(Image credit: Benton-FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter).This year, GardeningKnowHow's School and Community GardenSponsorship was fortunate enough to help support 15 gardens with $1,000 each. GardeningKnowHowSponsorshipRecipient: Benton-FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter. This year, GardeningKnowHow’s School and Community Garden Sponsorships was fortunate enough to help support 15 gardens with $1,000 each. JuvenileJusticeCenter. In 2014, we teamed up with the Benton-FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter to create a gardening program for at-risk youth. Benton/FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter is unranked in the National Rankings. Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation and how well they prepare students for college. Benton/franklinJuvenileJusticeCenter in Kennewick, WA serves 26 students in grades 6-12. View their 2025-26 rankings, test scores, reviews and more. The Franklin County JuvenileDetentionCenter was closed in 2024, resulting in all of the juvenile offenders sharing the facility for Benton County.How does the booking process work at Benton-Franklin County JuvenileDetention? The Benton-Franklin County JuvenileDetentionCenter is a secure facility designed to house youth offenders from both Benton and Franklin counties in Washington state. The facility provides temporary detention for juveniles awaiting court proceedings or serving short-term sentences. at the Benton-FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter on Canal Drive. The treasurer, auditor. and assessor will vacate their shared 8,500-square-foot office at the Canal. The JuvenileJusticeCenter is a branch of the bi-county Superior Court system. Juvenile court works with youth who violate criminal laws, are in need of protection or need advocacy as a result of abuse or abandonment, or are at-risk. The center also operates a detention wing. See howBenton/FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter ranks with other Kennewick schools.Compare Details Student population at Benton/FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter is diverse. Racial makeup is: Hispanic (42.3%), White (30.8%), African American (19.2%). Learn about Benton/FranklinJuvenileJusticeCenter football recruits in Kennewick. Create a free football recruiting profile to connect with college coaches. GardeningKnowHow is delighted to announce the recipients of its highly competitive 2022 Sponsorship Program, which focuses on grassroots community gardening initiatives bringing positive changes to their local communities. The Benton-FranklinJuvenileJusticeCentergarden gives inmate youths a chance to give back to their community through gardening. This year the detentioncenter donated over 1,500 plants to food banks. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
