Ombudsman Educational Services Revenue and Competitors

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Estimated Revenue & Valuation

  • Ombudsman Educational Services's estimated annual revenue is currently $95.4M per year.(i)
  • Ombudsman Educational Services's estimated revenue per employee is $242,132

Employee Data

  • Ombudsman Educational Services has 394 Employees.(i)
  • Ombudsman Educational Services grew their employee count by -4% last year.

Ombudsman Educational Services's People

NameTitleEmail/Phone
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CEOReveal Email/Phone
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AVP, Integrity AssuranceReveal Email/Phone
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VP Financial OperationsReveal Email/Phone
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VP, Curriculum & InstructionReveal Email/Phone
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VP Customer & Community RelationsReveal Email/Phone
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SVP Operations, Ombudsman Educational ServicesReveal Email/Phone
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AVP, FacilitiesReveal Email/Phone
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VP, Business Development and Government AffairsReveal Email/Phone
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VP, Business DevelopmentReveal Email/Phone
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VP, Business DevelopmentReveal Email/Phone
Competitor NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal FundingValuation
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$2040M8510N/AN/A$3.2B
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What Is Ombudsman Educational Services?

Ombudsman Educational Services partners with school districts to provide an alternative education program that offers personalized, computer-assisted learning for middle and high school students facing a variety of issues including truancy, credit or academic skill deficiencies, social and family challenges or learning/behavioral disabilities. When the program began serving students in September in the Equilla F. Bradford Administra-tive Center, it accommodated approximately 60 at-risk students in grades nine through 12 who were referred by the Westwood Community School District. The program will increase its capacity to serve 90 students when it moves to its new location. Ombudsman centers are typically located off campus to minimize distractions and facilitate individual attention. The move will allow the Westwood Community School District to partner with neighboring school districts and other community programs that may wish to refer students to the program. Students who attend the Ombudsman program remain students of the school district. Dr. Ernando Minghine, superintendent of the Westwood Community School District, helped facilitate the partnership with Ombudsman. "Providing an educationally sound learning alternative for more of our community's students will enhance their ability to succeed, even when faced with a variety of challenges in life," Minghine said. "As partners, Westwood and Ombudsman will work to keep students in school and help them realize their full potential." Ombudsman reports an 85 percent success rate among its national student body, meaning students graduate from Ombudsman or their home school district, improve their academic standing or earn necessary academic credits. Since 1975, Ombudsman has served more than 100,000 at-risk and special needs students. The program currently serves 6,000 students annually at 82 locations in 16 states. Ombudsman Educatio-nal Services is operated by Educational Services of America (ESA), the nation's leading provider of K-12 and post-secondary alternative and special education programs. ESA is based in Nashville, Tenn., and manages more than 120 schools and programs in numerous states throughout the country to serve children with emotional and developmental disabilities, including autism. "We steadfastly believe all students can succeed given the right type of instruction, encouragement and environment," Mark Claypool, president and chief executive officer of ESA, said. "It's exciting to be a part of Westwood Community School District's focus on its youth and students."

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$95.4M

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Ombudsman Educational Services News

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... health care, educational, social welfare, mental health, or other human services; an employee of an agency licensed to provide health care, educational,...

2022-04-17 - NH parents push for special education watchdog. Child advocate, disability group oppose it

Her daughter, who receives special education services at Exeter School ... If the Legislature were to create a new ombudsman, that person...

2022-03-22 - Families say special education is broken in RI and call for a new office to help fix it

Instead, she listed the steps her office has taken to improve special education services, including a call center, a tool that tracks the types...

Company NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal Funding
#1
$70M40010%N/A
#2
$135.3M40121%$140M
#3
$135.7M402-4%N/A
#4
$76.7M4097%N/A
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$77.1M4113%N/A