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Treva's Taking A Journey Development Center LLC

Cole, treva.

Accepts Subsidy
Daytime Hours

2 Star Level Program

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Infants (0-11 months)
Toddlers (12-23 months; 1yr.)
Preschool (24-48 months; 2-4 yrs.)
School-age (5 years-older)

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Visit Date 2024-10-16 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Periodic 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

Visit Date 2024-09-05 Visit Type Partial Purpose of Visit Follow Up 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

A substitute caregiver did not have documentation of a requested or completed background check on file for the program.
Caregiver had 8 children in care with one caregiver- one child was under the age of two.
Primary caregiver's PDL is currently at a Level 1 due to lack of training during certification year.

Visit Date 2024-01-18 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Periodic 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

Visit Date 2023-09-29 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Periodic 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

Visit Date 2023-04-05 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Permit 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

Visit Date 2022-12-30 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Permit 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

Visit Date 2022-09-28 Visit Type Full Purpose of Visit Application 17 of 17 Areas in compliance Non Compliances Observed: None View Full Report

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2400 N Lincoln Boulevard

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

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Born February 27 , 1954 · Midwest City, Oklahoma, USA
Birth name Neal Joseph Schon
Height 5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
Neal Schon was born in Midwest City, Oklahoma on February 27th, 1954 to Matthew and Barbara Schon. Neal dropped out of school when he was 15 to join Carlos Santana 's rock group Santana. Four years later Carlos Santana and his band split up, so Neal and Gregg Rolie formed Journey . Journey released its self-titled debut album in 1975. Journey then released "Look Into the Future" (1976) and "Next" in (1977). Records weren't selling well and the band was told to get a lead singer so they brought in Steve Perry . With Steve they released the album "Infinity" in 1978. Infinity was followed up by "Evolution" (1979) and "Departure" (1980). Also released in 1980 was a compilation album of earlier works called "In the Beginning". Also in 1980 the band went to Japan to record a soundtrack for the movie, "Dream After Dream". In 1981 the live album "Captured" was released. Greg Rolie left after the release of the album "Departure" so keyboardist Jonathan Cain was brought in for the 1981 release of "Escape". "Escape" was Journey 's biggest record and the single "Open Arms" went to #2 on the charts. Also in 1981 Neal teamed up with Jan Hammer for the album "Untold Passion". Again in 1982 Neal teamed up with Jan Hammer for an album called "Here To Stay". In 1983 "Frontiers" was released and Journey was named the most popular rock group in America. After "Frontiers" the band split for a while. Neal formed HSAS with Sammy Hagar and in 1984 they released an album called "Through the Fire". In 1986 Journey , without bassist Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith , and released the album "Raised on Radio". In 1988 Neal helped form the group Bad English. Bad English released their self-titled debut album in 1989. Neal also released his album "Late Nite" in 1989. In 1991 Bad English released their second album, "Backlash". In 1992 Neal joined Hardline for the album "Double Eclipse". Neal released seven solo albums, "Late Night", "Beyond the Thunder", "Electric World", "Piranha Blues", "Voice","i on u", and "The Calling" (2012). A Journey reunion of band members Schon, Jonathan Cain , Steve Perry , Ross Valory , and Steve Smith happened for the 1996 album "Trial By Fire". In 1997 Neal released his album "Electric World." In 1998 Steve Perry was replaced with Steve Augeri as Journey 's new lead singer after the band waited almost two years for him to fix his hip. Steve Perry and Journey debuted together on the _Armageddon (1998)_ soundtrack with the song "Remember Me". 2001 saw the release of the Journey record "Arrival". Neal discovered Journey's current lead vocalist, Arnel Pineda , on YouTube, in 2007. Neal released his fifth solo album, "The Calling", in 2012 and will release "So You" in 2014. Neal has five children: Miles, Lizzy, Sarah, Aja and Sophia. He became engaged to Michaele Salahi on October 14, 2012, and they were married on December 15,2013 in San Francisco, California. - IMDb Mini Biography By: L. Gary
Spouses Michaele Salahi (December 15, 2013 - present) Amber Kozan (April 29, 2001 - 2007) (divorced, 2 children) Dina Gioeli (1993 - 1998) (divorced, 1 child) Beth Buckley (September 20, 1987 - ?) (divorced, 2 children) Tena Austin (December 29, 1976 - 1977) (divorced)
Gibson Les Paul
PRS Signature Line Guitars
Was invited by Eric Clapton to join Derek and the Dominoes. However, he was advised against it by Carlos Santana when rumors of Clapton's heroin abuse surfaced.
Guitarist for the rock band Shelby Daugherty
He was a guitarist in Carlos Santana 's band Santana during 1971 and 1972, and played on the hits "Black Magic Woman" and "Oye Como Va".
Shelby Daugherty was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 6750 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
Neal Schon was inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame.
With radio being in the state it is, I don't really feel the need to make a whole record just for that, and be looking at my watch saying, Okay, this guitar solo has been playing for ten seconds, that's enough. (In 2011)
A lot of the stuff we've done since the eighties was slower, and with Faithfully or Open Arms or whatever, those songs are embedded in stone and people expect to hear them live... if they don't, they're gonna be pissed and throw shit at you. With this album, I wanted to write grooves that we don't have in our show, and not just make a new Separate Ways or Stone In Love. Once you've written it once, it's easy to repeat it - just move the chords around. It's really simple to do that, but at this point, I don't see the purpose of it. (On the "Eclipse" album)
I think that song is so popular because it's a positive message. We play aggressively, but lyrically it never got angry or pissed, and it was never 'I hate you'. The whole arrangement of Don't Stop Believin' is really odd. We had this breakdown and I started playing that little guitar solo [at 0.54], which is in the oddest place ever for an AM radio song. People would say that it didn't make sense and I'd say, Well, so what? It sounds good! It fell together fast, and when I listened back in the studio, I remember saying, That song's gonna be big. At the time, when Escape was released, it wasn't the biggest song on the record. Now it is.
We're a very musical band and we've never really had anybody come in and re-arrange our stuff with Pro Tools. We were always well-rehearsed, we'd walk in the studio, play live, and I'd always play live solos.

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Autopsy report sheds new light on death of 7-year-old child from Midwest City

By Chantelle Navarro

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MIDWEST CITY, Oklahoma ( KOCO ) — An autopsy report sheds more light on what killed a 7-year-old girl in Midwest City.

Family members admitted that Violet Mitchell, 7, was starving and beaten frequently. She couldn’t walk or feed herself, according to documents obtained by KOCO.

The newly released autopsy report, which was exclusively obtained by KOCO, shows that the child swallowed a baby bottle top, which led to her death.

The child’s mom, Lisa Mitchell, and her boyfriend, Anthony Yonko, were arrested for child neglect and aggravated abuse charges.

“(The) fact that she suffered, and nobody was there to help her? It’s just senseless,” Kimberlie Pointer, a neighbor living near the family, said.

When Violet Mitchell’s body came to the medical examiner, they said she was in a hospital gown, wrapped in a blanket with “sunken eyes, wearing a diaper that was otherwise sized for a 3-year-old.”

She weighed just 29 pounds.

Her cause of death was deemed “failure to thrive” after finding a baby bottle blocking her small intestines.

She also had a bacterial infection and injuries to her cheek, shoulder and left leg.

The arrest report showed that one of her cousins told investigators that Lisa Mitchell beat her daughter often, mostly with a broomstick, and would tie her legs with zip ties to the crib.

The cousin said she would untie Violet Mitchell when she could and try to dig glue out of the girl’s mouth.

Anthony Yonko’s brother, David, and Lisa Mitchell’s sister, Tiffany, were also arrested in connection to the case. The charges for all four individuals are now second-degree murder.

The Oklahoma Department of Human Services could not comment further on the case, but it sent KOCO a statement.

“This child’s death is a profound tragedy, and we are grateful to our law enforcement and medical partners whose efforts will help us and the community better understand the circumstances surrounding her death,” DHS said in a statement.

Yonko and Mitchell have other children that are now under the care of DHS. They have pled not guilty to the charges.

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