The Dozier School for Boys was a reform school located in Marianna, Florida, established in 1900. It was intended to rehabilitate juvenile offenders but became notorious for allegations of abuse and neglect. The facility operated for over a century before closing in 2011. Investigations into the school's history revealed numerous reports of mistreatment, including physical and emotional abuse. In 2013, a state investigation uncovered unmarked graves on the property, leading to further scrutiny of the school's practices. The legacy of the Dozier School for Boys remains a significant topic in discussions about juvenile justice and reform.