FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
S
TATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
F. PHILIP HANDY,
Chairman
T. WILLARD FAIR,
Vice Chairman
Members
DONNA G. CALLAWAY
LINDA J. EADS, ED.D.
CHARLES PATRICK GARCÍA
JULIA L. JOHNSON
LINDA K. TAYLOR
John L. Winn
Commissioner of Education
November 19, 2004
M E M O R A N D U M
TO:
Title
I
Coordinators
District MIS Directors
FROM:
Lisa C. Saavedra, Chief
Bureau of Student Assistance
Lavan
Dukes,
Chief
Education
Information
& Accountability Services
SUBJECT:
Reporting Students Who Resided in Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent
Youth, 2004-05
In 2004-05, reporting of students who resided in institutions for neglected or delinquent children
as defined in the No Child Left Behind legislation (Title I, Part D) will occur via the Department
of Education’s (DOE) Student Data Base on the Student Demographic Information Format in
Survey Period 9 (due December 3, 2004). (In previous years this information was collected on a
paper form, ESE 018). The purpose of this data collection is to identify students for reporting to
the U.S. Department of Education for use in funding calculations.
Districts will report the school or non-school institution for each student who qualifies for
funding. Florida public schools that qualify as neglected or delinquent sites should be designated
as such on the DOE Master School Identification File (MSID). See attachments 1 and 2 for lists
of schools currently designated as institutions for neglected or delinquent children in each
district. Districts must verify the continued eligibility of these school sites. Revisions
(additions, deletions, name changes, etc.) to school information currently on file should be
submitted by the school district MSID contact person using the established revision procedure.
GARNET L. DUKES, JR.
Bureau Chief
Accountability, Research, and Measurement
325 W. GAINES STREET • SUITE 852• TALLAHASSEE, FL 32399-0400 • (850) 245-0400 • www.fldoe.org
Page Two
November 10, 2004
Reporting Students Who Resided in Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent Youth, 2004-05
Non-school institutions such as community day centers must be identified by the district,
assigned a unique identifier beginning with the letter ‘A’ followed by three digits, listed on the
reporting form (attachment 3) and sent to the DOE prior to November 22, 2004, for the 2004-05
reporting year. Attachment 4 contains a list of sites reported in prior years that may qualify as
non-school institutions. If an institution listed on attachment 4 is actually a school site, please
notify Nada Stauffer using the contact information provided below to have the proper revisions
made.
The following attachments will aid in reporting:
1.
Schools Serving Delinquent Students, 2004-05
2.
Schools Serving Neglected Students, 2004-05
3.
Non-school Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent Youth, 2004-05, Reporting Form
4.
Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent Youth Previously Reported to the Department
But Not Found on the Master School Identification File
5.
Master School Identification File Contact List
6.
Technical Assistance Paper, Reporting Students in Institutions for Neglected or
Delinquent Children
If you have questions please contact Michael Lisle in the Title I/Migrant Program Office at
title1@fldoe.org or 850-245-0481, or Nada Stauffer in Education Information and
Accountability Services at Nada.Stauffer@fldoe.org or 850-245-0400.
cc: Master School ID Contacts
Neglected and Delinquent Program Contacts
Attachments
GARNET L. DUKES, JR.
Bureau Chief
Accountability, Research, and Measurement
325 W. GAINES STREET • SUITE 852• TALLAHASSEE, FL 32399-0400 • (850) 245-0400 • www.fldoe.org
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
01
0602
ALACHUA HALFWAY HOUSE
3436 NE 39TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE
01
0603
ALACHUA REGIONAL MARINE INSTITUTE
RT. 2, BOX 185
MICANOPY
01
0604
PACE
1010SE 4TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE
01
0701
ALACHUA COUNTY JAIL
3333 NE 39TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE
01
9029
N. FLORIDA JUVENILE DETENTION
3436 NE 39TH AVENUE
GAINESVILLE
03
0601
BAY COUNTY SHERIFF'S BOOT CAMP
456 E 11TH STREET
PANAMA CITY
03
0602
BAY REG JUVENILE DETENTION CTR
450 E 1TH STREET
PANAMA CITY
03
0604
PANAMA CITY MARINE INSTITUTE
200 E BEACH DRIVE
PANAMA CITY
03
0605
BAY CO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CTR
1940 HARRISON AVE
PANAMA CITY
04
0211
ALLIGATOR CREEK STOP CAMP
7071 NW 237TH STREET
STARKE
05
1001
CROSSWINDS/RAINWATER FOR GIRLS
1407 DIXON BOULVEARD
COCOA
05
1002
CENTER FOR DRUG FREE LIVING
3905 GRISSOM PARKWAY
COCOA
05
1025
BREVARD COUNTY JUV DET CTR
5225 DEWITT AVENUE
COCOA
05
1026
FRANCES WALKER HALFWAY HOUSE
5332 RIVEREDGE DRIVE
TITUSVILLE
05
1027
SPACE COAST MARINE INSTITUTE
1000 INSPIRATION LANE
MELBOURNE
06
0405
LANIER JAMES EDUCATION CENTER
1050 NW 7TH COURT
HALLANDALE
06
0452
WHIDDON RODGERS ED CENTER
700 SW 26TH STREET
FORT LAUDERDALE
06
2123
CYPRESS RUN ALTERNATIVE/ESE
2251 NW 18 STREET
POMPANO BEACH
06
6011
BROWARD DENTENTION CENTER
222 NW 22ND AVENUE
FORT LAUDERDALE
06
6012
THOMPSON ACADEMY
1150 HIBISCUS DRIVE
PEMBROKE PINES
06
6013
SOUTH PINES ACADEMY
8200 S PALM DRIVE
PEMBROKE PINES
06
6015
LIGHTHOUSE CARE CENTER OF FLA
5960SW 106 STREET
COOPER CITY
06
6021
BROWARD INTENSIVE HALFWAY
3090 N POWERLINE ROAD
POMPANO BEACH
06
6041
ELAINE GORDON TREATMENT CENTER
701 HIBISCUS DRIVE
PEMBROKE PINES
06
6051
FL OCEAN SCIENCES INST
3220 SW 4 AVENUE
FORT LAUDERDALE
06
6071
LEAF GROUP TREATMENT HOME
1040 S FEDERAL HIGHWAY
HOLLYWOOD
06
6091
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS, INC.
2225 N ANDREWS AVENUE
WILTON MANORS
08
0271
KELLY HALL
2208 CASTILLA AVENUE
PUNTA GORDA
08
0281
CROSSROADS WILDERNESS INST
45991 BURMONT ROAD
PUNTA GORDA
09
8001
CYPRESS CREEK ACADEMY
2855 W. WOODLAND RIDGE DR
LECANTO
11
9011
D.R.I.L.L. CAMP ACADEMY
323 STOCKADE ROAD
IMMOKALEE
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
1
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
11
9012
BIG CYPRESS WILDERNESS INST.
25959 TURNER RIVER ROAD
OCHOPEE
11
9013
THE JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
3315 E. TAMIAMI TRAIL
NAPLES
11
9017
THE PACE PROGRAM
201 N. FIRST STREET
IMMOKALEE
13
7803
DEBORAH'S WAY
1500 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD
MIAMI
13
7804
DADE MARINE INSTITUTE-SOUTH
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7805
DADE MARINE INSTITUTE-NORTH
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7806
EVERGLADES ACADEMY
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7807
YOUTH TRACK
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7808
ICARE - EAST
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7809
ICARE - NORTH
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7813
P.A.C.E. CENTER FOR GIRLS
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7814
JUVENILE SERVICES
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7828
FLORIDA CITY YOUTH CENTER
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7847
EXCEL SHELTER
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
7849
KROME REGIONAL DETENTION CTR
18055 SW 12 STREET
MIAMI
13
8017
ALTERNATIVE OUTREACH PROGRAM
1500 BISCAYNE BLVD STE128
MIAMI
13
8141
JUVENILE JUSTICE CTR ALT ED
3300 NW 27TH AVENUE
MIAMI
14
0191
DESOTO OUTWARD BOUND CENTER
530 LASALONA AVENUE
ARCADIA
14
0251
KINGSLEY CENTER
530 LASOLONA AVENUE
ARCADIA
14
0261
JOSHUA CREEK CENTER
310 WHIDDEN STREET
ARCADIA
14
0271
CARLSTROM CENTER
530 LASOLONA AVENUE
ARCADIA
16
0401
JACKSONVILLE YOUTH CENTER
202 CENTURY 21 DRIVE
JACKSONVILLE
16
0411
DUVAL HALFWAY HOUSE
3036 PHILLIPS HIGHWAY
JACKSONVILLE
16
0431
IMPACT HALFWAY HOUSE
940 BRIDIER STREET
JACKSONVILLE
16
0441
TIGER SHOP
4501 LENY ROAD
JACKSONVILLE
16
0491
DUVAL DETENTION CENTER
1214 EAST 8TH STREET
JACKSONVILLE
16
0811
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS-JAX
2933 UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD
JACKSONVILLE
16
1851
JACKSONVILLE MARINE INST-EAST
13375 BEACH BOULEVARD
JACKSONVILLE
17
0916
ESCAMBIA JUVENILE DETENTION
1800 ST. MARY AVENUE
PENSACOLA
17
0961
PENSACOLA BOY'S BASE PROGRAM
THOMPSON AVENUE
PENSACOLA
17
2019
ESCAMBIA BAY MARINE INSTITUTE
10605 GULF BEACH HIGHWAY
PENSACOLA
17
2034
P.A.C.E. PROGRAM
JE HALL CENTER
PENSACOLA
17
2036
LAKEVIEW DROPOUT PREVENTION
1221 W LAKEVIEW AVENUE
PENSACOLA
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
2
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
17
2067
ESCAMBIA SCH DIST JAIL PROG
30 E TEXAR DRIVE
PENSACOLA
17
2083
ESCAMBIA RIVER OUTWARD BOUND
P. O. BOX 278
CENTURY
22
0023
FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTAL INST
P.O. BOX 459
MOORE HAVEN
24
9009
PANTHER SUCCESS CENTER
5683 US HIGHWAY 129 SOUTH
JASPER
25
1001
BOWLING GREEN YOUTH ACADEMY
P O BOX 369
BOWLING GREEN
26
0301
CLEWISTON YOUTH DEVE. ACADEMY
475 E OSCEOLA AVENUE
CLEWISTON
27
9007
WITHLACOOCHEE RESIDENTIAL JUV.
P.O. BOX 161
LACOOCHEE
29
4327
YOUTH SERVICES EDUCATION PROG
5004 N LOIS AVE
TAMPA
29
5042
HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY
9506 E COLUMBUS DRIVE
TAMPA
29
5044
DETENTION CENTER, WEST
3948 W MARTIN LUTHER
TAMPA
29
5046
DETENTION CENTER EAST
9504 E COLUMBUS DRIVE
TAMPA
29
5048
LESLIE PETERS HALFWAY HOUSE
3930 W MARTIN LUTHER
TAMPA
29
5051
TAMPA MARINE INSTITUTE
2015 GUY N VERGER BLVD
TAMPA
29
5052
YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
4337 SAFFOLD ROAD
WIMAUMA
29
5054
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
7404 56TH STREET STE 306
TAMPA
29
5056
FALKENBURG ACADEMY
9508 EAST COLUMBUS DRIVE
TAMPA
29
5058
ORIENT ROAD JAIL
1201ORIENT ROAD
TAMPA
29
5060
RIVERSIDE ACADEMY
4004 N RIVERSIDE DRIVE
TAMPA
29
5061
PROJECT CRAFT
2934 EAST HILLSBOROUGH AV
TAMPA
30
3012
WEST FLORIDA WILDERNESS INST
1912 OLD MT. ZION ROAD
PONCE DE LEON
32
9010
GRACEVILLE VOC. YOUTH CENTER
P O BOX 35
GRACEVILLE
33
7016
MONTICELLO NEW LIFE CENTER
1455 S JEFFERSON STREET
MONTICELLO
35
9013
LAKE COUNTY ACER PROGRAM
551 W MAIN STREET
TAVARES
36
0661
SOUTHWEST FL JUVENILE DET CTR
2525 ORTIZ AVENUE
FORT MYERS
36
0662
PRICE HALFWAY HOUSE
2515 ORTIZ AVENUE
FORT MYERS
36
0663
SOUTHWEST FL MARINE INSTITUTE
1190 MAIN STREET
FORT MYERS BEACH
37
1502
LEON CO JUVENILE DETENTION CTR
2303 RON ELLIS DRIVE
TALLAHASSEE
37
1503
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
1344 CROSS CREEK WAY
TALLAHASSEE
37
1506
SEMINOLE WORK AND LEARN CENTER
3420 CAPITAL CIRCLE SW
TALLAHASSEE
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
3
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
37
1507
TALLAHASSEE MARINE INSTITUTE
2514 W THARPE STREET
TALLAHASSEE
37
1509
ADOLESCENT DRUG TREATMENT
3333 W. PENSACOLA STREET
TALLAHASSEE
37
1513
SAWMILL ACADEMY FOR GIRLS
2609-E SPRINGHILL ROAD
TALLAHASSEE
38
0039
FORESTRY YOUTH ACADEMY
14251 SE GLASS ROAD
INGLIS
39
0051
LIBERTY WILDERNESS CROSSROADS
P. O. BOX 409
HOSFORD
39
0052
BRISTOL YOUTH ACADEMY
12422 NW REVELL ROAD
BRISTOL
40
0900
GREENVILLE HILLS ACADEMY
742SW GREENVILLE HILLS RD
GREENVILLE
40
0925
JOANN BRIDGE ACADEMY
950SW GREENVILLE HILLS RD
GREENVILLE
41
0212
COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
5603 - 34TH STREET, W
BRADENTON
41
0731
HORIZONS ACADEMY
5231 34TH STREET W
BRADENTON
41
2001
GULF COAST MARINE INSTITUTE
301 - 7TH STREET, E
BRADENTON
41
2004
PRACTICAL & CULTURAL ED.-PACE
3508 - 26TH STREET, W
BRADENTON
41
2006
HURRICANE ISLAND OUTWARD BOUND
STATE ROAD 64 EAST
MYAKKA CITY
41
2051
JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
1803 5TH STREET, W
BRADENTON
41
2052
MANATEE GLENS ADOLESCENT CTR
1819 - 5TH STREET, W
BRADENTON
41
2056
RAMSEY YOUTH SERVICES
4480 - 51ST STREET, W
BRADENTON
41
2060
MANATEE ADOLESCENCE TREATMENT
1324 - 37TH AVENUE, E
BRADENTON
41
2106
MANATEE CO JUVENILE JUSTICE
14470 HARLLEE ROAD
PALMETTO
42
9618
SILVER RIVER MARINE INSTITUTE
1519 NE 22ND AVENUE
OCALA
42
9721
MARION JUVENILE CORRECTION
10420 NW GAINESVILLE ROAD
LOWELL
42
9722
MARION REG JUVENILE DET CTR
3040 NW 10TH STREET
OCALA
42
9724
MARION COUNTY JAIL
2091 NE 35TH STREET
OCALA
42
9728
MARION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CTR.
2091 NE 35TH STREET
OCALA
42
9734
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS, INC.
1601 NE 25TH AVENUE
OCALA
43
9043
ALTERNATIVE ED STOP CAMP
15450 SE FEDERAL HIGHWAY
HOBE SOUND
43
9053
ALTERNATIVE ED BOOT CAMP
800 SE MONTEREY ROAD
STUART
44
0043
PACE-UPPER KEYS
89015 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY
TAVERNIER
44
0103
PACE-LOWER KEYS
3130 FLAGLER AVENUE
KEY WEST
44
0295
HURRICANE ISLAND OUTWARD BOUND
100693 OVERSEAS HIGHWAY
KEY LARGO
45
0281
NASSAU HALFWAY HOUSE
1781 LISA AVENUE
FERNANDINA BEACH
45
0311
STEP-NASSAU
3108 BELL RIVER ESTATES
YULEE
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
4
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
46
9810
GULF COAST YOUTH ACADEMY
4448 STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
CRESTVIEW
46
9811
OKALOOSA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CTR
4448 STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
CRESTVIEW
46
9812
OKALOOSA YOUTH ACADEMY
4448 STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
CRESTVIEW
46
9813
OKALOOSA REGIONAL DETENTION
4448 STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
CRESTVIEW
46
9814
ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE
1015 MAR WALT DRIVE
FORT WALTON BEACH
46
9815
EMERALD COAST MARINE INSTITUTE
207 4TH STREET
FORT WALTON BEACH
46
9817
MILTON GIRLS JUV RESIDENTIAL
5770 E MILTON ROAD
MILTON
46
9819
ADJUDICATED YOUTH FACILITY
4448 STRAIGHT LINE ROAD
CRESTVIEW
47
8101
OKEECHOBEE JUV JUSTICE-LEVEL 6
1117 NE 39TH BOULEVARD
OKEECHOBEE
47
9101
OKEECHOBEE JUV JUSTICE-LEVEL 2
5050 NE 168TH STREET
OKEECHOBEE
47
9104
OKEECHOBEE JUV JUSTICE-LEVEL 4
42660 HIGHWAY 441 N
OKEECHOBEE
47
9106
OKEECHOBEE JUV JUSTICE VISION
42660 HIGHWAY 41 N
OKEECHOBEE
48
0021
ORANGE HALFWAY HOUSE
2015 ALL CHILDREN'S WAY
ORLANDO
48
0041
ALTERNATIVE CENTER
100 E KENNEDY
EATONVILLE
48
0101
ORLANDO MARINE INSTITUTE #1
1461 S LAKE PLEASANT ROAD
APOPKA
48
0391
ADOLESCENT THERAPEUTIC CENTER
6849 SEAHARBOR DRIVE
ORLANDO
48
1311
ORANGE JUVENILE DETENTION CTR
2800 S BUMBY AVENUE
ORLANDO
48
1691
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
45 W WASHINGTON STREET
ORLANDO
48
8006
HOME BUILDERS INSTITUTE
7500 SILVER STAR ROAD
ORLANDO
48
8009
FIRST STEP II (DJJ)
2015 ALL CHILDREN'S WAY
ORLANDO
49
0858
OSCEOLA CO. JUVENILE JUSTICE
2330 NEW BEGINNINGS ROAD
KISSIMMEE
49
0859
OSCEOLA CO COMMITMENT FACILITY
2330 NEW BEGINNINGS ROAD
KISSIMMEE
49
9031
ADOLESCENT RESIDENTIAL CENTER
5970 S ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL
INTERCESSION CITY
50
3002
COUNTY JAIL
3228 GUN CLUB ROAD
RIVIERA BEACH
50
3003
DATA HOUSE II
4590 SALVITZ ROAD
FT PIERCE
50
3004
PALM BEACH HALFWAY HOUSE
70 E 30TH STREET
RIVERIA BEACH
50
3005
PALM BEACH MARINE INSTITUTE
13425 ELLISON WILSON ROAD
JUNO BEACH
50
3006
PALM BEACH REGIONAL JUV. DET.
1100 45TH STREET
WEST PALM BEACH
50
3007
PALM BEACH JUVE. RESIDNT. FACIL
1100 45TH STREET BLDG B
WEST PALM BEACH
50
3010
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
1225 S MILITARY TRAIL
WEST PALM BEACH
50
3011
SAGO PALM ACADEMY
500 BAY BOTTOM ROAD
PAHOKEE
50
3014
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM NORTH
5400 EAST AVENUE
WEST PALM BEACH
50
3026
EAGLE ACADEMY
38800 STATE ROAD 80
BELLE GLADE
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
5
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
50
3038
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM SOUTH
1000 LAKE AVENUE
LAKE WORTH
50
3041
FLORIDA INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS
9680 FAIRGROUNDS ROAD
WEST PALM BEACH
51
4081
WILSON ACADEMY
2952 WILSON ROAD
LAND O'LAKES
51
4181
SUNSHINE YOUTH SERVICES
21808 STATE ROAD 54
LUTZ
51
5242
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS, PASCO
5462 GRAND BOULEVARD
NEW PORT RICHEY
51
5881
SHERIFF'S DETENTION CENTER
38401 MARTIN LUTHER KING
DADE CITY
51
6081
SAN ANTONIO BOYS VILLAGE
P. O. BOX 505
SAN ANTONIO
51
6242
MANDALA TREATMENT CENTER
8005 KING HELIE BOULEVARD
NEW PORT RICHEY
51
7081
JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
28534 STATE ROAD 52
SAN ANTONIO
51
7242
NEW PORT RICHEY MARINE INST
5520 GRAND BOULEVARD
NEW PORT RICHEY
52
7071
THE CHILDREN'S CENTER, PEMHS
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
52
8001
EWES - E-HOW-KEE CAMP
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8002
EWES - E-NINI-HASSEE CAMP
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8003
EWES- E-MA-CHAMEE CAMP
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8004
EWES - E-KEL-ETU CAMP
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8005
EWES - E-TU-MAKEE CAMP
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8011
BOLY JUVENILE JUSTICE
301 4TH STREET SW
LARGO
52
8012
BRITT HALFWAY HOUSE
301 4TH STREET SW
LARGO
52
8014
EWES-ECKERD LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8015
EWES-ECKERD YOUTH CHALLENGE
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8016
EWES-ECKERD YOUTH CONSERVATION
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8017
EWES-ECKERD INTENSIVE HALFWAY
100 N STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
52
8019
FL YOUTH ACADEMY-MODERATE RISK
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
52
8028
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
301 4TH STREET SW
LARGO
52
8031
PINELLAS JUVENILE DET CTR
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
52
8032
PINELLAS BOOT CAMP
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
52
8033
PINELLAS MARINE INSTITUTE
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
52
8038
LEAF RECOVERY
301 4TH STREET SW
LARGO
52
8039
FL YOUTH ACADEMY - LOW RISK
301 4TH STREET, SW
LARGO
53
8011
SABAL PALM SCHOOL
10980 DEMILLY RD
POLK CITY
53
9202
CENTRAL FLORIDA MARINE INST
103 BARTOW MUNICIPAL
BARTOW
53
9207
POLK HALFWAY HOUSE
2145 BOB PHILLIPS ROAD
BARTOW
53
9208
POLK REGIONAL DETENTION CENTER
2145 BOB PHILLIPS ROAD
BARTOW
53
9216
POLK BOOT CAMP/TRANSITION PATH
2325 BOB PHILLIPS ROAD
BARTOW
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
6
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
53
9221
NEW HORIZONS
6980 S STATE ROAD 37
MULBERRY
53
9226
LIVE OAKS ACADEMY
2510 N FLORIDA AVENUE
LAKELAND
53
9227
POLK ACHIEVEMENT CENTER
3301 HOMELAND-GERFIELD RD
BARTOW
55
0421
HASTINGS JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL
765 EAST ST. JOHNS AVENUE
HASTINGS
55
0431
ST. JOHNS COUNTY DETENTION CTR
4500 AVENUE D
ST. AUGUSTINE
56
5001
ST. LUCIE DETENTION CENTER
1301 BELL AVENUE
FORT PIERCE
56
5003
DATA HOUSE
4590 SELVITZ ROAD
FORT PIERCE
56
5031
TREASURE COAST - P.A.C.E.
309 S 7TH STREET
FORT PIERCE
57
57
0206
0205
PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS
SANTA ROSA JUVEN. RESIDNT. FACL
1201 COLLEGE BOULVEARD
12354 ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
PENSACOLA
HOLT
58
0294
TRIAD
4405 SAWYER ROAD
SARASOTA
58
0410
GULF COAST VOC INSTITUTE
1684 ELEVENTH STREET
SARASOTA
58
0411
CHARACTER HOUSE
1960 LANDINGS BLVD
SARASOTA
58
0412
GULF COAST MARINE INSTITUTE
220 BAHAMA STREET
VENICE
59
9206
SEMINOLE COUNTY DETENTION CTR
200 BUSH BOULEVARD
SANFORD
59
9216
ACS GROVE
480 OLD SANFORD/OVIEDO RD
WINTER SPRINGS
59
9220
ACS GROVE UNIQUE YOUTH SRVCS
580 OLD SANFORD/OVIEDO RO
WINTER SPRINGS
59
9224
ACS CONSEQUENCE UNIT
3026 CARRIER AVE BLDG 439
SANFORD
59
9225
JOHN POLK ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
400 EAST LAKE MARY BOULEVARD
SANFORD
59
9230
ACS GOALS II
401 PECAN STREET
SANFORD
59
9232
ACS FIRST STEP IV
851 E STATE ROAD 434, S-1
LONGWOOD
63
7021
UNION JUVENILE RESIDENTAL
ROUTE 1 BOX 300, CR199
RAIFORD
64
8011
STEWART MARCHMAN CENTER/PINES
3875 TIGER BAY ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
8061
STEWART MARCHMAN CENTER/OAKS
3875 TIGER BAY ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9044
VOLUSIA JUVENILE RESIDENTIAL
1047 MADISON AVENUE
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9801
VOLUSIA DETENTION CENTER
3840 OLD DELAND ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9808
P.A.C.E. CENTER FOR GIRLS
200 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9815
THE DISCOVERY CENTER
1150 RED JOHN ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9817
THREE SPRINGS OF DAYTONA
1386 INDIAN LAKE ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9820
TRANSITIONS DAY TREATMENT
3875 TIGER BAY ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9892
STEWART TREATMENT CENTER
3875 TIGER BAY ROAD
DAYTONA BEACH
64
9894
DEPT OF CORRECTIONS ED PROG
1300 RED JOHN DRIVE
DAYTONA BEACH
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
7
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING DELINQUENT STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT SCHOOL
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
NUMBER
NUMBER
66
2011
WLC INTENSIVE HALFWAY HOUSE
286 GENE HURLEY ROAD
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
66
2021
WLC SHOP
286 GENE HURLEY ROAD
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
67
9055
THE VERNON PLACE
3242 MOSS HILL RD
VERNON
69
0011
OKEECHOBEE BOYS SCHOOL
7202 HIGHWAY 441 N
OKEECHOBEE
69
0301
DOZIER II
4111 SOUTH STREET
MARIANNA
69
9023
DOZIER TRAINING SCHL FOR BOYS
4111 SOUTH STREET
MARIANNA
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
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As of 10-05-04
8
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FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS SERVING NEGLECTED STUDENTS, 2004-05
DISTRICT
NUMBER
DISTRICT
NAME
SCHOOL
NUMBER
SCHOOL NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
11
Collier
9026
THE PHOENIX PROGRAM-IMMOKALEE
614 S 5TH STREET
IMMOKALEE
16
Duval
1821
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER
2335 W 18TH STREET
JACKSONVILLE
29
Hillsborough
782
DAVIS CENTER
10907 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
TAMPA
29
Hillsborough
4321
DOROTHY THOMAS CENTER
3215 NUNDY ROAD
TAMPA
29
Hillsborough
6602
TAMPA BAY ACADEMY
12012 BOYETTE ROAD
RIVERVIEW
35
Lake
9010
LIFESTREAM ACADEMY
P. O. BOX 491000
LEESBURG
35
Lake
9023
NATIONAL DEAF ACADEMY CHARTER
19650 US HIGHWAY 441
MT. DORA
53
Polk
9224
AVON PARK YOUTH DEVE. CENTER
242 SOUTH BOULVARD
AVON PARK
59
Seminole
9215
BOYS TOWN
400 E LAKE MARY BOULEVARD
SANFORD
61
Suwannee
9003
FLORIDA SHERIFF'S BOYS RANCH
1689 MENDEZ PLACE
LIVE OAK
Source: Master School Identification File (MSID)
Florida Department of Education
Education Information and Accountability Services
Non-school Institutions for
Neglected or Delinquent Youth, 2004-05
Reporting Form
Please mail, fax, or email this form to:
Rhonda Forbes
Education Information and Accountability Services
Florida Department of Education
325 W. Gaines Street, Room 852
Tallahassee, FL. 32399 - 0400
(850) 245-0400; Suncom 205-0400 Fax 245-9097
Rhonda.Forbes@Fldoe.org
To report a non-school institution for neglected or delinquent youth complete the following
information, as applicable.
District Number:
District Name:
Institution Name:
Institution Mailing Address (street, city, zip):
Institution Physical/Location Address (if different from mailing address):
Institution Phone Number:
Institution Number (assigned by school district):
Note: The district assigned institution number must begin with an ‘A’ followed by three digits and be
unique within the district.
Institution Type (select one): __ Neglected __ Delinquent
Person Completing this Form:
Phone Number:
Definition:
Non-school sites must meet the following criteria to qualify as institutions for
neglected or delinquent youth:
•
Public or private residential facility other than a foster home.
•
Operates for the care of children who have been either:
o
Committed to or voluntarily placed in the institution due to abandonment,
neglect, or death of their parents or guardians; or
o
Adjudicated to be delinquent or in need of supervision (including adult
correctional institutions in which children reside).
Florida Department of Education
Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent Youth Previously Reported to the Department
But Not Found on the Master School Identification File
District
Number
District
Name
Prior Institution
Number
Institution Name
N/D
01
Alachua
0603
Gainesville Wilderness Institute
D
03
Bay
9999
Anchorage Children's Home, McElvey House, Panama City Beach
N
03
Bay
9999
Anchorage Children's Home
N
03
Bay
9999
Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort
D
05
Brevard
8730
Hacienda Girls Ranch
D
05
Brevard
8291
Country Acres Parental Home
N
06
Broward
9999
SOS Children Village of Florida
N
06
Broward
9999
Brookwood
N
13
Dade
0351
Turner Guilford, Knight Correctional Facility
D
13
Dade
0260
Miami Bridge Youth & Family Services, Homestead
N
13
Dade
0250
Miami Bridge Youth & Family Services, Miami
N
13
Dade
0951
Everglades Youth Development Center
D
13
Dade
9999
Florida Baptist Children's Home
N
13
Dade
0870
Children's Home Society of Florida
N
16
Duval
3441
Baptist House for Children
N
16
Duval
3467
Children's Home Society, Buckner Div.
N
16
Duval
3176
Pre-Trial Detention Facility
D
16
Duval
3041
Duval Juvenile Residential Facility
D
17
Escambia
0023
Pensacola Boys' Base
D
29
Hillsborough
6516
ACTS Youth Residential
D
29
Hillsborough
6513
Steppin' Stone Farm
D
29
Hillsborough
6526
Children's Home Society of Florida - Joshua House
N
29
Hillsborough
6324
The Spring
N
29
Hillsborough
6538
Mary and Martha House, Inc.
N
35
Lake
0240
Christian Home and Bible School
D
37
Leon
9451
Capital City Youth Services
N
37
Leon
9451
Father Flanagan's Boys Town of North Florida
N
37
Leon
9451
Florida Baptist Childrens Home
N
42
Marion
9999
Haven House
N
43
Martin
9999
Hisbiscus Children's Center
N
44
Monroe
9999
Florida Keys Children's Shelter
N
48
Orange
0042
University Behavioral Center
N
4 N & D Not Matched.xls
11/3/2004
Florida Department of Education
Institutions for Neglected or Delinquent Youth Previously Reported to the Department
But Not Found on the Master School Identification File
District
Number
District
Name
Prior Institution
Number
Institution Name
N/D
48
Orange
9999
Center for Drug Free Living
D
49
Osceola
0585
Osceola Regional Juvenile Detention
D
49
Osceola
9999
Osceola County Children's Home
N
50
Palm Beach
2667
The Haven
N
50
Palm Beach
9999
The Children's Place at Home Safe (Boys)
D
50
Palm Beach
9999
Nelle Smith
N
50
Palm Beach
9999
Transitions Home
N
50
Palm Beach
9999
Safe Harbor
N
50
Palm Beach
9999
The Children's Place A.G. Holley (Boys)
N
53
Polk
9999
Anchor House Ministries
D
53
Polk
9999
Florida Baptist Children's Home
N
54
Putnam
9999
Rodeheaver's Boy's Ranch
N
63
Union
7000
Eckerd Comprehensive Youth Treatment Program
D
64
Volusia
9999
Children's Home Society of Florida
N
4 N & D Not Matched.xls
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Florida Department of Education
Master School Identification File Contact Persons
DISTRICT
CONTACT'S
CONTACT'S
DISTRICT
ADDRESS
CITY
TELEPHONE
PHONE
NUMBER
NAME
TITLE
NAME
NUMBER
EXT
01
MR. KEITH BIRKETT
ASST.SUPT.PLAN/BUDGET/SYS.ACCT
ALACHUA COUNTY
620 E. UNIVERSITY AVENUE
GAINESVILLE
3529557559 0000
02
MR. GLENN MCKENDREE
ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT
BAKER COUNTY
392 SOUTH BOULEVARD EAST
MACCLENNY
9042590429 0000
03
MR. DAVID SMITH
DIR., BAYNET INFORMATION SERV.
BAY COUNTY
1311 BALBOA AVE
PANAMA CITY
8508724291 0000
04
MR. LANIER CLYATT
MIS DIRECTOR
BRADFORD COUNTY
501 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
STARKE
9049666003 0000
05
MS. BETTY A. DUNN
ACTING ASST. SUPT., ED. TECH.
BREVARD COUNTY
2700 JUDGE FRAN JAMIESON WAY
VIERA
3216331000 0700
06
MS. MADGA FREEMAN
DIR., REAL ESTA./ENVIRON. PLAN
BROWARD COUNTY
7720 OAKLAND PARK BLVD,2ND FL
SUNRISE
7543210303 0000
07
MR. WILSON T. MCCLELLAN
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
CALHOUN COUNTY
20859 E CENTRAL AVE, RM G-20
BLOUNTSTOWN
8506745927 0021
08
MR. JOHN WEANT
DIR, INFO/COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
CHARLOTTE COUNTY
1445 EDUCATION WAY
PORT CHARLOTTE
9412550808 3091
09
MRS. LINDA KELLEY
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
CITRUS COUNTY
1007 W. MAIN STREET
INVERNESS
3527261931 2202
10
DR. STEVEN F. MILLER
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SERVICES
CLAY COUNTY
900 WALNUT STREET
GREEN COVE SPRINGS
9042846507 0000
11
DR. THERON L. TRIMBLE
DIRECTOR, FTE/STAFFING
COLLIER COUNTY
5775 OSCEOLA TRAIL
NAPLES
2393770309 0000
12
MR. ROGER NOLL
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SERVICES
COLUMBIA COUNTY
372 W. DUVAL STREET
LAKE CITY
3867558027 0000
13
MS. DEBBIE GRAPER
EXEC. DIR., SUPPORT SERVICES
DADE COUNTY
13135 SW 26 STREET
MIAMI
3059953632 0000
14
MRS. FLORENCE GOBBLE
DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS
DESOTO COUNTY
530 LASOLONA AVENUE
ARCADIA
8634944222 0120
15
MRS. KAREN SAPP
MIS COORDINATOR
DIXIE COUNTY
PO BOX 880
CROSS CITY
3524986156 0000
16
MS. MARSHA L. COLE
GENERAL DIRECTOR, APPLICATIONS
DUVAL COUNTY
4037 BLVD.CENTER DR.2ND FLOOR
JACKSONVILLE
9043485730 0000
17
MS. MALINDA JONES
COORD., COST ANALYSIS
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
215 WEST GARDEN STREET
PENSACOLA
8504696121 0000
18
MS. LESLEY ANDERSON
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
FLAGLER COUNTY
PO BOX 755
BUNNELL
3864377526 0000
19
MR. SAM CARNLEY
DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL SERVICES
FRANKLIN COUNTY
155 AVENUE E
APALACHICOLA
8506538831 0108
20
DR. JAMES W. BROWN, JR.
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT
GADSDEN COUNTY
35 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR BLVD
QUINCY
8506279651 0232
21
DR. JAMES A. SURRENCY
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
GILCHRIST COUNTY
310 NW 11TH AVENUE
TRENTON
3524633202 0000
22
MRS. JOY KOTZ
DATA BASE SUPPORT SPECIALIST
GLADES COUNTY
PO BOX 459
MOORE HAVEN
8639460055 0019
23
MS. CAROLYN WITTEN
DIRECTOR, SUPPORT SERVICES
GULF COUNTY
150 MIDDLE SCHOOL RD
PORT ST. JOE
8502298256 0000
24
MRS. JUDY ZEIGLER
COORD., MIS/DATA PROCESSING
HAMILTON COUNTY
4280 SW COUNTY RD 152
JASPER
3867926507 0000
25
MR. C. W. CALIGAN
DIR, MIS/APPLIED TECH/VOC.
HARDEE COUNTY
PO BOX 1678
WAUCHULA
8637739058 0226
26
MR. R. SCOTT COOPER
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
HENDRY COUNTY
PO BOX 1980
LABELLE
8636744555 0204
27
MS. CYNTHIA PETERS
DIRECTOR OF MIS
HERNANDO COUNTY
919 N BROAD STREET
BROOKSVILLE
3527977006 0437
28
MRS. REBECCA FLECK
COORDINATOR OF MIS
HIGHLANDS COUNTY
426 SCHOOL STREET
SEBRING
8634715683 0000
29
MR. PAT HURN
SENIOR FISCAL ANALYST
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
PO BOX 3408
TAMPA
8132724274 0000
30
MR. TOMMIE HUDSON
ADMINISTRATOR
HOLMES COUNTY
701 E. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BONIFAY
8505476674 0235
31
MR. ROBERT PRIZITO
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SERVICES
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY
1990 25TH STREET
VERO BEACH
7725643025 0000
32
MR. FRANK WALLER
DIR., SECONDARY EDUCATION/MIS
JACKSON COUNTY
PO BOX 5958
MARIANNA
8504821200 0211
33
MRS. LINDA HEWETT
DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL/ESE
JEFFERSON COUNTY
1490 W. WASHINGTON ST
MONTICELLO
8503420100 0000
34
MRS. BETINA HURST
CURRICULUM SUPPORT SPECIALIST
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
160 NE HORNET DRIVE
MAYO
3862944137 0000
35
SUPV., MIS & COMP. PLANNING
LAKE COUNTY
814 W. BRYAN STREET
TAVARES
3522536700 0000
37
DR. WILLIAM PIOTROWSKI
EXEC DIR, TECHNICAL INFO SVCS
LEON COUNTY
520 APPLEYARD DRIVE
TALLAHASSEE
8504877530 0000
37
MS. IRIS WILSON
ASST SUPT SCHL MNGMT/CURR SRV
LEON COUNTY
2757 W. PENSACOLA ST
TALLAHASSEE
8504877219 0000
38
MRS. PAM MORRISON
SECRETARY, ASSISTANT SUPTS.
LEVY COUNTY
PO DRAWER 129
BRONSON
3524865231 0244
39
DR. SUE SUMMERS
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
LIBERTY COUNTY
PO BOX 429
BRISTOL
8506432249 0233
40
MR. LARRY ALDERMAN
DIRECTOR, ADMIN. SERVICES
MADISON COUNTY
312 NE DUVAL STREET
MADISON
8509735022 0000
41
DR. JAN BEVAN
DIR., ALTERNATIVE SUPPORT PGMS
MANATEE COUNTY
PO BOX 9069
BRADENTON
9417088870 2080
42
MR. ANTHONY BURKE
SUPERVISOR OF MIS
MARION COUNTY
PO BOX 670
OCALA
3526717743 0000
43
MS. DARLA MILOSZEWSKI
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
MARTIN COUNTY
500 E OCEAN BLVD
STUART
7722191200 0000
44
MR. DAVID RICHARDSON
ASST. DIR. OF INFORMATION SVCS
MONROE COUNTY
P.O. BOX 1788
KEY WEST
3052931400 0315
45
DR. EDWARD C. TURVEY, JR.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
NASSAU COUNTY
1201 ATLANTIC AVENUE
FERNANDINA BEACH
9044919904 0000
46
MR. J. C. CONNOR
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
OKALOOSA COUNTY
461 WEST SCHOOL AVENUE
CRESTVIEW
8506897149 0000
47
MRS. ANGIE HODGES
FINANCE SECRETARY
OKEECHOBEE COUNTY
700 SW 2ND AVENUE
OKEECHOBEE
8634625000 0227
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Florida Department of Education
Master School Identification File Contact Persons
DISTRICT
CONTACT'S
CONTACT'S
DISTRICT
ADDRESS
CITY
TELEPHONE
PHONE
NUMBER
NAME
TITLE
NAME
NUMBER
EXT
48
MS. LESLIE KOMURKE
SENIOR ADM., BUSINESS SERVICES
ORANGE COUNTY
445 W AMELIA STREET
ORLANDO
4073173200 2482
49
MS. ROSE J. KISH
DEP. SUPT. FOR ADMIN SUPPORT
OSCEOLA COUNTY
817 BILL BECK BLVD
KISSIMMEE
4078704636 0000
50
MS. LEANNE EVANS
TREASURER
PALM BEACH COUNTY
3300 FOREST HILL BLVD, A-334
WEST PALM BEACH
5614348142 0000
51
MR. BRUCE BALDWIN
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SERVICES
PASCO COUNTY
7227 LAND O'LAKES BLVD
LAND O'LAKES
8137942416 0000
52
MR. ALFRED W. SWINYARD
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, MIS
PINELLAS COUNTY
301 4TH STREET SW
LARGO
7275886259 0000
53
MR. TOM RAY
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SERVICES
POLK COUNTY
PO BOX 391
BARTOW
8635340697 0000
54
MR. GEORGE WILLIAMS
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/MIS
PUTNAM COUNTY
200 S 7TH STREET
PALATKA
3863290647 7000
55
MR. BRUCE PATROU
CHIEF INFORMATION/TECH.OFFICER
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
40 ORANGE STREET
ST. AUGUSTINE
9048197701 0000
55
MS. ROMANO F. WHITE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPT
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
40 ORANGE STREET
ST. AUGUSTINE
9048197710 0000
56
MR. DAVID JASA
DIRECTOR OF MIS
ST. LUCIE COUNTY
4204 OKEECHOBEE RD.
FT. PIERCE
7724297540 0000
57
MR. ROBERT LAND
DATA PROCESSING MANAGER
SANTA ROSA COUNTY
5086 CANAL STREET
MILTON
8509835075 0000
58
MR. AL WEIDNER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BUDGET
SARASOTA COUNTY
1960 LANDINGS BLVD
SARASOTA
9419279000 1302
59
MS. REGINA KLAERS
SUPV., INFORMATION SERVICES
SEMINOLE COUNTY
400 E. LAKE MARY BLVD B200
SANFORD
4073200301 0000
60
MR. WILLIAM R. SPELL
DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL/MIS
SUMTER COUNTY
2680 WEST COUNTY ROAD 476
BUSHNELL
3527932315 0251
61
MR. WALTER BOATRIGHT
ASST SUPT FOR ADMINISTRATION
SUWANNEE COUNTY
702 2ND STREET, NW
LIVE OAK
3863642605 0000
62
MRS. URSULA BROWN
MIS COORDINATOR
TAYLOR COUNTY
318 NORTH CLARK STREET
PERRY
8502234410 0000
63
MS. RHONDA HARRELL
MIS
UNION COUNTY
55 SW 6TH ST
LAKE BUTLER
3864962045 0233
64
MS. JENNIFER HOAG
ASST DIR OF REPORTING REQUIRE
VOLUSIA COUNTY
PO BOX 2118
DELAND
3867347190 0000
65
MS. BETH O'DONNELL
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
WAKULLA COUNTY
PO BOX 100
CRAWFORDVILLE
8509260065 0236
65
MR. ALAN ROSIER
COORDINATOR OF TECHNOLOGY SERV
WAKULLA COUNTY
P.O. BOX 100
CRAWFORDVILLE
8509260065 0232
66
MS. MARYANNE CHILDS
MIS COORDINATOR
WALTON COUNTY
145 PARK ST, SUITE 3
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS
8508921181 0000
67
MS. JAYNE PEEL
DIR., ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
WASHINGTON COUNTY
652 THIRD STREET
CHIPLEY
8506386222 2229
70
MR. KEITH B. PHILIPSON
DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
ECKERD YOUTH ALT INC
100 NORTH STARCREST DRIVE
CLEARWATER
7274611236 0432
76
MS. CANDACE BURCH
BUREAU CHIEF, SPECIAL ED
DEPT OF CORRECTIONS
2601 BLAIRSTONE ROAD
TALLAHASSEE
8504882288 0000
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No. FY2005-02
October 2004
Bureau of Education
Information and
Accountability Services
Contact Information
Nada Stauffer
(850) 245-0400
SC 205-0400
mailto:nada.stauffer@fldoe.org
Florida
Department of Education
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PAPER
Reporting Students in Institutions for
Neglected or Delinquent Children
History
Traditionally, school districts have reported to the Department of Education (DOE) the
aggregate number of students in institutions for neglected and delinquent children on
paper form ESE 018 each year.
In 2004-05 reporting of these students will be done via the DOE’s Student Information
Data Base on the Student Demographic Information record. School district reporting will
now be at the individual student level rather than aggregated at the school level for
reporting the U.S. DOE.
Reference
This data collection requirement relates to Part A and Part D, Subpart 1 of Title I of the
Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, as amended by the No Child Left
Behind Act (PL 107-110), Sections 1124 and 1412.
Purpose
The purpose of this reporting is to provide the Department of Education with accurate
information on the location and number of children who live in local institutions for
neglected or delinquent (N or D) children or who are in local adult correctional facilities.
The Department reports this information to the U.S. Department of Education for use in
calculating school district allocations for the Grants to Local Educational Agencies
program authorized by Title I, Part A of ESEA and for use in determining the amount
Florida has available for districts to operate local programs for at-risk children authorized
by Title I, Part D, Subpart 2 of ESEA.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PAPERS are produced periodically by the Bureau of Education Information and
Accountability Services to present discussion of current topics. The TA papers may be used for inservice sessions,
technical assistance visits, parent organization meetings, or interdisciplinary discussion groups. Topics are identified
by state Steering committees, district personnel, and individuals, or from compliance monitoring.
TAP: Educational Choice
Each student reported as an eligible student in an Institution for Neglected and
Delinquent Children generates a federal funding amount. Florida received approximately
$4.5 million for the 2002-03 school year.
Student Data Base Requirement
Beginning in 2004-05, school districts will report the school or non-school institution for
each student who qualifies under the ESEA reporting requirements cited above. This
information must be reported in Survey 9 (December reporting period) on the Student
Demographic Information format in the fields Institution Number, Neglected/Delinquent
(First) and Institution Number, Neglected/Delinquent (Second). This reporting format
may be viewed on the DOE’s web site at http://www.firn.edu/doe/eias/dataweb/
database_0405/0405sdi.htm.
Questions and Answers
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What types of institutions qualify as institutions for neglected or delinquent students?
Institutions that qualify under the provisions of the law fall into two categories, schools
and non-schools. Institutions must meet all of the following criteria:
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Public or private residential facility other than a foster home.
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Operates for the care of children who have been either:
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Committed to or voluntarily placed in the institution due to abandonment,
neglect, or death of their parents or guardians; or
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Adjudicated to be delinquent or in need of supervision (including adult
correctional institutions in which children reside).
Examples of possible eligible institutions include:
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Juvenile detention centers
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Children’s homes
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Halfway houses and addiction recovery facilities
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County jails and boot camps
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Girls’ and boys’ ranches
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Wilderness institutes.
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What are the student eligibility requirements?
To qualify to be reported as a student in an institution for neglected or delinquent
children a student must meet the following two requirements:
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Be 5-17 years of age.
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Reside in a qualified institution for at least 30 consecutive days, at least one of
which is in October of the reporting year.
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3. Why are there two elements for reporting this information on the Student
Demographic format?
A student could possibly meet the eligibility requirements for students in institutions for
neglected or delinquent children at two separate institutions in one school year. In this
case, the school district would use both elements for reporting this information for the
student.
Please note that when only one institution applies to a student, the element Institution
Number, Neglected/Delinquent (First) should be used and the Institution Number,
Neglected/Delinquent (Second) should be zero-filled.
4. What is the timeline for reporting this information?
This information is to be reported during the December reporting period (Survey 9) each
year beginning with the 2004-05 school year. In 2004-05, the due date for Survey Period
9 data is December 3, 2004.
The DOE must report this information to the U.S. DOE by January 15 of each year.
5. How are eligible schools identified in the automated system?
Eligible schools are codes either N (neglected) or D (delinquent) on the DOE’s Master
School Identification (MSID) file. The MSID is the DOE’s official file of all PK-12
public schools in Florida. Changes in the status of a school’s eligibility (addition,
deletion, or status change) should be submitted to the DOE’s MSID contact person each
year.
If a school is not coded N or D on the MSID file for the reporting year, any record using
this school’s number in the Institution Number, Neglected/Delinquent fields will be
rejected. The district must then either correct the school number being reported or submit
the correct eligibility information to the DOE’s MSID contact person so that the MSID
file has the correct N or D code for the school. The district must then resubmit the record
to the Student Data Base.
6. What code is used for non-school institutions?
For non-school institutions that meet the eligibility requirements, the district must assign
an institution code that begins with ‘A’ and is followed by three digits such that the code
is unique for that institution in that school district. The names and district-assigned codes
must be reported to the DOE each year prior to Survey 9 reporting as in the manner
prescribed by the DOE.
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7. Can the Institution Number, Neglected/Delinquent be the same as the student’s School
Number, Current Instruction/Service?
Yes, for many students the Institution Number, Neglected/Delinquent will be the same as
the student’s School Number, Current Instruction/Service. However, if a student has left
the institution for neglected or delinquent children after spending the required number of
days there in the September through November time period, then the two numbers will be
different.
8. What happens if the student left the district and maybe even the state following the
period of eligibility and prior to the December reporting period?
The school district should report all students who were in the school district and met the
requirements during the prescribed time period even if the student subsequently (and
prior to the December reporting period) left the school district and perhaps even the state.
A Student Demographic record should be submitted for the student during the Survey 9
reporting period.
9. What default code should be used in these two new fields for survey periods other than
Survey 9?
Use the default of ‘0000’ for survey period s other than survey 9 and for all students who
are not in institutions for neglected or delinquent children.
Survey 9 is for exceptional education students. Should districts report only exceptional
education students who are also eligible as students in institutions for neglected or
delinquent children?
Survey 9 has been expanded to collect information beyond just that for exceptional
education students. The school district should report all exceptional education students
as well as all students who met the eligibility requirements for students in institutions for
neglected and delinquent children, regardless of whether these students are exceptional
education students. For students who are not exceptional education students, matching
student course records are not required in survey 9.
Technical Assistance Contact Persons
Title I/Migrant Programs (850) 245-0481
Kwaku Frempon, kwaku.frempon@fldoe.org
Michael Lisle, Michael.lisle@fldoe.org
Education Information Services (850) 245-0400
Nada Stauffer, nada.stauffer@fldoe.org
Master School Identification file contact person
Rhonda Forbes, Rhonda.forbes@fldoe.org
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