“...reasonable cause to conclude that youth in the facility are at substantial risk of serious physical harm from other youth and that youth are regularly subjected to harmful isolation....”
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Wow...youth are at substantial risk of serious physical harm from other youth.
BUT....youth are regularly subjected to harmful isolation.
So I guess if you keep them together they harm each other but if you keep them separated, that’s “harmful isolation”. I’m glad I’m not in charge of solving those irreconcilable problems.
The Broad River Road Complex in Columbia, South Carolina is the agency’s long-term commitment facility. The more than 200-acre complex offers programs for boys and girls of all backgrounds and needs, including programs for kids with special needs, youth sex offenders, and those struggling with substance abuse.
BRRC is also home to the Communities in Schools (CIS) program, one of the first in the nation in a juvenile correctional setting. DJJ’s fully accredited school district provides continued education for youth, preparing students for post-secondary education. Birchwood School is located inside BRRC and is where boys and girls attend middle and high school. Birchwood opened in 1975.
This campus also includes DJJ’s Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program, a cooperative effort between DJJ’s school district and the U.S. Army.
Female juveniles at BRRC live in the Willow Lane Transition House, which incorporates transitional living into the rehabilitative process. The facility originally opened as the Riverside School for Girls in 1966.
DOJ Civil Rights Div is packed with non-appointed, union, regular hires put in place by Obambi.
Unfortunately, I dont believe, nor give a single shiite about anything coming out if that befouled orifice.