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Benchmark Transitions
Basic Information
Address: 1971 Essex Ct., Redlands CA 92373
County: San Bernardino
School District: Redlands Unified School District/Redlands Adult School
Phone Number: 800-474-4848
Fax Number: 909-793-4499
Email: admissions@benchmarkyas.com
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Additional Information
President: Jayne Longnecker-Harper, Founder/CEO
Founded: Sept. 9, 1993
Ages/Grades: 18-28 years of age; High School, College/ University/ Vocational
School Setting:
48 Licensed Residential beds in upscale apartment complex; 20,000 square foot Education & Life Skills Outpatient Center
School Size: HS = 12 ; College/University = 25 ; Vocational = 12 Classroom Size: 12-15
Student/Teacher Ratio: 12/1
Tuition: Most PPO Insurance Plans accepted; Private Pay available
Financial Aid:
Yes
Support Services: tutoring; psycho-educational testing; LD accommodations; individualized academic and educational plan development; can work with home school district and support IEP and 504 Academic support plans
Mission Statement:
Benchmark Transitions is a family is dedicated to transforming the lives of young adults and their families throught he development of courage, conscience & character.
School History:
Benchmark Young Adult School® was founded in Southern California on September 9, 1993 by Jaynie Selby-Longnecker, M.Ed., who has long been considered to be a leader in the industry of special education for adolescents and transitional living programs for young adults. As a single parent of four children, Jaynie understood all too well that many young people, and their frustrated families, faced a lack of resources in their struggle for self-reliance. With her education, experience and first-hand understanding of addiction, Jaynie set out to provide a real-world setting where troubled teens and struggling young adults could learn to emerge into independence.
When Jaynie opened Benchmark on September 9, 1993, she had one participant, one staff member and one couch. In 2008, the business was re-branded as Benchmark Transitions®, which has grown to include over 30 employees. In 2013, Jaynie's adult children joined her to form a first and second generation executive team, sharing her original vision and values.
Notes/School Information:
Benchmark is a residential treatment center for older teenagers and young adults, with transitional levels of care individualized for each client's unique treatment needs. We're an ideal program for at risk adult children needing immediate primary treatment, as well as the young adult son or daughter "stuck" with substance abuse, emotional issues or failure to launch family problems.
Our program goes beyond the clinical support, behavioral health therapy and alcohol & drug addiction recovery of most residential treatment centers. We also provide educational, vocational and life skills assistance to help your troubled teen or difficult young adult child develop into a healthy, focused man or woman.