder n es s ................................................................... PR - 5 9 20 1 2 G A - A M Ik ids M i dd l e G e or g ia ........................................................................ PR - 6 1 20 1 2 G A - A M Ik ids S a v an n ah R i v er ....................................................................... PR - 6 3 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds Ac a d ia n a ................................................................................. PR - 6 5 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds A l e x an dr i a ............................................................................... PR - 6 7 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds B at on R o ug e ............................................................................ PR - 6 9 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds B a you R e g io n .......................................................................... PR - 7 1 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds Do na l ds on v i l l e ......................................................................... PR - 7 3 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds J ef f er s o n ................................................................................. PR - 7 5 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds Nor th e as t L o uis i a na .................................................................. PR - 7 7 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds Re d R i v er ................................................................................ PR - 7 9 20 1 2 L A - A MIk i ds S o ut h wes t Lo u is ia n a ................................................................. PR - 8 1 20 1 2 NC - A MIk i ds Fa m il y S e r vic es - G r e e n v i l le ..................................................... PR - 8 3 20 1 2 NC - A MIk i ds Fa m il y S e r vic es – W ilm in gt o n ................................................... PR - 8 5 20 1 2 NC - A MIk i ds Fa m il y S e r vic es – W ins to n S a lem .............................................. PR - 8 7 20 1 2 NM - A M Ik ids Sa nd o v a l ................................................................................ PR - 8 9 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids B e auf or t .................................................................................. PR - 9 1 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids B e nn e tts v i l le ........................................................................... PR - 9 3 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids G e or g e to wn ............................................................................. PR - 9 5 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids P ie dm ont ................................................................................. PR - 9 7 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids S a nd H i l ls ............................................................................... PR - 9 9 20 1 2 S C - AM Ik ids W hit e P i n es ............................................................................ PR - 1 0 1 20 1 2 T X - A M Ik ids R i o G r a n de V al l e y ................................................................... PR - 1 0 3 20 1 2 V A - A MIk i ds N or f olk ................................................................................... PR - 1 0 5 20 1 2 V A - A MIk i ds V ir g in i a .................................................................................. PR - 1 0 7 20 1 2 V A - A MIk i ds V ir g in i a W ilder n es s G ir ls ......................................................... PR - 1 0 9

E XECUTIVE S UMMARY AMIkids, Inc.1 (hereafter AMIkids) is a family of non-profit, community-based juvenile justice programs, Infinity alternative schools and services for at-risk youth. AMIkids provides services designed to address criminogenic risks and individual needs of youth so that they may avoid future system involvement and become productive young adults.

Key Findings AMIkids contracts with an external evaluator, the Justice Research Center, to independently measure standard outputs and outcomes for each of its programs and services nationwide. It does so to advance quality program

 In 2012, a total of 4,232 youth were released from 60 AMIkids delinquency and Infinity School

performance and fidelity to the AMIkids Personal Growth

programs located in Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, New

Model© (APGM). This evaluation reports upon youth

Mexico, North Carolina, South

released from AMIkids programs in calendar year (CY) 2012,

Carolina, Texas and Virginia.

allowing for a 12-month follow-up period to track subsequent juvenile justice system involvement through December 2013. While recidivism was the primary outcome measured, youth characteristics, rates of completion, average lengths of service and educational performance were also examined.

 Youth completing AMIkids community-based and residential delinquency programs were predominately male, black, nonHispanic and, on average, were 16 years of age at program admission. The demographic profile of youth released from AMIkids services has not changed substantially over the

Educational performance was measured as the change in math, reading and writing grade level equivalent scores between admission and program completion.

last seven years.  The offense histories of youth completing AMIkids residential

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Recidivism was defined as any subsequent juvenile offense which occurred within 12 months of program release and resulted in an adjudication.

delinquency programs were more serious than those of youth seven years ago. In comparison to fiscal year (FY) 2005-06, youth in 2012 had a higher average number of prior arrests and adjudications, a greater proportion of which involved felonies and offenses against persons.

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Formerly known as Associated Marine Institutes, Inc.

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AMIkids 2014 Outputs & Outcomes Report

More Key Findings  Despite serving a higher risk population, the majority of youth entering AMIkids communitybased and residential delinquency programs successfully completed services. In 2012, 72% of youth sanctioned to an AMIkids community-based program completed services, up from 70% in FY 2005-06.

 Recidivism rates, including both law and non-law violations, for youth completing AMIkids nonresidential delinquency programs increased from 22% in FY 2005-06 to 30% in 2012.  Educational programming is a cornerstone of all AMIkids services. In 2012, the average grade level equivalent (GLE) of youth completing residential juvenile justice programs increased by more than one grade level in math, reading and writing over the course of program services.  In 2012, the GLEs of youth completing community-based interventions increased by more than one grade level in writing and by more than a half GLE in reading and math over the course of program services.  In 2012, a total of 154 delinquency youth earned their GEDs while being served in an AMIkids delinquency program. On average, youth completing community-based interventions earned 3.6 high school credits, while those successfully graduating from residential programs earned an average of 4.7 credits.

 In 2012, AMIkids delinquency programs admitted a higher risk population of youth who completed programming faster than their counterparts seven years ago, yet still achieved relatively low rates of recidivism.  Less than a quarter (24%) of the youth completing AMIkids community-based programs were subsequently adjudicated for a law violation while 29% of the higher-risk youth who completed residential programming were re-adjudicated for a criminal offense within 12 months of release.  Recidivism rates, including both law and non-law violations, for youth completing AMIkids residential delinquency programs increased from

 AMIkids operated three Infinity Schools that provided alternative educational services for 173 at-risk youth in 2012. Seventy-one percent of these students successfully graduated from the program, with average math, reading and writing GLEs improving over the course of instruction.  AMIkids provided Infinity services educational programming in the Brevard Group Treatment Home and Frances Walker Halfway House in 2012, with ninety-three percent of the youth successfully completing services. On average math, reading and writing GLEs improved over the course of instruction for these students with reading and math GLEs increasing by more than one grade level.

31% in FY 2005-06 to 38% in 2012.


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AMI KIDS H ISTORY In 1969, Florida Atlantic University established the Florida Ocean Sciences Institute (FOSI)2 to conduct various oceanographic research projects. FOSI subsequently evolved into a program designed to provide treatment and vocational instruction to troubled youths. By 1972, the aquatic and life skills-oriented treatment model was expanded to programs in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Jacksonville, Florida. Associated Marine Institutes (now known as AMIkids, Inc.) was formed to provide a central office for consistent, uniform management and administration of services to affiliate organizations. Each AMIkids program is consistent In 2014, AMIkids celebrated 45 years of serving at-risk youth operating 41 programs in seven states as of August 2014. Combining its 45-year history and national expertise with community partnership, AMIkids has created programs to reach kids across a spectrum of needs. Although programs are individual, non-profit corporations, they have become known collectively as AMIkids and

in philosophical outlook, core training programs and activities. To serve the specific needs of adolescents, programs provide opportunities for accelerated remedial education,

are managed through contractual agreements between AMIkids,

employability skills development, vocational skills training and

Inc. and local AMIkids boards of trustees. These same board representatives comprise the overall governing board of AMIkids.

counseling. Programs and schools aim to impart values, life skills and confidence to youth to help them make positive and productive decisions that will keep them out of the juvenile and criminal justice systems. AMIkids has established a unified treatment approach to serving youth referred to as the AMIkids Personal Growth Model© (APGM).

In 2014 AMIkids operated three types of delinquency and child welfare programs and services for youth including: day treatment programs, Functional Family Therapy (FFT) services and residential programs. AMIkids also operates alternative schools and services through its Infinity Schools programs located in three states.

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FOSI has since been renamed to AMIkids Greater Ft. Lauderdale.

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AMI KIDS P ERSO NAL G ROWTH M ODEL © The AMIkids Personal Growtn Model© (APGM) is a comprehensive, cognitive behavioral and social development model designed for adolescents in a day treatment, alternative school, or residential commitment program. This unified approach combines treatment, education and behavior modification into a service delivery model that is grounded in cognitive behavioral theory and empirical research. The APGM is designed to: 1) reduce risk factors that sustain delinquent behavior and academic failure, 2) lower recidivism, 3) improve completion rates, 4) facilitate educational gains and 5) promote supportive environments that foster personal growth. AMIkids blends individualized treatment, education and behavior modification within a strengthsbased framework. AMIkids Culture and Values are threaded throughout the APGM. The AMIkids Culture emphasizes social bonding; family atmospheres; non‐institutional, positive learning environments; and gender and cultural responsiveness. The AMIkids Values include: Kids First, Integrity, Safety, Honesty, Diversity, Enthusiasm, Leadership, Excellence, Loyalty, Family, Dedication, Creativity and Goal Orientation.

T REATMENT Each youth participates in a comprehensive assessment upon enrollment in an AMIkids program. Based on identified risk factors and needs, youth are assigned to mental health and/or substance abuse treatment services that consist of: 1. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy individual, group, and/or family sessions to address anger, mental health, behavioral and/or substance abuse treatment needs. 2. Motivational Enhancement Therapy/Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to address substance abuse treatment needs. 3. Aggression Replacement Training group sessions to address anger and skills deficits as well as moral reasoning. 4. Skillstreaming group sessions to address social skills deficits. 5. Motivational Interviewing incorporated in individual, group and/or family sessions for rapport building and moving youth in the direction of positive change. Group counseling services are provided daily. Individual and family counseling sessions are scheduled at a frequency identified on the individualized mental health/substance abuse treatment plan, based on level of need.

B EHAVIOR M ODIFICATION Youth often present at the program with an array of exhibited deficiencies in appropriate pro-social behavior. They may enter with aggression (verbal and physical) and disruptive behaviors, disrespect towards authority, lack of self-control (impulsivity), conduct problems and an inability to stay on task. To help students develop short- and long-term pro-social skills and improve the youth’s behavior in the program, AMIkids programs employ a sophisticated behavior modification system. This system is used by all programs and consists of three main components: Point Card System, Rank Level System and Token Economy.


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A CADEMICS AMIkids programs provide alternative school and school-based education services delivered by certified, highly-qualified teachers in Math, Science, Social Studies and English. Education curricula deployed in AMIkids programs use differentiated instruction, individualized student planning, progress monitoring, on-line/computer assisted educational software and experiential education/service learning, all in partnership with pro-social relationships between staff and students. On-line/computer assisted software is also integrated into the daily academic schedule to support content, credit recovery and GED prep for students in need of these services.

E XPERIENTI AL E DUCATION AMIkids’ experiential education gives each student the opportunity to face challenges and to overcome them, gaining greater selfworth and helping to form a better value system. Programs are integrated based on the geographic strengths of each location and include seamanship, water safety, fishing, low ropes, high ropes, backpacking, music, gardening, culinary arts, reptile and wilderness programs to give each student meaningful and challenging experiences in a variety of ways. Once success is experienced, staff members celebrate with something that has often been missing: incentives and recognition for youth.

Each year, AMIkids holds several national events to bring kids together with experiential learning as the focus. These events include: Whitewater Rafting/Rappelling, SCUBA Diving and an Olympics-style challenge event held twice each year.

Experiential activities teach students when they are most receptive. The experience-based education allows students to get to know teachers on a different level, fostering a more relaxed relationship, influencing them to shift their behavior and to change the way they see the world. For those kids with more serious learning and behavioral issues, there have been positive results.

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E VALUATION M ETHODOLOGY Annually, AMIkids has an external evaluator, the Justice Research Center (JRC), analyze its data and evaluate its programs and services nationwide. The purpose of the annual report is to examine service outputs and outcomes that in turn inform continual quality improvement and APGM model adherence. The primary goals of the evaluation are to monitor and report: 1) implementation outputs, 2) education and recidivism outcomes, 3) fidelity to the APGM, and 4) integrity of data entered and maintained in the AMIkids Student Information System (SIS).

Reporting Period The current evaluation reports upon youth released from AMIkids services and programs during calendar year 2012 and tracked subsequent juvenile justice system involvement of youth completing delinquency programming for 12 months through December 2013.

D ATA S OURCES Data for the current evaluation were obtained from the AMIkids SIS and included all demographic, educational performance indicators, admission and release reasons and program descriptions. Demographic, offense history and recidivism data were requested from and provided by the respective juvenile justice agencies in each state in which AMIkids currently operates.

Measures Recidivism was the key outcome measured for youth completing AMIkids services and was defined as any subsequent juvenile offense which occurred within 12 months of release and resulted in an adjudication. For this year’s analysis, two recidivism rates were calculated. The first rate included subsequent adjudications only for new law violations and excluded non-law violations of probation. This measure is consistent with the national trend of reporting public safety outcomes based on law offenses. The second rate included subsequent adjudications for new law violations and non-law violations of probation. This is the recidivism measure that was reported in previous years’ reports. Educational performance outcomes for youth completing AMIkids programs were also examined. Performance was measured as the change in math, reading and writing grade level equivalents (GLE) between program admission and completion. Standardized pre/post educational assessments are administered to youth receiving services. Implementation outputs are presented for all programs and include graduation/completion rates and average lengths of service. Youth were deemed to have favorably completed services when they met graduation requirements (Infinity School) or successfully completed program and treatment plan requirements (delinquency programs). Youth who violated attendance requirements, received a new law violation, were transferred to adult court, demonstrated assaultive or destructive behavior, and/or ran away or escaped were classified as unfavorable releases. Average lengths of service were calculated for youth who completed programming and reported in days. The output is based on completions, as it is intended to gauge the average amount of time required to successfully complete the full treatment dosage.

Report Format Summary results are reported by state and program type (day programs, residential and Infinity schools), as well as by individual program. Program profile reports are then presented for all AMIkids delinquency programs. The program summaries and profile reports include the following components: 2012 Program Summaries Demographic characteristics Completion and duration outputs Educational performance Offense history and risk profiles Recidivism

2012 Program Profiles Program description and physical location Program type (day programs /residential) Completion rates and client service days Educational performance Youth demographics Offense history profile Recidivism scores


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D ELINQUENCY P RO GRAM R ESULTS In calendar year 2012, AMIkids operated non-residential and residential juvenile justice programs, as well as Infinity School services and programs, in nine states (see Table 1). These states included: Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia. AMIkids operated 55 juvenile justice programs in 2012. The juvenile justice programming included 33 non-residential, community-based interventions and 22 residential programs. Non-residential services included both day treatment programs and Functional Family Therapy (FFT) programs referred to as AMIkids Family Services. Several of the day treatment programs also had conditional release (re-entry) components. In 2012, thirty-six percent of AMIkids programming was delivered in a juvenile justice, residential setting. The majority of these programs served delinquent males. Two sites were designed for females, specifically one site providing specialized services for pregnant and post-partum female juvenile offenders through AMIkids Women in Need of Greater Strength (WINGS) programs in Florida. AMIkids additionally operated three alternative schools for atrisk youth in 2012. Referred to as Infinity schools, these programs were located in Chicago, IL; Marlboro, SC; and in Wake, NC. In addition to its Infinity schools, AMIkids also provided Infinity Educational Services for youth committed to the Brevard Group Treatment Home and Frances Walker Halfway House in Florida.

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State Summaries In 2012, a total of 3,958 youth were released from AMIkids’ delinquency programs (see Table 2) with eighty-two percent of the youth successfully graduating or favorably completing services.

Youth released from day treatment, conditional release or FFT services comprised roughly three-fifths (n=2,291) of the youth released from delinquency programs in 2012, with seventy-two percent of these youth successfully completing programming. Among the four states in which AMIkids provided non-residential interventions, Virginia programs had the highest completion rate, with eighty-eight percent of the youth completing services. Youth completing AMIkids non-residential programming in 2012 did so in an average of 162 days, or 5.3 months. State averages varied from a low of 1.9 months in Virginia to 5.8 months in Louisiana. Examination of AMIkids residential juvenile justice programs revealed that 1,667 youth were released from facilities located in seven states. Ninetyfive percent of these youth successfully completed programming, with an average length of stay of 111 days. In 2012, youth completed AMIkids services at a faster pace than in previous years. The average length of services for youth completing AMIkids non-residential interventions in 2012 was 162 days, compared to an average of 179 days in FY 2005-06. More substantial decreases were found among youth completing AMIkids standard residential programs. The average number of days from admission to program completion decreased from 197 days seven years ago to 1583 days in 2012.

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These figures exclude the AMIkids Savannah River residential program in Georgia which had an average length of stay in 2012 of 24 days. The program was closing out in 2012, and as such, youth were not there on a long-term basis.


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Youth Demographics The demographic profile of youth released from AMIkids delinquency programs has not changed substantially over the last six years. As illustrated in Table 3, youth served in non-residential and residential programs were predominately male, black, non-Hispanic and on average were 16 years of age at the time of admission. Residential programs served a higher proportion of males and minorities than did nonresidential programs, however the average age of residential youth (16.0 years) was the same as their non-residential counterparts. While Hispanic youth represented a relatively small percentage of all youth completing AMIkids delinquency services in 2012, they accounted for three-quarters of the youth in the AMIkids program located in Texas and over a third of the youth in New Mexico.

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Youth Risk to Re-Offend The research literature on at-risk and delinquent youth reveals that a number of factors are predictive of future criminal involvement including the nature and extent of prior offending, early onset involvement in delinquency and gender (male), for example. The relative seriousness of youth served by AMIkids programs has increased over the last six years. Examination of the youth completing AMIkids delinquency programs in 2012 reveals that, on average, they had more serious delinquency histories than youth in FY 2005-06. Youth completing day treatment and FFT services in 2012 had an average of 4.5 prior adjudications before admission to AMIkids services (see Table 4). This compares to an average of 3.2 prior adjudications for youth completing AMIkids non-residential programming seven years ago. The nature of their prior offending also changed over this period of time. In FY 2005-06, only 19% of day treatment youth had previously been adjudicated for a person offense. Yet by 2012, this figure had increased to 34% of the youth who completed AMIkids non-residential services.


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Among the states operating community-based interventions, Florida saw some of the largest increases in prior offense seriousness. The average number of prior adjudications increased from 3.7 in FY 2005-06, to 5.2 prior adjudications in 2012 in Florida. The seriousness of these adjudications likewise increased with 39% of Florida day treatment youth having a prior person offense in 2012, compared to 22% seven years earlier. Similar trends were found among youth completing AMIkids residential programs. In 2012, residential youth entered the program with an average of 6.6 prior arrests and 5.9 prior adjudications. This compares to 6.4 prior arrests and 4.0 prior adjudications in FY 2005-06. The percent of residential youth admitted with a prior adjudications for a person offense more than doubled over the seven year period, from 8% in FY 2005-06 to 17% in 2012. This increase is largely attributable to major shifts in Florida’s population of youth completing AMIkids residential programs. In FY 2005-06, youth entering Florida facilities operated by AMIkids had an average of 8.8 arrests and 5.0 prior convictions. By 2012, these figures had increased to 13.0 arrests and 11.1 prior adjudications. Not only were Florida’s residential youth in AMIkids programs more habitually involved in delinquency than in the past, but the nature of their crimes was more serious on average. Nearly half (46%) of the youth completing an AMIkids residential program in 2012 had previously been adjudicated for a person offense. This compares to 28% of the Florida residential youth in FY 2005-06.

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Recidivism Outcomes Over the last seven years, the

Early onset of criminal behaviors has long been a strong predictor of

population of youth completing

repeat offending in the research literature. Historically, as the risk levels of

AMIkids delinquency programs

youth completing AMIkids programs have increased, so too have the

has become more serious in

recidivism rates. The percent of non-residential youth (30%) adjudicated

terms of the extent and nature of

for a law violation or non-law violation of probation increased over the last

their prior criminal records. At the

seven years (22% in FY 2005-06). Examination of only new law violations

same time, average lengths of

revealed that 24% of youth completing day treatment services in 2012 a

service have declined. Table 5

subsequent adjudication within one year following release, increasing from

presents juvenile recidivism and

20% reported for CY 2011.

risk factor data by state and program type.4 Youth completing AMIkids in 2012 not only had more extensive records than youth in FY 2005-06, their involvement in delinquency also

Rates of new crimes and non-law violations of probation for residential youth increased over the last seven years from 31% in FY 2005-06 to 38% in 2012. When examining only new law violations, the data reveal that 29% of youth completing AMIkids residential programs incurred a subsequent adjudication for a new criminal offense within one year of program completion, up from 21% reported for CY 2011.

began at a slightly younger age.

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Note that the designation of “n.a.” in Table 5 signifies that recidivism data were requested from the respective juvenile justice agencies but were not received for this year’s report. Data received after the completion of the report will be presented in an addendum to the report.


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Educational Outcomes Youth entering an AMIkids delinquency program are given pre-test

Youth completing AMIkids day

educational assessments within their initial ten days of enrollment in the

treatment and FFT services

program. They are subsequently re-assessed at the time of program

were slightly younger at

completion.5 In 2012, four standardized educational assessments were

admission than their residential

approved by AMIkids for use in its alternative schools and juvenile justice

counterparts, with lower GLEs

programs including: the Basic Achievement Skills Inventory (BASI) 6, the

at initial testing. Average GLEs

Brief Battery Assessment (BBA), also known as the Woodcock Johnson III

at admission for non-residential

Normative Update Brief Battery, the STAR assessment and the Tests of

youth were 6.1 in math, 5.9 in

Adult Basic Education (TABE). Educational performance was measured

reading and 6.4 in writing. Upon

as the average change in grade level equivalents (GLE) between

completion, the averages for

admission and release. As depicted in Table 6, among youth completing

these youth had increased to

AMIkids residential delinquency programs, average GLEs improved by at

6.9, 6.6 and 8.2 respectively.

least one grade level between admission and release in all three subject areas.

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Youth who exited the program prior to completion or who completed or worked toward completing their GEDs or college credits, were not administered educational assessments at release. Note that “n.a.” indicates that either educational testing was not conducted in the state or that assessment data were not available. 6 The BASI computes performance on six subscales including math computation, math application, reading comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and writing-language mechanics. For purposes of between-state comparisons, however, only outcomes for math computation, reading comprehension and writing are reported here.

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Grade Level Equivalents at Admission and Release

Figure 1: Average Math GLEs at Admission and Release by State

Residential youth had an average GLE of 7.4 in math, 7.0 in reading and 7.7 in writing at admission. While each of these averages increased by at least one grade level at release, the largest gains were achieved in math and reading, with average GLEs increasing 1.8 levels over the course of residential services. As depicted in Figure 1, youth completing Georgia AMIkids delinquency programs achieved the largest average gain of three GLEs in math between admission and release (7.4 to 10.8). All states except Florida saw average grade levels in math increase at least one GLE over the course of programming. Such changes can increase youths’ protective factors and aid in their transition and return to school upon release. Grade level equivalents in reading were generally higher on average at admission for New Mexico youth (Figure 2). However, at completion Georgia, Louisiana, New Mexico, South Carolina and Virginia youth had achieved average GLEs above the 9th grade level. Georgia programs exhibited the largest change in reading GLEs, with averages increasing almost three GLEs from 7.1 at admission to 10.0 at completion.

Figure 2: Average Reading GLEs at Admission & Release by State

Figure 3: Average Writing GLEs at Admission & Release by State

Grade level equivalents in writing were generally higher on average at admission for New Mexico youth (Figure 3). States saw average grade levels in writing increase at least one GLE over the course of programming. Georgia youth exhibited the largest change in reading GLEs, with the average increasing almost three grade levels from 7.5 at admission to 10.4 at completion.


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Program Summaries In the tables that follow, individual program summaries of youth demographics, youth risk to re-offend, completion rates, average lengths of service, recidivism outcomes and educational outcomes are presented for each AMIkids non-residential and residential delinquency intervention. Highlights among the individual programs in 2012 include:

 AMIkids Miami-Dade South in Florida served some of the highest risk youth with over three-quarters with past involvement in person offenses, yet 88% of the youth completing this program remained without a subsequent adjudication for a

 In 2012 all youth released from AMIkids West Florida (DJJ) in Florida, AMIkids Savannah River in Georgia, AMIkids White Pines in South Carolina, AMIkids Virginia and AMIkids Virginia Wilderness in Virginia successfully completed residential program services.

law or non-law violation of probation within a year of release.  AMIkids Greater Fort Lauderdale served some of the highest risk youth in Florida day treatment programs with almost threequarters (73%) of the youth scoring in the moderate-high and high risk levels on the PACT.  AMIkids WINGS South Florida and AMIkids YES served high risk youth, with 91% and 90% of the youth respectively scoring in the moderate-high and high risk levels on the PACT.

 AMIkids operated one residential WINGS program in Florida. The programing addressed the unique needs of pregnant and post-partum delinquent females and their infants using genderresponsive services in a family-focused environment. Eight-six percent of the girls successfully completed the program.  AMIkids Savannah River in Georgia, AMIkids West Florida (DCF) in Florida, and AMIkids Norfolk in Virginia had the shortest lengths of stay at 24, 40, and 57 days, respectively.  More than a third of the youth completing AMIkids Miami-Dade South day treatment services (37%) and Sandoval in New Mexico (36%) and three-quarters of the youth at AMIkids Rio Grande Valley in Texas (75%) were Hispanic. AMIkids provides not only gender-specific services, but also culturally responsive treatment for youth.

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 Among day treatment programs,

 AMIkids Alexandria, AMIkids Baton Rouge, AMIkids

AMIkids Baton Rouge, AMIkids

Donaldsonville, and AMIkids Red River youth likewise increased

Southwest Louisiana, and AMIkids

writing GLEs on average by more than two grade levels.

Donaldsonville exhibited recidivism rates involving law violations of less than ten percent, as did the residential AMIkids WINGS South Florida and AMIkids Rio Grande Valley programs.

 Among residential programs, AMIkids Last Chance Ranch, AMIkids Baxley Wilderness, AMIkids Middle Georgia, AMIkids Acadiana, AMIkids Sandoval, and AMIkids Piedmont, exhibited average increases in math GLEs of more than two grade levels.  Examination of reading increases revealed that residential programs AMIkids Last Chance Ranch, AMIkids Baxley Wilderness, AMIkids Acadiana, AMIkids Piedmont, and AMIkids Georgetown, on average, increased reading GLEs by more than two grade levels.  Youth completing the residential programs at AMIkids Baxley Wilderness in Georgia and AMIkids Piedmont in South Carolina, on average, increased writing GLEs by more than two grade levels.

 Louisiana and Virginia day treatment programs performed well in terms of education outcomes. Math GLEs for AMIkids Baton Rouge, AMIkids Bayou Region, AMIkids Jefferson, AMIkids Southwest Louisiana, and AMIkids Norfolk, increased on average by more than two grade levels, yet youth stayed an average of less than a year in these programs.  AMIkids Alexandria, AMIkids Baton Rouge, AMIkids Red River, AMIkids Southwest Louisiana, and AMIkids Norfolk youth increased reading GLEs on average by more than two grade levels.


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Table 7a: Non-Residential Program Summaries Releases, Completions and Average Lengths of Service (ALOS), CY 2012 State

Program Name

Total Releases

Total Completions Number Percent

Length of Service Months Days

FL

AMIkids Emerald Coast

56

48

(86%)

7.7

(234)

FL

AMIkids Family Services - Live Oak

60

48

(80%)

6.0

(182)

FL

AMIkids Family Services - Tallahassee

52

38

(73%)

3.4

(103)

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

57

33

(58%)

8.3

(254)

FL

AMIkids Greater Fort Lauderdale

117

77

(66%)

5.3

(163)

FL

AMIkids Jacksonville

99

75

(76%)

4.7

(145)

FL

AMIkids Manatee

81

53

(65%)

5.9

(181)

FL

AMIkids Miami-Dade North

154

87

(56%)

4.9

(151)

FL

AMIkids Miami-Dade South

114

51

(45%)

5.3

(160)

FL

AMIkids Orlando

87

63

(72%)

6.8

(208)

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

68

52

(76%)

4.7

(142)

FL

AMIkids Panama City Marine Institute

119

86

(72%)

5.5

(167)

FL

AMIkids Pasco

88

68

(77%)

4.9

(150)

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

80

69

(86%)

6.9

(212)

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

104

79

(76%)

4.5

(136)

FL

AMIkids Polk

67

56

(84%)

5.5

(167)

FL

AMIkids Sarasota County

44

38

(86%)

4.3

(132)

FL

AMIkids Southwest Florida

83

56

(67%)

6.4

(195)

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

98

68

(69%)

6.0

(184)

FL

AMIkids Tampa

104

97

(93%)

5.6

(170)

FL

AMIkids Volusia

81

63

(78%)

4.7

(142)

LA

AMIkids Alexandria

23

14

(61%)

5.2

(159)

LA

AMIkids Baton Rouge

19

14

(74%)

8.8

(267)

LA

AMIkids Bayou Region

56

35

(63%)

4.7

(143)

LA

AMIkids Donaldsonville

24

20

(83%)

6.3

(191)

LA

AMIkids Jefferson

29

9

(31%)

5.2

(158)

LA

AMIkids Northeast Louisiana

20

10

(50%)

4.9

(150)

LA

AMIkids Red River

47

33

(70%)

5.3

(162)

LA

AMIkids Southwest Louisiana

17

14

(82%)

7.3

(224)

NC

AMIkids Family Services - Greenville

52

39

(75%)

4.3

(130)

NC

AMIkids Family Services - Wilmington

67

57

(85%)

3.9

(119)

NC

AMIkids Family Services - Winston Salem

49

38

(78%)

4.5

(138)

VA

AMIkids Norfolk

75

66

(88%)

1.9

(57)

2,291

1,654

(72%)

5.3

(162)

Total-Day Programs

Note: Average lengths of services are based on successful completions.

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Table 7b: Residential Program Summaries Releases, Completions and Average Lengths of Service (ALOS), CY 2012 State

Program Name

Total Releases

Total Completions Number Percent

Length of Service Months Days

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

48

45

(94%)

6.5

(199)

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

40

37

(93%)

6.3

(193)

FL

AMIkids Last Chance Ranch

42

38

(90%)

7.6

(232)

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

55

52

(95%)

7.4

(226)

FL

AMIkids West Florida DCF

5

4

(80%)

1.3

(40)

FL

AMIkids West Florida

19

19

(100%)

5.6

(170)

FL

AMIkids WINGS South Florida

14

12

(86%)

8.8

(268)

FL

AMIkids YES

42

41

(98%)

9.5

(290)

GA

AMIkids Baxley Wilderness

70

64

(91%)

4.3

(131)

GA

AMIkids Middle Georgia

71

64

(90%)

3.4

(104)

GA

AMIkids Savannah River

548

548

(100%)

0.8

(24)

LA

AMIkids Acadiana

60

39

(65%)

6.6

(200)

NM

AMIkids Sandoval

14

11

(79%)

10.8

(329)

SC

AMIkids Beaufort

91

89

(98%)

3.7

(114)

SC

AMIkids Bennettsville

97

94

(97%)

4.3

(130)

SC

AMIkids Georgetown

89

88

(99%)

4.1

(126)

SC

AMIkids Piedmont

97

83

(86%)

3.6

(111)

SC

AMIkids Sand Hills

96

91

(95%)

4.3

(131)

SC

AMIkids White Pines

106

106

(100%)

4.3

(132)

TX

AMIkids Rio Grande Valley

39

36

(92%)

7.2

(221)

VA

AMIkids Virginia

17

17

(100%)

9.1

(279)

VA

AMIkids Virginia Wilderness Girls

7

7

(100%)

3.4

(104)

1,667

1,585

(95%)

3.7

(111)

Total-Residential

Note: Average lengths of services are based on successful completions.


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Table 8a: Non-Residential Program Summaries Demographic Characteristics of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 State

Program Name

Average Male

Female

White

Black Hispanic

Other

Age1

FL


48

73%

27%

48%

35%

6%

10%

16.1

FL


48

83%

17%

63%

38%

0%

0%

16.0

FL


38

66%

34%

32%

68%

0%

0%

16.1

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

33

82%

18%

12%

82%

0%

6%

15.9

FL


77

87%

13%

6%

78%

13%

3%

16.3

FL


75

81%

19%

20%

76%

4%

0%

16.2

FL

AMIkids Manatee

53

77%

23%

32%

47%

21%

0%

16.0

FL


87

91%

9%

3%

87%

7%

2%

16.6

FL


51

88%

12%

4%

55%

37%

4%

16.8

FL

AMIkids Orlando

63

71%

29%

8%

68%

21%

3%

16.0

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

52

83%

17%

31%

65%

4%

0%

15.8

FL


86

70%

30%

63%

30%

3%

3%

16.0

FL

AMIkids Pasco

68

81%

19%

87%

9%

4%

0%

16.1

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

69

70%

30%

16%

81%

0%

3%

16.3

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

79

89%

11%

52%

32%

10%

6%

16.1

FL

AMIkids Polk

56

88%

13%

43%

32%

20%

5%

16.0

FL


38

82%

18%

58%

29%

11%

3%

16.5

FL


56

91%

9%

46%

39%

14%

0%

15.9

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

68

65%

35%

12%

88%

0%

0%

15.5

FL

AMIkids Tampa

97

90%

10%

28%

54%

11%

7%

15.9

FL

AMIkids Volusia

63

76%

24%

48%

52%

0%

0%

15.8

LA

AMIkids Alexandria

14

79%

21%

43%

50%

7%

0%

14.8

LA

AMIkids Baton Rouge

14

79%

21%

29%

71%

0%

0%

15.3

LA


35

77%

23%

34%

66%

0%

0%

14.9

LA


20

70%

30%

10%

90%

0%

0%

15.4

LA

AMIkids Jefferson

9

89%

11%

11%

89%

0%

0%

15.7

LA


10

90%

10%

30%

70%

0%

0%

15.7

LA

AMIkids Red River

33

67%

33%

9%

88%

3%

0%

15.0

LA


14

57%

43%

29%

71%

0%

0%

15.5

NC


39

77%

23%

46%

44%

10%

0%

15.6

NC


57

81%

19%

53%

39%

2%

7%

15.4

NC


38

76%

24%

74%

13%

11%

3%

15.0

VA

AMIkids Norfolk

66

73%

27%

11%

86%

0%

3%

16.5

1,654

79%

21%

33%

56%

8%

3%

16.0

Total-Day Programs 1

Total Completions

Represents average age at program admission

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Note: Due to rounding, totals may not add to 100%


Table 8b: Residential Program Summaries Demographic Characteristics of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 State

Program Name

Male

Female

White

Black Hispanic

Other

1

Age

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

45

100%

0%

13%

64%

22%

0%

16.4

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

37

100%

0%

43%

46%

11%

0%

16.3

FL


38

100%

0%

47%

39%

13%

0%

17.0

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

52

100%

0%

35%

62%

4%

0%

16.4

FL


4

100%

0%

50%

0%

0%

50%

16.0

FL


19

100%

0%

47%

53%

0%

0%

16.4

FL


12

0%

100%

17%

75%

8%

0%

16.7

FL

AMIkids YES

41

100%

0%

39%

59%

2%

0%

16.0

GA


64

100%

0%

22%

67%

6%

5%

15.9

GA


64

100%

0%

17%

72%

8%

3%

16.2

GA


548

100%

0%

20%

72%

0%

7%

15.8

LA

AMIkids Acadiana

39

100%

0%

21%

74%

0%

5%

15.6

NM

AMIkids Sandoval

11

100%

0%

0%

0%

36%

64%

18.2

SC

AMIkids Beaufort

89

100%

0%

24%

76%

0%

0%

16.2

SC


94

100%

0%

19%

74%

5%

1%

16.8

SC

AMIkids Georgetown

88

100%

0%

20%

76%

2%

1%

14.8

SC

AMIkids Piedmont

83

100%

0%

37%

57%

2%

4%

16.1

SC

AMIkids Sand Hills

91

100%

0%

20%

77%

0%

3%

16.7

SC

AMIkids White Pines

106

100%

0%

23%

73%

3%

2%

15.2

TX


36

100%

0%

6%

17%

75%

3%

16.7

VA

AMIkids Virginia

17

100%

0%

100%

0%

0%

0%

16.2

VA


7

0%

100%

86%

14%

0%

0%

15.3

1,585

99%

1%

24%

67%

5%

4%

16.0

Total-Residential 1

Average

Total Completions

Represents average age at program admission



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Table 9a: Non-Residential Program Summaries Prior Offense Histories of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 Most Serious Prior Offense

State

Program Type

Avg. Number of Prior Total Completions Arrests Adjudications

Felony Person Property Drug

Other/ Other Misd. Unknown

FL


48

4.9

5.1

19%

33%

6%

2%

40%

0%

FL


48

4.8

5.1

27%

38%

0%

10%

23%

2%

FL


38

4.1

3.7

32%

29%

0%

3%

34%

3%

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

33

8.4

4.8

33%

39%

6%

0%

21%

0%

FL


77

8.9

8.3

58%

31%

0%

5%

5%

0%

FL


75

5.1

4.5

35%

33%

3%

11%

19%

0%

FL

AMIkids Manatee

53

10.4

5.5

51%

30%

0%

4%

15%

0%

FL


87

6.2

3.7

52%

31%

0%

13%

5%

0%

FL


51

6.6

3.7

76%

16%

2%

6%

0%

0%

FL

AMIkids Orlando

63

10.7

6.1

52%

19%

3%

5%

21%

0%

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

52

6.1

4.3

46%

33%

6%

2%

13%

0%

FL


86

4.4

4.6

26%

37%

3%

1%

30%

2%

FL

AMIkids Pasco

68

5.9

5.2

24%

37%

6%

4%

26%

3%

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

69

4.4

4.0

30%

25%

3%

3%

38%

1%

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

79

8.7

7.9

43%

41%

4%

8%

5%

0%

FL

AMIkids Polk

56

7.5

6.8

46%

32%

2%

7%

13%

0%

FL


38

6.0

4.7

26%

34%

3%

11%

26%

0%

FL


56

8.4

4.5

25%

34%

0%

11%

30%

0%

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

68

4.3

4.3

25%

40%

4%

1%

29%

0%

FL

AMIkids Tampa

97

10.5

6.2

43%

32%

4%

9%

10%

1%

FL

AMIkids Volusia

63

6.3

3.8

32%

25%

0%

5%

38%

0%

LA

AMIkids Alexandria

14

1.3

1.4

11%

33%

0%

11%

33%

11%

LA

AMIkids Baton Rouge

14

1.7

2.1

7%

43%

14%

0%

29%

7%

LA


35

1.7

1.8

6%

34%

9%

3%

34%

14%

LA


20

1.5

1.7

18%

24%

6%

6%

29%

18%

LA

AMIkids Jefferson

9

1.8

1.8

17%

67%

0%

0%

17%

0%

LA


10

1.4

2.3

0%

13%

25%

13%

25%

25%

LA

AMIkids Red River

33

1.5

1.6

6%

15%

0%

3%

45%

30%

LA


14

1.9

2.6

25%

25%

0%

0%

50%

0%

NC


39

2.2

1.7

8%

12%

0%

12%

54%

15%

NC


57

2.6

2.1

19%

16%

2%

0%

63%

0%

NC


38

2.4

2.1

5%

18%

3%

3%

66%

5%

VA

AMIkids Norfolk

66

2.4

1.5

18%

27%

0%

2%

53%

0%

1,654

6.0

4.5

34%

30%

3%

5%

26%

2%

Total-Day Programs Note: Due to rounding, totals may not add to 100%

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Table 9b: Residential Program Summaries Prior Offense Histories of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 Most Serious Prior Offense Avg. Number of Prior State

Program Type

Total Completions Arrests Adjudications

Felony Person Property Drug

Other/ Other Misd. Unknown

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

45

12.0

11.4

47%

47%

0%

2%

4%

0%

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

37

13.3

12.6

30%

57%

0%

11%

3%

0%

FL


38

13.8

9.9

32%

61%

0%

8%

0%

0%

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

52

12.3

9.0

60%

33%

2%

4%

2%

0%

FL


4

18.3

11.7

50%

25%

0%

0%

25%

0%

FL


19

10.2

12.8

47%

32%

0%

16%

5%

0%

FL


12

14.3

8.6

50%

50%

0%

0%

0%

0%

FL

AMIkids YES

41

14.3

12.9

56%

29%

5%

7%

2%

0%

GA


64

9.2

9.5

17%

44%

8%

9%

14%

8%

GA


64

8.4

9.7

23%

45%

0%

8%

17%

6%

GA


548

5.9

6.2

18%

46%

6%

5%

14%

11%

LA

AMIkids Acadiana

39

1.5

1.5

5%

10%

0%

0%

82%

3%

NM

AMIkids Sandoval

11

2.7

1.5

64%

9%

18%

9%

0%

0%

SC

AMIkids Beaufort

89

4.9

2.9

2%

0%

0%

1%

95%

1%

SC


94

4.1

1.7

0%

1%

0%

0%

99%

0%

SC

AMIkids Georgetown

88

3.4

3.1

0%

2%

0%

0%

89%

9%

SC

AMIkids Piedmont

83

5.8

4.1

10%

10%

0%

0%

67%

13%

SC

AMIkids Sand Hills

91

4.4

2.7

3%

7%

2%

0%

84%

4%

SC

AMIkids White Pines

106

5.4

4.0

0%

0%

0%

2%

98%

0%

TX


36

4.4

3.4

6%

61%

17%

14%

0%

3%

VA

AMIkids Virginia

17

1.1

1.9

9%

27%

0%

0%

55%

9%

VA


7

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

1,585

6.6

5.9

17%

29%

3%

4%

40%

6%

Total-Residential Note: Due to rounding, totals may not add to 100%


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Table 10: Non-Residential and Residential Program Summaries Risk Levels of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 Mean PACT PACT Risk Levels

State

Program

Total Completions

Low

Moderate

N

%

N

%

Percentiles

Mod-High N

High

%

N

%

Social Criminal History History

FL


48

20

42%

16

33%

6

13%

6

13%

35.1

23.5

FL


48

24

50%

10

21%

7

15%

6

13%

25.4

26.1

FL


38

24

63%

7

18%

4

11%

3

8%

26.3

22.1

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

33

16

48%

7

21%

5

15%

5

15%

29.8

27.1

FL


77

9

12%

12

16%

34

44%

22

29%

30.7

42.3

FL


75

27

36%

21

28%

14

19%

13

17%

34.8

26.9

FL

AMIkids Manatee

53

8

15%

14

26%

22

42%

9

17%

26.5

37.2

FL


87

38

44%

15

17%

24

28%

10

11%

26.8

29.8

FL


51

12

24%

9

18%

21

41%

9

18%

26.9

36.0

FL

AMIkids Orlando

63

23

37%

10

16%

25

40%

5

8%

29.7

32.8

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

52

14

27%

17

33%

14

27%

7

13%

37.1

29.2

FL


86

56

65%

12

14%

14

16%

4

5%

25.6

21.8

FL

AMIkids Pasco

68

17

25%

18

26%

21

31%

12

18%

40.5

28.0

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

69

41

59%

15

22%

10

14%

3

4%

26.4

21.6

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

79

13

16%

21

27%

17

22%

28

35%

44.2

31.9

FL

AMIkids Polk

56

10

18%

22

39%

14

25%

10

18%

35.9

31.8

FL


38

13

34%

12

32%

7

18%

6

16%

34.9

25.2

FL


56

18

32%

17

30%

16

29%

5

9%

37.2

28.1

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

68

44

65%

11

16%

7

10%

6

9%

28.7

23.6

FL

AMIkids Tampa

97

20

21%

27

28%

29

30%

21

22%

31.2

35.6

FL

AMIkids Volusia

63

26

41%

16

25%

10

16%

11

17%

32.8

27.2

Total Day Treatment

1,305

473

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

45

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

FL

36% 309

24% 321

25% 201

15%

31.8

29.3

3

7%

6

13%

14

31%

22

49%

35.1

44.9

37

0

0%

4

11%

13

35%

20

54%

39.3

45.1


38

2

5%

3

8%

17

45%

16

42%

38.2

45.1

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

52

5

10%

7

13%

14

27%

26

50%

39.3

41.3

FL


19

2

11%

4

21%

7

37%

6

32%

31.9

41.6

FL


4

0

0%

0

0%

0

0%

3

75%

53.7

47.3

FL


12

0

0%

1

8%

4

33%

7

58%

41.2

42.5

FL

AMIkids YES

41

1

2%

3

7%

14

34%

23

56%

43.0

50.4

248

13

5%

28

11%

83

33% 123

50%

38.7

44.7

1,553

486

22% 404

26% 324

21%

32.9

31.8

Total Residential Total State

31% 337

Postitive Achievement Change Tool (PACT) data is only available on Florida programs.

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Table 11a: Non-Residential Program Summaries Recidivism Rates and Risk Factors of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 Juvenile Recidivism 1

State

Law All Completions Violations Violations

Program Type

Average Prior Adjudications

Average Age at First Percent Offense Male

FL


48

19%

35%

5.1

14.2

73%

FL


48

17%

17%

5.1

13.4

83%

FL


38

16%

21%

3.7

13.9

66%

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

33

33%

48%

4.8

13.7

82%

FL


77

22%

25%

8.3

13.6

87%

FL


75

28%

40%

4.5

14.2

81%

FL

AMIkids Manatee

53

23%

32%

5.5

13.2

77%

FL


87

17%

17%

3.7

14.4

91%

FL


51

12%

12%

3.7

13.8

88%

FL

AMIkids Orlando

63

30%

30%

6.1

13.6

71%

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

52

35%

44%

4.3

13.6

83%

FL


86

24%

29%

4.6

14.2

70%

FL

AMIkids Pasco

68

32%

41%

5.2

14.0

81%

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

69

23%

32%

4.0

14.1

70%

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

79

29%

35%

7.9

13.7

89%

FL

AMIkids Polk

56

27%

38%

6.8

12.7

88%

FL


38

32%

37%

4.7

14.2

82%

FL


56

21%

23%

4.5

14.1

91%

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

68

37%

46%

4.3

13.5

65%

FL

AMIkids Tampa

97

23%

29%

6.2

13.1

90%

FL

AMIkids Volusia

63

27%

35%

3.8

13.6

76%

LA

AMIkids Alexandria

14

14%

14%

1.4

14.5

79%

LA

AMIkids Baton Rouge

14

7%

7%

2.1

14.7

79%

LA


35

31%

34%

1.8

14.2

77%

LA


20

5%

5%

1.7

14.5

70%

LA

AMIkids Jefferson

9

22%

33%

1.8

14.7

89%

LA


10

10%

10%

2.3

15.1

90%

LA

AMIkids Red River

33

12%

12%

1.6

14.0

67%

LA


14

0%

0%

2.6

13.4

57%

NC


39

n.a.

n.a.

1.7

14.4

77%

NC


57

n.a.

n.a.

2.1

13.7

81%

NC


38

n.a.

n.a.

2.1

13.6

76%

VA

AMIkids Norfolk

66

n.a.

n.a.

1.5

15.4

73%

1,654

24%

30%

4.5

13.9

79%

Total-Day Programs 1

Risk Factors

Law Violations include adjudications for new felonies & misdemeanors. All Violations include new law violations & non-law violations of probation.


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Table 11b: Residential Program Summaries Recidivism Rates and Risk Factors of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 Juvenile Recidivism 1

State

Program Type

Law All Completions Violations Violations

Risk Factors Average Prior Adjudications

Average Age at First Percent Offense Male

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

45

24%

29%

11.4

13.6

100%

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

37

32%

32%

12.6

13.1

100%

FL


38

26%

26%

9.9

13.7

100%

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

52

29%

31%

9.0

13.8

100%

FL


4

25%

25%

11.7

11.3

100%

FL


19

16%

21%

12.8

13.5

100%

FL


12

8%

17%

8.6

13.5

0%

FL

AMIkids YES

41

37%

37%

12.9

12.7

100%

GA


64

34%

38%

9.5

12.8

100%

GA


64

34%

38%

9.7

13.4

100%

GA


548

29%

43%

6.2

13.7

100%

LA

AMIkids Acadiana

39

n.a.

n.a.

1.5

14.6

100%

NM

AMIkids Sandoval

11

n.a.

n.a.

1.5

15.2

100%

SC

AMIkids Beaufort

89

n.a.

n.a.

2.9

14.0

100%

SC


94

n.a.

n.a.

1.7

14.1

100%

SC

AMIkids Georgetown

88

n.a.

n.a.

3.1

13.0

100%

SC

AMIkids Piedmont

83

n.a.

n.a.

4.1

13.8

100%

SC

AMIkids Sand Hills

91

n.a.

n.a.

2.7

13.6

100%

SC

AMIkids White Pines

106

n.a.

n.a.

4.0

13.5

100%

TX


36

8%

14%

3.4

13.6

100%

VA

AMIkids Virginia

17

n.a.

n.a.

1.9

15.8

100%

VA


7

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

0%

1,585

29%

38%

5.9

13.6

99%

Total-Residential 1

Law Violations include adjudications for new felonies & misdemeanors. All Violations include new law violations & non-law violations of probation.

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Table 12a: Non-Residential Program Summaries Grade Level Equivalents (GLE) of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012

State

Program Type

FL


FL

Tested

Average GLE at Admission

Average GLE at Release

Math Reading Writing


26

5.9

6.4

8.5

7.3

6.1

9.3


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

FL


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

FL

AMIkids Gainesville

19

6.5

6.7

5.5

6.8

7.2

3.0

FL


45

6.3

5.4

0.0

6.4

4.9

0.0

FL


48

5.6

5.5

6.9

6.6

6.8

7.9

FL

AMIkids Manatee

30

5.6

5.5

5.5

5.7

5.3

6.3

FL


73

5.6

5.0

0.0

6.6

5.1

0.0

FL


32

5.0

3.9

3.0

5.1

3.5

3.0

FL

AMIkids Orlando

33

4.6

4.9

4.1

4.7

4.8

7.2

FL

AMIkids Palm Beach

41

5.9

6.8

5.4

5.8

7.7

10.9

FL


70

6.1

6.2

9.3

6.5

5.8

10.6

FL

AMIkids Pasco

43

6.8

6.7

0.0

7.6

7.4

0.0

FL

AMIkids Pensacola

23

7.0

5.9

4.1

6.3

6.9

9.9

FL

AMIkids Pinellas

40

6.2

6.9

7.1

6.5

7.5

9.4

FL

AMIkids Polk

0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

FL


32

7.1

6.6

0.0

7.2

5.9

0.0

FL


46

6.5

6.3

6.8

7.9

7.8

11.8

FL

AMIkids Tallahassee

48

5.9

5.1

6.1

6.5

6.2

7.4

FL

AMIkids Tampa

33

5.2

4.8

5.0

6.1

5.7

5.1

FL

AMIkids Volusia

27

5.7

5.5

0.0

6.9

5.6

0.0

LA

AMIkids Alexandria

7

5.3

4.5

3.4

7.0

7.4

6.9

LA

AMIkids Baton Rouge

12

8.5

8.1

8.9

11.1

11.1

11.8

LA


24

9.3

7.1

6.9

11.5

8.9

8.7

LA


16

5.9

5.2

4.9

7.8

7.1

7.2

LA

AMIkids Jefferson

6

5.4

5.3

4.2

7.6

7.0

5.5

LA


5

6.0

5.8

6.1

7.8

6.9

7.2

LA

AMIkids Red River

21

6.9

6.7

5.6

8.6

9.0

7.6

LA


6

5.5

8.8

8.3

7.5

12.3

8.3

NC


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

NC


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

NC


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

VA

AMIkids Norfolk

44

6.0

7.2

n.a.

8.4

9.3

n.a.

850

6.1

5.9

6.4

6.9

6.6

8.2

Total-Day Programs


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Table 12b: Residential Program Summaries Grade Level Equivalents (GLE) of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012

State

Program Type

Tested

Average GLE at Admission Math Reading Writing

Average GLE at Release Math Reading Writing

FL

AMIkids Big Cypress

45

5.5

5.1

0.0

6.7

5.9

0.0

FL

AMIkids Crossroads

37

5.9

5.9

0.0

7.0

5.9

0.0

FL


37

6.6

6.1

7.3

8.6

8.4

8.0

FL

AMIkids Space Coast

48

6.8

6.9

7.8

8.0

8.1

9.0

FL


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

FL


15

6.1

6.6

3.0

6.8

7.3

3.0

FL


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

FL

AMIkids YES

41

5.9

5.0

5.9

7.3

6.2

8.4

GA


57

7.6

6.6

7.9

12.2

10.6

12.6

GA


57

7.3

7.6

7.0

9.4

9.4

8.2

GA


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

LA

AMIkids Acadiana

27

10.8

7.6

7.9

14.7

9.8

8.3

NM

AMIkids Sandoval

10

9.3

9.4

10.9

11.6

11.2

12.6

SC

AMIkids Beaufort

87

7.9

7.6

8.2

9.2

8.9

9.6

SC


55

8.0

8.2

8.1

8.6

8.6

8.4

SC

AMIkids Georgetown

87

7.2

6.5

6.5

8.4

8.7

7.8

SC

AMIkids Piedmont

78

7.7

7.3

8.6

10.6

11.1

11.3

SC

AMIkids Sand Hills

78

8.9

9.0

8.0

10.4

10.6

9.3

SC

AMIkids White Pines

91

7.3

6.6

7.2

8.3

7.9

8.4

TX


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

VA

AMIkids Virginia

0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

VA


0

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

850

7.4

7.0

7.7

9.2

8.8

9.3

Total-Residential

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INFINITY S CHOOL AND S ERVICES R ESULTS

E DUCATIONAL

Similar to AMIkids delinquency programs, educational performance of youth completing Infinity schools was

In 2012 AMIkids operated three Infinity schools for at-

measured in terms of grade level equivalent (GLE)

risk youth and provided educational overlay services

assessments in math, reading and writing. Between

in two residential commitment programs. As depicted

admission and graduation, average GLEs increased in

in Table 13 and Table 14, a total of 173 youth were

each of these subject areas. At admission, the overall

released from Infinity schools in 2011, with 122 or

average GLE of youth served in the Infinity schools

71% successfully graduating from the program.

was 6.0 in math and 4.8 in reading. By graduation,

Among the individual schools, The Wake Infinity

these averages had increased to 7.8 and 5.7. No

School in North Carolina school achieved the highest

educational testing information was available for

favorable completion rates (78%) over the course of

Marlboro Infinity in South Carolina. At Wake Infinity

the calendar year. On average youth who completed

GLEs increased by almost two grade levels in math

Infinity schools were predominately male, black and

and by more than one grade level in reading.

15 years of age at the time of school admission.

Table 13: AMIkids Infinity Schools Program Summaries Demographic Characteristics of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012 School

Completions Male

Female White Black

Hispanic

Other

Average Age 1

IL - Chicago

13

69%

31%

8%

85%

8%

0%

16.3

SC - Marlboro

52

67%

33%

17%

79%

4%

0%

15.4

NC - Wake

57

96%

4%

14%

68%

9%

9%

16.0

122

81%

19%

15%

75%

7%

4%

15.8

Total

¹Represents average age at program admission


Table 14: AMIkids Infinity Schools Program Summaries - Completion Rates and Educational Performance, CY 2012 Average GLE at

School

Completion Type Favorable/ Releases Graduate Unfavorable

Admission


N Tested Math Reading Writing


IL - Chicago

20

65%

35%

1

3.0

3.2

12.9

3.0

6.9

3.0

SC - Marlboro

80

65%

35%

0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

NC - Wake

73

78%

22%

48

6.0

4.9

0.0

7.9

5.7

0.0

173

71%

29%

49

6.0

4.8

12.9

7.8

5.7

3.0

Total


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A total of 101 youth were released from Infinity

House posted strong math, reading and writing

educational overlay services at the Frances Walker

outcomes, entering with 7.7 in math, 7.5 in reading

Halfway House and Brevard Group Treatment Home

and 6.2 in writing and increasing to 9.4 in math, 8.6 in

in Florida in 2012. Virtually all youth (93%)

reading and 6.8 in writing. Brevard Group Treatment

successfully completed AMIkids educational services

Home saw a full GLE gain, on average, over the

while they were committed. The population of youth

course of the program for math and nearly a full GLE

served differed somewhat from youth in Infinity

gain for reading. These advances facilitate individual

schools, in that a greater percentage of students were

protective factors and enhance the ability of youth to

female (48%) and white (29%).

transition successfully back to their communities and schools upon program completion.

Average GLE scores of youth receiving Infinity educational overlay services increased between

AMIkids delinquency programs in operation in 2012

program admission and completion in all three subject

are profiled in the following program reports. The

areas. The largest change was achieved in math,

reports provide a 2-page overview of the non-

with average GLEs rising from 6.5 to 7.9. Reading

residential and residential programs including a

GLEs increased by more than one grade level on

summary of program results, completion outputs and

average for youth completing the educational overlay

trends, educational outcomes and statewide

services. Youth in the Frances Walker Halfway

comparisons, youth demographics and offense histories and recidivism outcomes.

Table 15: AMIkids Infinity Services Program Summaries Demographic Characteristics of Youth Completing Services, CY 2012

School

Completions

Male

Female

White Black

Hispanic

Other

Average Age1

FL - Fra nces Wa l ker

45

0%

100%

42%

27%

20%

11%

16.0

FL - Breva rd GTH

49

100%

0%

16%

73%

8%

2%

14.5

Total

94

52%

48%

29%

51%

14%

6%

15.2

¹Represents average age at program admission


Table 16: AMIkids Infinity Services Program Summaries - Completion Rates and Educational Performance, CY 2012 Average GLE at Admission

Completion Type Favorable/ Releases Graduate Unfavorable

School


N Tested Math Reading Writing


FL - Frances Walker

50

90%

10%

44

7.7

7.5

6.2

9.4

8.6

6.8

FL - Brevard GTH

51

96%

4%

49

5.4

4.9

4.8

6.6

5.8

4.6

101

93%

7%

93

6.5

6.1

5.7

7.9

7.1

5.9

Total

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2012 AMIkids Delinquency Program Reports

Program Report Notes Legend 1

With the exception of the number of youth released, all measures reported are based on the youth completing

program services. 2

The designation “n/a” indicates that educational performance data were unavailable. Grade level equivalent score

(GLE) graphs provide program performance compared to the overall average for all AMIkids delinquency programs. 3

GLE refers to grade level equivalent scores obtained from standardized educational assessments administered to

youth. 4

Due to rounding, totals may not add to 100 percent.

AMIkids Big Cypress AMIkids Big Cypress is located in Ochopee, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 48 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 45 (94%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 28 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 87% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.4 years.

25959 Turner River Road Ochopee, FL 34141 Phone: (239) 695-1001

Residential

Program Measures Completion Rates by Year:

Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable

Budgeted Slots: 12,810 Actual Slots: 9,871 Slot Difference: -2,939

94%

80%

Unfavorable

6%

60%

Youth Released

48

40%

Favorable Completions¹

45

20%

100%

98%

CY 2008

CY 2009

95%

100%

94%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

Grade Level Equivalence Scores: Educational Performance²

At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.5 (45) 6.7 (45)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.1 (45) 5.9 (45)

Avg. Writing GLE Avg. High School Credits Avg. College Credits Earned Total GEDs Earned

n/a

n/a

15

12

9

6.5 (45)

6

n/a

6 .7 5 .9

5 .5

2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

5 .1 M at h T er m.

R ead ing R ead ing Enr o ll. T er m.

Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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W r it ing Enr o ll.

Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Big Cypress Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender % Male % Female

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

13%

80%

0%

% Black

64%

60%

% Hispanic

22%

40%

Average Age At Enrollment

16.4

At Termination

16.9

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %

Prior Offense History Summary Percent With a Prior Offense: 100%

Most Serious Prior Offense:⁴

N=45

44%

F e lo ny P e rs o n

Average Age at First Offense:

13.6

Average # of Prior Arrests:

12.0

F e lo ny S e x

2% 47%

F e lo ny P ro pe rt y F e lo ny D rug F e lo ny O t he r

2% 4%

M is de m e a no r

Average # of Prior Convictions: 11.4

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%

Program Performance Recidivism Comparison:

Juvenile Recidivism (2012): 24% Note: Recidivism: Any subsequent juvenile misdemeanor or felony offense within one year of completion from the program that resulted in an adjudication. This does not include adult convictions.

100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Crossroads AMIkids Crossroads is located in Punta Gorda, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 40 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 37 (93%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 28 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 57% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.3 years.

45991 Bermont Road Punta Gorda, FL 33982 Phone: (941) 575-5790

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


93%

80%

Unfavorable

8%

60%

Youth Released

40

40%


37

20%

94%

96%

CY 2008

CY 2009

88%

94%

93%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (37) 7.0 (37)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.9 (37) 5.9 (37)


n/a

n/a

15

12

9

4.9 (25)

7 .0

6 5 .9

n/a 7

3

M at h Enr o ll.

5 .9

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Crossroads Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

43%

80%

0%

% Black

46%

60%

% Hispanic

11%

40%


16.3

At Termination

16.8

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=37

27%



13.1


13.3

F e lo ny S e x

57%

F e lo ny P ro pe rt y F e lo ny D rug

11%

F e lo ny O t he r M is de m e a no r


3%

3%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Emerald Coast AMIkids Emerald Coast is located in Ft Walton Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 56 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 48 (86%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 33 weeks. Of the youth released, 73% were male and 52% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.1 years.

207 4th Street SE Ft Walton Beach, FL 32548 Phone: (850) 244-2711

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


86%

Unfavorable

95% 80%

86% 77%

75%

14%

60%

Youth Released

56

40%


48

20%

70%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (26) 7.3 (26)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.4 (24) 6.1 (24)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.5 (5)

Avg. High School Credits Avg. College Credits Earned Total GEDs Earned

9.3 (5) 4.7 (19)

15

12

9

9 .3 8 .5 7 .3

6

6 .4

5 .9

n/a 7

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Emerald Coast Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

73%

% White

48%

80%

% Female

27%

% Black

35%

60%

6%

40%

% Hispanic


16.1

At Termination

16.7

% Other

10%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=48

19%



14.2


4.9

F e lo ny S e x

33%

F e lo ny P ro pe rt y

6%

F e lo ny D rug F e lo ny O t he r

2% 40%

M is de m e a no r

Average # of Prior Convictions:

5.1

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Family Services - Live Oak AMIkids Family Services - Live Oak is located in Jasper, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 60 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 48 (80%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 26 weeks. Of the youth released, 83% were male and 38% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

1153 US Hwy 41 NW Suite 17 Jasper, FL 32052 Phone: (386) 792-0955

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


80%

Unfavorable

80%

20%

60%

Youth Released

60

40%


48

20%

92% 83%

84% 76%

80%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. High School Credits

n/a

Avg. College Credits Earned

n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a

Educational Services are Provided and Data are Contained within the Local School System

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AMIkids Family Services - Live Oak Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

83%

% White

63%

80%

% Female

17%

% Black

38%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


16.0

At Termination

16.5

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=48

21%



13.4


4.8

6%

F e lo ny S e x

38%


10%

F e lo ny O t he r

23%

M is de m e a no r


5.1

O t he r/ Unk no wn

2% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Family Services - Tallahassee AMIkids Family Services - Tallahassee is located in Tallahassee, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 52 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 38 (73%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 15 weeks. Of the youth released, 66% were male and 68% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.1 years.

2514 West Tharpe Street Tallahassee, FL 32303 Phone: (850) 921-1250

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

73%

80%

Unfavorable

27%

60%

Youth Released

52

40%


38

20%

73%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


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AMIkids Family Services - Tallahassee Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

66%

% White

32%

80%

% Female

34%

% Black

68%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


16.1

At Termination

16.3

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=38

26%



13.9


4.1

5%

F e lo ny S e x

29%


3% 34%

M is de m e a no r


3.7

O t he r/ Unk no wn

3% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-10

AMIkids Gainesville AMIkids Gainesville is located in Miconopy, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 57 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 33 (58%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 36 weeks. Of the youth released, 82% were male and 88% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.9 years.

100 South East 134th Ave Miconopy, FL 32667 Phone: (352) 466-0543

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

58%

80%

Unfavorable

42%

60%

Youth Released

57

40%


33

20%

70%

68%

71%

58%

58%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.5 (19) 6.8 (19)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.7 (18) 7.2 (18)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.5 (1)

Avg. High School Credits Avg. College Credits Earned

3.0 (1) 4.3 (13)

15

12

9

6

6 .8

6 .5

6 .7

7 .2

n/a

5 .5 3 .0

Total GEDs Earned

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Gainesville Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

82%

% White

12%

80%

% Female

18%

% Black

82%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

6%


15.9

At Termination

16.6

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=33

27%



13.7


8.4

6%

F e lo ny S e x

39%


6%


21%

M is de m e a no r


4.8

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-12

AMIkids Greater Fort Lauderdale AMIkids Greater Fort Lauderdale is located in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 117 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 77 (66%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 23 weeks. Of the youth released, 87% were male and 94% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.3 years.

3220 SW 4th Avenue Ft Lauderdale, FL 33315 Phone: (904) 764-2733

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

Budgeted Slots: 13,388 Actual Slots: 13,187 Slot Difference: -201

100%

Favorable

66%

80%

Unfavorable

34%

60%

Youth Released

117

40%

77

20%


93% 84%

78%

73%

66%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.3 (45) 6.4 (45)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.4 (45) 4.9 (45)


n/a

n/a

15

12

9

4.0 (23)

6

n/a

6 .4

6 .3

5 .4

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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4 .9 W r it ing Enr o ll.

Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Greater Fort Lauderdale Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

87%

% White

6%

80%

% Female

13%

% Black

78%

60%

% Hispanic

13%

40%


16.3

At Termination

16.8

% Other

3%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=77

55%



13.6

Average # of Prior Arrests: Average # of Prior Convictions:

8.9 8.3

4%

F e lo ny S e x

31%


5%

M is de m e a no r

5%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-14

AMIkids Jacksonville AMIkids Jacksonville is located in Jacksonville, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 99 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 75 (76%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 21 weeks. Of the youth released, 81% were male and 80% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.2 years.

13375 Beach Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32246 Phone: (904) 223-1121

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

76%

80%

Unfavorable

24%

60%

Youth Released

99

40%


75

20%

86%

90% 71%

68%

76%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.6 (48) 6.6 (48)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.5 (48) 6.8 (48)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.9 (9)


7.9 (9) 6.7 (25)

15

12

9 7 .9

6

n/a

6 .8

6 .6 5 .6

4

3

M at h Enr o ll.

5 .5

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Jacksonville Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

81%

% White

20%

80%

% Female

19%

% Black

76%

60%

% Hispanic

4%

40%

% Other

0%


16.2

At Termination

16.6

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=75

32%



14.2


5.1

F e lo ny S e x

3% 33%


3% 11%

F e lo ny O t he r

19%

M is de m e a no r


4.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-16

AMIkids Last Chance Ranch AMIkids Last Chance Ranch is located in Venus, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 42 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 38 (90%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 33 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 53% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 17.0 years.

19570 CR-731 Venus, FL 33960 Phone: (863) 699-3785

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

90%

80%

Unfavorable

10%

60%

Youth Released

42

40%


38

20%

92%

94%

CY 2008

CY 2009

91%

94%

90%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.6 (37) 8.6 (37)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.1 (37) 8.4 (37)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.3 (9)


8.0 (9) 6.7 (37)

15

12

9 8 .6

6

8 .4

6 .1

n/a 9

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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8 .0 7 .3

6 .6



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Last Chance Ranch Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

47%

80%

0%

% Black

39%

60%

% Hispanic

13%

40%


17.0

At Termination

17.6

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=38

32%



13.7


13.8

F e lo ny S e x

61%


8%



9.9

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-18

AMIkids Manatee AMIkids Manatee is located in Palmetto, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 81 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 53 (65%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 26 weeks. Of the youth released, 77% were male and 68% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

906 17th St West Palmetto, FL 34221 Phone: (941) 721-2100

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

65%

80%

Unfavorable

35%

60% 58%

Youth Released

81

40%


53

20%

54%

57%

64%

65%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.6 (30) 5.7 (30)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.5 (30) 5.3 (30)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.5 (4)


6.3 (4) 3.5 (2)

15

12

9

6

n/a 0

3

5 .6

5 .7

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

6 .3 5 .5


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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5 .3

5 .5


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Manatee Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

77%

% White

32%

80%

% Female

23%

% Black

47%

60%

% Hispanic

21%

40%


16.0

At Termination

16.4

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=53

43%



13.2


10.4

8%

F e lo ny S e x

30%


4%

F e lo ny O t he r

15%

M is de m e a no r


5.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-20

AMIkids Miami-Dade North AMIkids Miami-Dade North is located in North Miami Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 154 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 87 (56%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 22 weeks. Of the youth released, 91% were male and 97% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.6 years.

2701 NE 151st Street North Miami Beach, FL 33160 Phone: (305) 944-1960

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable

Budgeted Slots: 12,878 Actual Slots: 13,599 Slot Difference: 722

56%

80%

Unfavorable

44%

Youth Released

154

40%

87

20%


81% 73%

72%

60%

68% 56%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.6 (73) 6.6 (73)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.0 (73) 5.1 (73)

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a

12

9


4.1 (44)


3.0 (2)

Total GEDs Earned

15

0

6

6 .6 5 .6

3

M at h Enr o ll.

5 .0 M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Miami-Dade North Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

91%

% White

3%

80%

9%

% Black

87%

60%

% Hispanic

7%

40%

% Other

2%


16.6

At Termination

17.0

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=87

45%



14.4


6.2

7%

F e lo ny S e x

31%


13%

F e lo ny O t he r

5%

M is de m e a no r


3.7

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-22

AMIkids Miami-Dade South AMIkids Miami-Dade South is located in Miami, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 114 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 51 (45%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 23 weeks. Of the youth released, 88% were male and 96% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.8 years.

1820 Arthur Lamb Road Miami, FL 33149 Phone: (305) 361-7934

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


45%

80%

76%

Unfavorable

55%

Youth Released

114

40%

51

20%


86%

81%

60% 60% 45%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.0 (32) 5.1 (32)

Avg. Reading GLE

3.9 (32) 3.5 (32)

Avg. Writing GLE

3.0 (1)


3.0 (1) 3.0 (26)

15

12

9

6

n/a 0

3

5 .0

5 .1

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

3 .9

Avg. AMIkids GLE

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3 .5



Avg. Program GLE

3 .0 W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Miami-Dade South Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

88%

% White

4%

80%

% Female

12%

% Black

55%

60%

% Hispanic

37%

40%


16.8

At Termination

17.2

% Other

4%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=51

75%



13.8


6.6

F e lo ny S e x

2% 16%


2% 6%



3.7

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-24

AMIkids Orlando AMIkids Orlando is located in Apopka, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 87 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 63 (72%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 30 weeks. Of the youth released, 71% were male and 92% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

1461 South Lake Pleasant Rd Apopka, FL 32703 Phone: (407) 886-5405

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

72%

80%

Unfavorable

28%

60%

Youth Released

87

40%


63

20%

81% 73%

78%

70%

72%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

4.6 (33) 4.7 (33)

Avg. Reading GLE

4.9 (34) 4.8 (34)

Avg. Writing GLE

4.1 (3)


7.2 (3) 3.1 (9)

15

12

9

n/a 0

7 .2

6

3

4 .6

4 .7

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

4 .9


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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4 .8


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Orlando Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

71%

% White

8%

80%

% Female

29%

% Black

68%

60%

% Hispanic

21%

40%


16.0

At Termination

16.5

% Other

3%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=63

51%



13.6


10.7

F e lo ny S e x

2% 19%


3%

F e lo ny D rug

5%

F e lo ny O t he r

21%

M is de m e a no r


6.1

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Palm Beach AMIkids Palm Beach is located in Juno Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 68 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 52 (76%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 20 weeks. Of the youth released, 83% were male and 69% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.8 years.

Bert Winters Park 13425 Ellison Wilson Rd Juno Beach, FL 33408 Phone: (561) 624-6941

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

76%

80%

Unfavorable

24%

60%

Youth Released

68

40%


52

20%

79%

78%

CY 2008

CY 2009

73%

74%

76%

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0%


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (41) 5.8 (41)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.8 (41) 7.7 (41)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.4 (5)


10.9 (5) 2.5 (22)

15

12 10 .9

9 7 .7

n/a 0

6 .8

6

3

5 .9

5 .8

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

5 .4


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Palm Beach Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

83%

% White

31%

80%

% Female

17%

% Black

65%

60%

% Hispanic

4%

40%

% Other

0%


15.8

At Termination

16.2

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=52

44%



13.6


6.1

F e lo ny S e x

2% 33%


6%


2% 13%

M is de m e a no r


4.3

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-28

AMIkids Panama City Marine Institute AMIkids Panama City Marine Institute is located in Panama City, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 119 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 86 (72%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 24 weeks. Of the youth released, 70% were male and 37% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

200 East Beach Drive Panama City, FL 32401 Phone: (850) 872-4715

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

72%

80%

Unfavorable

28%

60%

Youth Released

119

40%

86

20%


71%

74%

76%

CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

80% 72%

0% C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.1 (70) 6.5 (70)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.2 (70) 5.8 (70)

Avg. Writing GLE

9.3 (13) 10.6 (13)


3.6 (26)

15

12 10 .6

9

6

n/a 5

3

9 .3

6 .5

6 .1

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

6 .2


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5 .8


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Panama City Marine Institute Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

70%

% White

63%

80%

% Female

30%

% Black

30%

60%

% Hispanic

3%

40%

% Other

3%


16.0

At Termination

16.5

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=86

19%



14.2


4.4

7%

F e lo ny S e x

37%


3%


1% 30%

M is de m e a no r


4.6

O t he r/ Unk no wn

2% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-30

AMIkids Pasco AMIkids Pasco is located in New Port Richey, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 88 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 68 (77%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 21 weeks. Of the youth released, 81% were male and 13% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.1 years.

6807 Madison Street New Port Richey, FL 34652 Phone: (727) 264-5310

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

77%

80%

Unfavorable

23%

60%

Youth Released

88

40%


68

20%

77%

73%

69%

66%

64%

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.8 (43) 7.6 (43)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.7 (42) 7.4 (42)


n/a

n/a

15

12

9

3.7 (45)

7 .6

6

7 .4

6 .8

6 .7

n/a 1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Pasco Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

81%

% White

87%

80%

% Female

19%

% Black

9%

60%

% Hispanic

4%

40%

% Other

0%


16.1

At Termination

16.5

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=68

22%



14.0


5.9

F e lo ny S e x

1% 37%


6%

F e lo ny D rug

4%

F e lo ny O t he r

26%

M is de m e a no r


5.2

3%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-32

AMIkids Pensacola AMIkids Pensacola is located in Pensacola, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 80 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 69 (86%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 30 weeks. Of the youth released, 70% were male and 84% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.3 years.

3685 Muldoon Road Pensacola, FL 32526 Phone: (850) 453-1910

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


86%

Unfavorable

80%

14%

60%

Youth Released

80

40%


69

20%

82%

86%

74%

72% 63%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.0 (23) 6.3 (23)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.9 (25) 6.9 (25)

Avg. Writing GLE

4.1 (2)


9.9 (2) 2.8 (23)

15

12

9 .9

9

6

7 .0

6 .9

6 .3

n/a

5 .9 4 .1

Total GEDs Earned

2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Pensacola Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

70%

% White

16%

80%

% Female

30%

% Black

81%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

3%


16.3

At Termination

16.9

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=69

29%



14.1


4.4

F e lo ny S e x

1% 25%


3%

F e lo ny O t he r

3% 38%

M is de m e a no r


4.0

O t he r/ Unk no wn

1% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-34

AMIkids Pinellas AMIkids Pinellas is located in St Pete Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 104 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 79 (76%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 89% were male and 48% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.1 years.

3101 Gulf Blvd St Pete Beach, FL 33706 Phone: (727) 471-0390

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

76%

80%

Unfavorable

24%

60%

Youth Released

104

40%

79

20%


79%

76% 64%

63%

68%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.2 (40) 6.5 (40)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.9 (39) 7.5 (39)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.1 (13) 9.4 (13)


3.6 (42)

15

12

9 7 .5

6

n/a 0

9 .4

3

6 .2

6 .5

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

6 .9


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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7 .1


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Pinellas Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

89%

% White

52%

80%

% Female

11%

% Black

32%

60%

% Hispanic

10%

40%


16.1

At Termination

16.4

% Other

6%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=79

38%



13.7


8.7

5%

F e lo ny S e x

41%


4%

F e lo ny D rug

8%

F e lo ny O t he r

5%

M is de m e a no r


7.9

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-36

AMIkids Polk AMIkids Polk is located in Lakeland, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 67 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 56 (84%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 24 weeks. Of the youth released, 88% were male and 57% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

618 N Massachusetts Ave Lakeland, FL 33801 Phone: (863) 682-7600

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

84%

80%

Unfavorable

16%

60%

Youth Released

67

40%


56

20%

88%

85%

87%

84% 63%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


4.1 (32)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Polk Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

88%

% White

43%

80%

% Female

13%

% Black

32%

60%

% Hispanic

20%

40%


16.0

At Termination

16.4

% Other

5%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=56

45%



12.7


7.5

F e lo ny S e x

2% 32%


2% 7%

F e lo ny O t he r

13%

M is de m e a no r


6.8

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-38

AMIkids Sarasota County AMIkids Sarasota County is located in Venice, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 44 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 38 (86%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 82% were male and 42% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.5 years.

1130 Indian Hills Blvd Venice, FL 34293 Phone: (941) 408-7600

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

86%

80%

Unfavorable

14%

60%

Youth Released

44

40%


38

20%

86% 73%

69%

72% 52%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.1 (32) 7.2 (32)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.6 (32) 5.9 (32)


n/a

n/a

15

12

9

3.1 (25)

6

7 .2

7 .1

6 .6 5 .9

n/a 0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Sarasota County Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

82%

% White

58%

80%

% Female

18%

% Black

29%

60%

% Hispanic

11%

40%


16.5

At Termination

16.8

% Other

3%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=38

26%



14.2


6.0

F e lo ny S e x

34%


3% 11%

F e lo ny O t he r

26%

M is de m e a no r


4.7

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-40

AMIkids Southwest Florida AMIkids Southwest Florida is located in Ft Myers Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 83 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 56 (67%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 28 weeks. Of the youth released, 91% were male and 54% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.9 years.

1190 Main Street Ft Myers Beach, FL 33931 Phone: (239) 765-9696

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


67%

Unfavorable

90%

80%

33%

60%

Youth Released

83

40%


56

20%

72%

74%

CY 2008

CY 2009

78% 67%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.5 (46) 7.9 (46)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.3 (46) 7.8 (46)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.8 (2)


11.8 (2) 3.7 (9)

15

12 11.8

9 7 .9

6

7 .8

6 .5

n/a 1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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6 .8

6 .3



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Southwest Florida Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

91%

% White

46%

80%

9%

% Black

39%

60%

% Hispanic

14%

40%


15.9

At Termination

16.5

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=56

23%



14.1


8.4

F e lo ny S e x

2% 34%


11%

F e lo ny O t he r

30%

M is de m e a no r


4.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-42

AMIkids Space Coast AMIkids Space Coast is located in Melbourne, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 55 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 52 (95%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 32 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 65% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.4 years.

1000 Inspiration Lane Melbourne, FL 32934 Phone: (321) 752-3200

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100% 100%

Favorable


95%

80%

Unfavorable

5%

60%

Youth Released

55

40%


52

20%

100% 91%

98%

95%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.8 (48) 8.0 (48)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.9 (48) 8.1 (48)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.8 (7)


9.0 (7) 4.0 (36)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

14

15

12

9

9 .0 8 .1

8 .0

6

3

6 .9

6 .8

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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7 .8



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Space Coast Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

35%

80%

0%

% Black

62%

60%

% Hispanic

4%

40%

% Other

0%


16.4

At Termination

17.1

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=52

60%



13.8


12.3

F e lo ny S e x

F e lo ny D rug

9.0

2% 4%



33%


2%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-44

AMIkids Tallahassee AMIkids Tallahassee is located in Tallahassee, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 98 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 68 (69%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 26 weeks. Of the youth released, 65% were male and 88% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.5 years.

2514 West Tharpe St Tallahassee, FL 32303 Phone: (850) 921-1250

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

69%

80%

Unfavorable

31%

60%

Youth Released

98

40%


68

20%

79%

76%

73%

70%

69%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (48) 6.5 (48)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.1 (48) 6.2 (48)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.1 (6)


7.4 (6) 2.1 (23)

15

12

9 7 .4

6

6 .5

6 .2

5 .9

n/a 1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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6 .1

5 .1



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Tallahassee Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

65%

% White

12%

80%

% Female

35%

% Black

88%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.5

At Termination

16.0

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=68

25%



13.5


4.3

F e lo ny S e x

40%


4%


1% 29%

M is de m e a no r


4.3

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-46

AMIkids Tampa AMIkids Tampa is located in Tampa, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 104 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 97 (93%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 24 weeks. Of the youth released, 90% were male and 72% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.9 years.

1730 Maritime Blvd Tampa, FL 33605 Phone: (813) 248-5091

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


93%

80%

7%

60%

Unfavorable Youth Released Favorable Completions¹

93% 76%

104

40%

97

20%

82%

85%

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

69%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.2 (33) 6.1 (33)

Avg. Reading GLE

4.8 (33) 5.7 (33)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.0 (12) 5.1 (12)


2.1 (4)

15

12

9

6

n/a

6 .1

5 .7

5 .2

3

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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5 .0

4 .8



Avg. Program GLE


AMIkids Tampa Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

90%

% White

28%

80%

% Female

10%

% Black

54%

60%

% Hispanic

11%

40%


15.9

At Termination

16.4

% Other

7%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=97

38%



13.1


10.5

5%

F e lo ny S e x

32%


4%

F e lo ny D rug

9%

F e lo ny O t he r

10%

M is de m e a no r


6.2

O t he r/ Unk no wn

1% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-48

AMIkids Volusia AMIkids Volusia is located in Daytona Beach, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 81 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 63 (78%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 20 weeks. Of the youth released, 76% were male and 52% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.8 years.

1420 Mason Ave Unit 110 Daytona Beach, FL 32117 Phone: (386) 274-5786

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


78%

Unfavorable

80%

83%

78%

22%

60%

Youth Released

81

40%


63

20%

88% 79%

78%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.7 (27) 6.9 (27)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.5 (27) 5.6 (27)


n/a

n/a

15

12

9

3.1 (16)

6 .9

6

n/a

5 .7

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

5 .5

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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5 .6


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Volusia Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

76%

% White

48%

80%

% Female

24%

% Black

52%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.8

At Termination

16.1

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=63

32%



13.6


6.3

F e lo ny S e x

25%


5%

F e lo ny O t he r

38%

M is de m e a no r


3.8

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids West Florida AMIkids West Florida is located in Ponce De Leon, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 19 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 19 (100%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 24 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 53% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.4 years.

1912 Old Mt Zion Rd Ponce De Leon, FL 32455 Phone: (850) 548-5524

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable

Budgeted Slots: 4,925 Actual Slots: 7,181 Slot Difference: 2,256

100%

80%

Unfavorable

0%

60%

Youth Released

19

40%


19

20%

96%

95%

CY 2008

CY 2009

100%

96%

100%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.1 (15) 6.8 (15)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.6 (15) 7.3 (15)

Avg. Writing GLE

3.0 (1)


3.0 (1) 8.5 (10)

15

12

9

6

n/a

7 .3

6 .8

6 .6

6 .1

3 .0

Total GEDs Earned

1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE


AMIkids West Florida Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

47%

80%

0%

% Black

53%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


16.4

At Termination

16.9

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=19

42%



13.5


10.2

5%

F e lo ny S e x

32%


16%

F e lo ny O t he r

5%

M is de m e a no r


O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-52

AMIkids West Florida DCF AMIkids West Florida DCF is located in Ponce de Leon, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 5 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 4 (80%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 6 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 50% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

1912 Old Mt Zion Road Ponce de Leon, FL 32455 Phone: (850) 548-5524

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

Budgeted Slots: 4,925 Actual Slots: 7,181 Slot Difference: 2,256

100%

Favorable

80%

80%

Unfavorable

20%

60%

80%

Youth Released

5

40%


4

20% 0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids West Florida DCF Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

50%

80%

0%

% Black

0%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%


16.0

At Termination

16.1

% Other

50%

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %

Prior Offense History Summary Percent With a Prior Offense: 100% Average Age at First Offense:

11.3


18.3


N=4


25%

F e lo ny S e x

25%


25%


25%

M is de m e a no r


O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-54

AMIkids WINGS South Florida AMIkids WINGS South Florida is located in Miami, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 14 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 12 (86%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 38 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were female and 83% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.7 years.

11000 SW 220th St Miami, FL 33170 Phone: (305) 256-6275

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

86%

80%

Unfavorable

14%

60%

Youth Released

14

40%


12

20%

81%

85%

89%

88%

86%

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


4.3 (10)


1.0 (2)

Total GEDs Earned


1 Avg. AMIkids GLE

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids WINGS South Florida Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

0%

% White

17%

80%

100%

% Black

75%

60%

% Hispanic

8%

40%

% Other

0%


16.7

At Termination

17.4

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=12

50%



13.5


14.3

F e lo ny S e x

50%

F e lo ny P ro pe rt y F e lo ny D rug F e lo ny O t he r M is de m e a no r


8.6

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-56

AMIkids YES AMIkids YES is located in Wimauma, Florida. In calendar year 2012, 42 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 41 (98%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 41 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 61% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.0 years.

4337 Saffold Rd Wimauma, FL 33598 Phone: (813) 671-5213

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


98%

80%

Unfavorable

2%

60%

Youth Released

42

40%


41

20%

95%

96%

CY 2008

CY 2009

100%

100%

98%

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0%


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (41) 7.3 (41)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.0 (41) 6.2 (41)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.9 (12) 8.4 (12)

15

12

9 8 .4


6.6 (30)

7 .3

6

6 .2

5 .9

n/a 2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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5 .9

5 .0



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids YES Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

39%

80%

0%

% Black

59%

60%

% Hispanic

2%

40%

% Other

0%


16.0

At Termination

16.8

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=41

56%



12.7


14.3

F e lo ny S e x

5%

F e lo ny D rug

7%



29%


2%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-58

AMIkids Baxley Wilderness AMIkids Baxley Wilderness is located in Baxley, Georgia. In calendar year 2012, 70 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 64 (91%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 78% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.9 years.

1510 Deens Landing Road Baxley, GA 31513 Phone: (912) 367-3383

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


91%

80%

Unfavorable

9%

60%

Youth Released

70

40%


64

20%

94%

91%

90%

91%

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

85%

0% CY 2008


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.6 (57) 12.2 (57)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.6 (58) 10.6 (58)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.9 (57) 12.6 (57)


4.4 (19)

15

12

12 .6

12 .2 10 .6

9 7 .9

7 .6

6

6 .6

n/a 3

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Baxley Wilderness Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

22%

80%

0%

% Black

67%

60%

% Hispanic

6%

40%

% Other

5%


15.9

At Termination

16.2

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=64

16%



12.8


9.2

F e lo ny S e x

2% 44%


8%

F e lo ny D rug

9%

F e lo ny O t he r

14%

M is de m e a no r


9.5

8%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-60

AMIkids Middle Georgia AMIkids Middle Georgia is located in Cochran, Georgia. In calendar year 2012, 71 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 64 (90%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 15 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 83% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.2 years.

1069 Red Dog Farm Road Cochran, GA 31014 Phone: (478) 934-0901

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


90%

Unfavorable

90%

80%

90%

85% 78%

10%

60%

Youth Released

71

40%


64

20%

70%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.3 (57) 9.4 (57)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.6 (58) 9.4 (58)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.0 (58) 8.2 (58)


3.2 (43)

15

12

9

6

9 .4

9 .4

7 .0

n/a 0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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8 .2

7 .6

7 .3



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Middle Georgia Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

17%

80%

0%

% Black

72%

60%

% Hispanic

8%

40%

% Other

3%


16.2

At Termination

16.5

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %



N=64

23%



13.4


8.4

F e lo ny S e x

45%


8%

F e lo ny O t he r

17%

M is de m e a no r


9.7

6%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-62

AMIkids Savannah River AMIkids Savannah River is located in Sylvania, Georgia. In calendar year 2012, 548 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 548 (100%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 3 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 80% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.8 years.

626 Old River Rd Sylvania, GA 30467 Phone: (912) 829-5300

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures Favorable


100% 100%

100%

Unfavorable

0%

100%

98%

80%

86% 76%

60%

Youth Released

548

40%


548

20% 0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Savannah River Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

20%

80%

0%

% Black

72%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

7%


15.8

At Termination

15.9

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=548

16%



13.7


5.9

F e lo ny S e x

2% 46%


6%

F e lo ny D rug

5%

F e lo ny O t he r

14%

M is de m e a no r


6.2

11%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-64

AMIkids Acadiana AMIkids Acadiana is located in Branch, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 60 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 39 (65%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 29 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 79% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.6 years.

611 Celestine La Tortue Road Branch, LA 70516 Phone: (337) 334-4838

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

65%

80%

Unfavorable

35%

60%

Youth Released

60

40%


39

20%

91% 78%

75%

77% 65%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

10.8 (27) 14.7 (27)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.6 (28) 9.8 (28)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.9 (28) 8.3 (28)


4.1 (9)

15 14 .7

12 10 .8 9 .8

9

8 .3

6

n/a 2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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7 .9

7 .6



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Acadiana Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

21%

80%

0%

% Black

74%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

5%


15.6

At Termination

16.2

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=39

Most Serious Prior Offense:⁴ 5%



14.6


1.5

F e lo ny S e x

10%


82%

M is de m e a no r


1.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

3% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%

Program Performance Juvenile Recidivism (2012): n/a

Recidivism Comparison:

Note: Recidivism: Any subsequent juvenile misdemeanor or felony offense within one year of completion from the program that resulted in an adjudication. This does not include adult convictions.

Program Recidivism Rates Were Not Available for Calendar Year 2012

AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-66

AMIkids Alexandria AMIkids Alexandria is located in Alexandria, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 23 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 14 (61%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 23 weeks. Of the youth released, 79% were male and 57% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 14.8 years.

1254 MacArthur Drive Alexandria, LA 71303 Phone: (318) 442-2254

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100% 98%

Favorable

61%

80%

Unfavorable

39%

60%

Youth Released

23

40%


14

20%

89%

94%

66%

61%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.3 (7)

7.0 (7)

Avg. Reading GLE

4.5 (7)

7.4 (7)

Avg. Writing GLE

3.4 (7)

6.9 (7)


3.0 (2)

15

12

9

n/a

7 .4

7 .0

6 5 .3

4 .5

1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

®


3 .4


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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6 .9


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Alexandria Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

79%

% White

43%

80%

% Female

21%

% Black

50%

60%

% Hispanic

7%

40%

% Other

0%


14.8

At Termination

15.3

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %

Prior Offense History Summary Percent With a Prior Offense:

64%


N=9



14.5


1.3

11%

F e lo ny S e x

33%


11%

F e lo ny O t he r

33%

M is de m e a no r


1.4

11%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-68

AMIkids Baton Rouge AMIkids Baton Rouge is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 19 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 14 (74%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 38 weeks. Of the youth released, 79% were male and 71% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.3 years.

5555 Beechwood Dr Baton Rouge, LA 70805 Phone: (225) 356-3461

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

74%

80%

Unfavorable

26%

60%

Youth Released

19

40%


14

20%

96%

90%

85% 74% 52%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

8.5 (12) 11.1 (12)

Avg. Reading GLE

8.1 (12) 11.1 (12)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.9 (12) 11.8 (12)


4.0 (5)

15

12 11.8 11.1

11.1

9 8 .9

8 .5

8 .1

6

n/a 0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Baton Rouge Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

79%

% White

29%

80%

% Female

21%

% Black

71%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.3

At Termination

16.1

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=14

7%


Average Age at First Offense: Average # of Prior Arrests:

14.7 1.7

F e lo ny S e x

43%


14%


29%

M is de m e a no r


2.1

7%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-70

AMIkids Bayou Region AMIkids Bayou Region is located in Raceland, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 56 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 35 (63%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 20 weeks. Of the youth released, 77% were male and 66% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 14.9 years.

942 Hwy 90 East Raceland, LA 70394 Phone: (985) 537-1553

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

63%

80%

Unfavorable

38%

60%

Youth Released

56

40%


35

20%

88% 80% 72%

67%

63%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

9.3 (24) 11.5 (24)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.1 (25) 8.9 (25)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.9 (23) 8.7 (23)


2.3 (13)

15

12 11.5

9

9 .3

8 .9 7 .1

6

6 .9

n/a 1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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8 .7



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Bayou Region Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

77%

% White

34%

80%

% Female

23%

% Black

66%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


14.9

At Termination

15.3

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


14.2


1.7


N=35


3%

F e lo ny S e x

3% 34%


9%


3% 34%

M is de m e a no r


1.8

14%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-72

AMIkids Donaldsonville AMIkids Donaldsonville is located in Donaldsonville, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 24 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 20 (83%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 27 weeks. Of the youth released, 70% were male and 90% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.4 years.

1200 St Patrick Street Donaldsonville, LA 70346 Phone: (225) 474-8820

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

83%

80%

Unfavorable

17%

60%

Youth Released

24

40%


20

20%

89%

91%

CY 2008

CY 2009

91%

88%

83%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.9 (16) 7.8 (16)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.2 (16) 7.1 (16)

Avg. Writing GLE

4.9 (16) 7.2 (16)


2.2 (6)

15

12

9 7 .8 5 .9

n/a

5 .2

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.

®


4 .9


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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7 .2

7 .1

6


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Donaldsonville Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

70%

% White

10%

80%

% Female

30%

% Black

90%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.4

At Termination

15.9

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %


85%


N=17

18%



14.5 1.5

F e lo ny S e x

24%


6%

F e lo ny O t he r

6% 29%

M is de m e a no r


1.7

18%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-74

AMIkids Jefferson AMIkids Jefferson is located in Harvey, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 29 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 9 (31%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 23 weeks. Of the youth released, 89% were male and 89% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.7 years.

1149 MacArthur Ave Harvey, LA 70058 Phone: (504) 328-1221

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

31%

80%

Unfavorable

69%

60%

29

40%

9

20%

Youth Released Favorable Completions¹

85%

81%

79%

65%

31%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.4 (6)

7.6 (6)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.3 (6)

7.0 (6)

Avg. Writing GLE

4.2 (6)

5.5 (6)


2.0 (4)

15

12

9 7 .6

7 .0

6

n/a

5 .4

5 .5

5 .3 4 .2

Total GEDs Earned

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Jefferson Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

89%

% White

11%

80%

% Female

11%

% Black

89%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.7

At Termination

16.2

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


67%


N=6

17%



14.7


1.8

F e lo ny S e x

67%


17%

M is de m e a no r


1.8

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-76

AMIkids Northeast Louisiana AMIkids Northeast Louisiana is located in Tallulah, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 20 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 10 (50%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 21 weeks. Of the youth released, 90% were male and 70% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.7 years.

1801 Felicia Drive Tallulah, LA 71282 Phone: (318) 574-9475

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100% 98%

Favorable

50%

80%

Unfavorable

50%

60%

Youth Released

20

40%


10

20%

98%

81% 62% 50%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.0 (5)

7.8 (5)

Avg. Reading GLE

5.8 (5)

6.9 (5)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.1 (5)

7.2 (5)


3.5 (3)

15

12

9 7 .8

6

n/a 1

3

M at h Enr o ll.

6 .1

5 .8

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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7 .2

6 .9 6 .0



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Northeast Louisiana Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

90%

% White

30%

80%

% Female

10%

% Black

70%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.7

At Termination

16.1

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %


80%


N=8



15.1

Average # of Prior Arrests: Average # of Prior Convictions:

1.4 2.3

F e lo ny S e x

13%


25%

F e lo ny D rug

13%


25%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

25% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-78

AMIkids Red River AMIkids Red River is located in Bossier City, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 47 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 33 (70%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 23 weeks. Of the youth released, 67% were male and 91% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.0 years.

2890 Douglas Drive Bossier City, LA 71111 Phone: (318) 747-2224

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

70%

80%

Unfavorable

30%

60%

Youth Released

47

40%


33

20%

92%

92%

93% 83% 70%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.9 (21) 8.6 (21)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.7 (21) 9.0 (21)

Avg. Writing GLE

5.6 (21) 7.6 (21)


4.3 (4)

15

12

9

9 .0

8 .6

7 .6

6

6 .9

6 .7

n/a

5 .6

2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Red River Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

67%

% White

9%

80%

% Female

33%

% Black

88%

60%

% Hispanic

3%

40%

% Other

0%


15.0

At Termination

15.4

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=33

6%



14.0


1.5

F e lo ny S e x

15%


3%

F e lo ny O t he r

45%

M is de m e a no r


1.6

30%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-80

AMIkids Southwest Louisiana AMIkids Southwest Louisiana is located in Lake Charles, Louisiana. In calendar year 2012, 17 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 14 (82%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 32 weeks. Of the youth released, 57% were male and 71% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.5 years.

425 Kingsley Street Lake Charles, LA 70601 Phone: (337) 433-4422

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100% 96%

95%

Favorable

82%

80%

Unfavorable

18%

60%

Youth Released

17

40%


14

20%

87%

83%

82%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

5.5 (6)

7.5 (6)

Avg. Reading GLE

8.8 (6)

12.3 (6)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.3 (6)

8.3 (6)


5.0 (5)

15

12

12 .3

9 8 .8

8 .3

6

n/a

5 .5

0

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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8 .3

7 .5



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Southwest Louisiana Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

57%

% White

29%

80%

% Female

43%

% Black

71%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.5

At Termination

16.1

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %

Prior Offense History Summary Percent With a Prior Offense: Average Age at First Offense: Average # of Prior Arrests:

57% 13.4 1.9

N=8

Most Serious Prior Offense:⁴ F e lo ny P e rs o n

13%

F e lo ny S e x

13% 25%


50%

M is de m e a no r


2.6

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%

Program Performance Juvenile Recidivism (2012): 0%



AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-82

AMIkids Family Services - Greenville AMIkids Family Services - Greenville is located in Greenville, North Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 52 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 39 (75%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 77% were male and 54% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.6 years.

845 John Hopkins Drive Suite C Greenville, NC 27834 Phone: (252) 886-9014

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

75%

80%

Unfavorable

25%

60%

Youth Released

52

40%


39

20%

75%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Family Services - Greenville Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

77%

% White

46%

80%

% Female

23%

% Black

44%

60%

% Hispanic

10%

40%


15.6

At Termination

16.0

% Other

0%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


67%

N=26




14.4


2.2

8%

F e lo ny S e x

12%


12%

F e lo ny O t he r

54%

M is de m e a no r


1.7

15%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-84

AMIkids Family Services - Wilmington AMIkids Family Services - Wilmington is located in Wilmington, North Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 67 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 57 (85%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 17 weeks. Of the youth released, 81% were male and 47% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.4 years.

890 S Kerr Avenue Suite 210 Wilmington, NC 28403 Phone: (910) 473-5634

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

85%

80%

Unfavorable

15%

60%

Youth Released

67

40%


57

20%

85%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Family Services - Wilmington Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

81%

% White

53%

80%

% Female

19%

% Black

39%

60%

% Hispanic

2%

40%

% Other

7%


15.4

At Termination

15.7

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=57




13.7


2.6

7%

F e lo ny S e x

16%


2%

F e lo ny O t he r

63%

M is de m e a no r


2.1

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-86

AMIkids Family Services - Winston Salem AMIkids Family Services - Winston Salem is located in Winston Salem, North Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 49 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 38 (78%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 20 weeks. Of the youth released, 76% were male and 26% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.0 years.

717 S. Marshall St., Suite 204 Winston Salem, NC 27101 Phone: (336) 631-4778

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

78%

80%

Unfavorable

22%

60%

Youth Released

49

40%


38

20%

78%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Family Services - Winston Salem Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

76%

% White

74%

80%

% Female

24%

% Black

13%

60%

% Hispanic

11%

40%


15.0

At Termination

15.3

% Other

3%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=38




13.6


2.4

F e lo ny S e x

18%


3%

F e lo ny O t he r

3% 66%

M is de m e a no r


2.1

5%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-88

AMIkids Sandoval AMIkids Sandoval is located in Cuba, New Mexico. In calendar year 2012, 14 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 11 (79%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 47 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 100% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 18.2 years.

20 Pond Road Cuba, NM 87013 Phone: (575) 219-3011

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100% 100%

Favorable

79%

80%

Unfavorable

21%

60%

Youth Released

14

40%


11

20%

79%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

9.3 (10) 11.6 (10)

Avg. Reading GLE

9.4 (10) 11.2 (10)

Avg. Writing GLE

10.9 (11) 12.6 (11)


14.3 (10)

15

12

12 .6 11.6

9

11.2 9 .4

9 .3

6

n/a 5

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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10 .9



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Sandoval Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

0%

80%

0%

% Black

0%

60%

% Hispanic

36%

40%

% Other

64%


18.2

At Termination

19.1

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=11




15.2


2.7

F e lo ny S e x

9%


9% 18%

F e lo ny D rug

9%



1.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-90

AMIkids Beaufort AMIkids Beaufort is located in Seabrook, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 91 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 89 (98%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 16 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 76% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.2 years.

60 Honeybee Island Rd Seabrook, SC 29940 Phone: (843) 846-2128

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


98%

80%

Unfavorable

2%

60%

Youth Released

91

40%


89

20%

97%

97%

98%

98%

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

94%

0% CY 2008


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.9 (87) 9.2 (87)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.6 (87) 8.9 (87)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.2 (87) 9.6 (87)


2.7 (54)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

13

15

12

9

9 .6

9 .2

8 .9

7 .9

6

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

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8 .2

7 .6



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Beaufort Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

24%

80%

0%

% Black

76%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


16.2

At Termination

16.5

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


99%

N=88




14.0


4.9

2%

F e lo ny S e x F e lo ny P ro pe rt y F e lo ny D rug F e lo ny O t he r

1% 95%

M is de m e a no r


2.9

O t he r/ Unk no wn

1% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-92

AMIkids Bennettsville AMIkids Bennettsville is located in Bennettsville, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 97 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 94 (97%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 81% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.8 years.

620 Marlboro Rd Bennettsville, SC 29512 Phone: (843) 479-0420

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


97%

80%

Unfavorable

3%

60%

Youth Released

97

40%


94

20%

97%

96%

95%

CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

98%

97%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0%


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

8.0 (55) 8.6 (55)

Avg. Reading GLE

8.2 (55) 8.6 (55)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.1 (55) 8.4 (55)


4.1 (9)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

10

15

12

9 8 .6

8 .0

8 .2

8 .1

8 .4

6

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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8 .6



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Bennettsville Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

19%

80%

0%

% Black

74%

60%

% Hispanic

5%

40%

% Other

1%


16.8

At Termination

17.2

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=94




14.1


4.1

F e lo ny S e x F e lo ny P ro pe rt y

1%


99%

M is de m e a no r


1.7

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-94

AMIkids Georgetown AMIkids Georgetown is located in Georgetown, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 89 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 88 (99%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 18 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 80% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 14.8 years.

Hwy 17 S East CCC Road Georgetown, SC 29440 Phone: (843) 546-5478

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


99%

80%

Unfavorable

1%

60%

Youth Released

89

40%


88

20%

100%

100%

98%

100%

99%

CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0%


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.2 (87) 8.4 (87)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.5 (87) 8.7 (87)

Avg. Writing GLE

6.5 (87) 7.8 (87)

15

12

9 8 .7

8 .4


1.8 (19)

6

7 .8

7 .2 6 .5

n/a 2

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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6 .5



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Georgetown Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

20%

80%

0%

% Black

76%

60%

% Hispanic

2%

40%

% Other

1%


14.8

At Termination

15.1

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=88




13.0


3.4

F e lo ny S e x F e lo ny P ro pe rt y

2%


89%

M is de m e a no r


3.1

9%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-96

AMIkids Piedmont AMIkids Piedmont is located in Clinton, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 97 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 83 (86%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 16 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 63% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.1 years.

20238 Hwy 72 East Clinton, SC 29325 Phone: (864) 833-4505

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100% 99%

96%

Favorable

86%

80%

Unfavorable

14%

60%

Youth Released

97

40%


83

20%

97%

91%

86%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.7 (78) 10.6 (78)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.3 (78) 11.1 (78)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.6 (77) 11.3 (77)


1.8 (23)

15

12

9 8 .6 7 .7

7 .3

6

n/a 9

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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11.3

11.1

10 .6



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Piedmont Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

37%

80%

0%

% Black

57%

60%

% Hispanic

2%

40%

% Other

4%


16.1

At Termination

16.4

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=83




13.8


5.8

F e lo ny S e x

2% 10%


67%

M is de m e a no r


4.1

13%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


Page PR-98

AMIkids Sand Hills AMIkids Sand Hills is located in Patrick, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 96 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 91 (95%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 80% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.7 years.

2381 Campbell Lake Rd Patrick, SC 29584 Phone: (843) 921-3000

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


95%

80%

Unfavorable

5%

60%

Youth Released

96

40%


91

20%

86%

84%

CY 2008

CY 2009

88%

91%

95%

0% C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

8.9 (78) 10.4 (78)

Avg. Reading GLE

9.0 (78) 10.6 (78)

Avg. Writing GLE

8.0 (78) 9.3 (78)

15

12 10 .6

10 .4


7.2 (3)

9

8 .0

6

n/a 9

3

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


Avg. AMIkids GLE

®

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9 .3

9 .0

8 .9



Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Sand Hills Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

20%

80%

0%

% Black

77%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

3%


16.7

At Termination

17.0

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


13.6


4.4

N=91



2%

F e lo ny S e x

1% 7%


2%

F e lo ny O t he r

84%

M is de m e a no r


2.7

4%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids White Pines AMIkids White Pines is located in Jonesville, South Carolina. In calendar year 2012, 106 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 106 (100%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 19 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 77% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.2 years.

742 T Bishop Rd Jonesville, SC 29353 Phone: (864) 674-0458

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


100%

80%

0%

60%

Unfavorable Youth Released

106

40%


106

20%

96%

98%

99%

100%

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

92%

0% CY 2008


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

7.3 (91) 8.3 (91)

Avg. Reading GLE

6.6 (91) 7.9 (91)

Avg. Writing GLE

7.2 (90) 8.4 (90)


3.2 (40)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

10

15

12

9 8 .3

6

3

M at h T er m.


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7 .2

6 .6

M at h Enr o ll.


8 .4

7 .9

7 .3


Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids White Pines Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

23%

80%

0%

% Black

73%

60%

% Hispanic

3%

40%

% Other

2%


15.2

At Termination

15.6

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %


N=106




13.5


5.4

F e lo ny S e x F e lo ny P ro pe rt y F e lo ny D rug F e lo ny O t he r

2% 98%

M is de m e a no r


4.0

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Rio Grande Valley AMIkids Rio Grande Valley is located in Los Fresnos, Texas. In calendar year 2012, 39 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 36 (92%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 32 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 94% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.7 years.

27615 Buena Vista Road Los Fresnos, TX 78566 Phone: (956) 233-5795

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100%

Favorable


92%

80%

Unfavorable

8%

60%

Youth Released

39

40%


36

20%

88%

94%

92%

84% 76%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


5.1 (27)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

10


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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Rio Grande Valley Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

6%

80%

0%

% Black

17%

60%

% Hispanic

75%

40%


16.7

At Termination

17.3

% Other

3%

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %



N=36

6%



13.6 4.4

F e lo ny S e x

61%


17%

F e lo ny D rug

14%



3.4

O t he r/ Unk no wn

3% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%



100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Norfolk AMIkids Norfolk is located in Norfolk, Virginia. In calendar year 2012, 75 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 66 (88%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 8 weeks. Of the youth released, 73% were male and 89% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.5 years.

351 Avory Ave Norfolk, VA 23523 Phone: (757) 545-5437

Non-Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures


100%

Favorable

88%

80%

Unfavorable

12%

60%

Youth Released

75

40%


66

20%

84% 75%

86%

88%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

72%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

6.0 (44) 8.4 (44)

Avg. Reading GLE

7.2 (44) 9.3 (44)

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a

15

12

9

9 .3 8 .4


n/a


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

15

6

3

7 .2 6 .0

M at h Enr o ll.

M at h T er m.


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Avg. Program GLE

W r it ing T er m.

AMIkids Norfolk Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:

Gender

Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

% Male

73%

% White

11%

80%

% Female

27%

% Black

86%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

3%


16.5

At Termination

16.7

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %


91%

N=60




15.4


2.4

F e lo ny S e x

27%


2% 53%

M is de m e a no r


1.5

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Virginia AMIkids Virginia is located in Oakwood, Virginia. In calendar year 2012, 17 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 17 (100%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 40 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were male and 0% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 16.2 years.

3477 Wilderness Road Oakwood, VA 24631 Phone: (276) 496-7032

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures

100% 100%

Favorable

Budgeted Slots: 4,392 Actual Slots: 5,250 Slot Difference: 858

100%

80%

Unfavorable

0%

60%

Youth Released

17

40%


17

20%

100%

88% 67%

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


5.5 (11)


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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Virginia Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

100%

% White

100%

80%

0%

% Black

0%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


16.2

At Termination

16.9

20% 0%

Male

White

Black

AMIkids %

Hispanic

Program %


65%

N=11




15.8


1.1

F e lo ny S e x

27%


55%

M is de m e a no r


1.9

9%

O t he r/ Unk no wn

0%

20%

40%

60%

80% 100%





AMIkids %

Program %


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AMIkids Virginia Wilderness Girls AMIkids Virginia Wilderness Girls is located in Lebanon, Virginia. In calendar year 2012, 7 youth were released from the program. Among these youth, 7 (100%) completed favorably. Youth stayed on average 15 weeks. Of the youth released, 100% were female and 14% were minorities. The average age at enrollment was 15.3 years.

1005 E Main Street Lebanon, VA 24266 Phone: (276) 415-9750

Residential


Client Service Days

Completion Measures Favorable


100%

100%

80%

0%

60%

Youth Released

7

40%


7

20%

Unfavorable

100%

100%

C Y 2 0 11

C Y 2 0 12

0% CY 2008

CY 2009

C Y 2 0 10


At Enrollment (N)

At Termination (N)

Avg. Math GLE³

n/a

n/a

Avg. Reading GLE

n/a

n/a

Avg. Writing GLE

n/a

n/a


4.0 (1)


n/a

Total GEDs Earned

n/a


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Avg. Program GLE

AMIkids Virginia Wilderness Girls Youth Demographics Demographic Percentages:


Race/Ethnicity⁴

100%

0%

% White

86%

80%

100%

% Black

14%

60%

% Hispanic

0%

40%

% Other

0%


15.3

At Termination

15.6

20% 0%

Male

White AMIkids %

Black

Hispanic

Program %

Prior Offense History Summary Most Serious Prior Offense:⁴

Percent With a Prior Offense:

0%


0.0 Available for Calendar Year 2012


0.0


0.0

N=0

Prior Offense Types Were Not





AMIkids %

Program %


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