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Doug Ferral Announces Leaving
Spring Creek School
Doug Ferral, Admissions Director at Spring Creek Community School in
Montana, announced he was leaving the school as of June 22. He plans
to go up into the mountains for a month to "decompress" and will look
at what he wants to do when he comes back to civilization. Silvia Madison
will be the new Director of Admissions. Steve Cawdrey, founder and director
of the school announced he would take a sabbatical of about a year to
work on some personal and educational goals. Co-founder Nancy Cawdrey
is acting Head until the Board finds an interim director. She assures
everyone the staff working with the students remains the same and the
quality of service to the students remains the same.
Camp New Horizons in New York
State
Camp New Horizons in New York state, works with boys and girls ages
5 to 19. They observe approximately 20-25% of all school-aged children
are thought to experience attention deficits, or manifest perceptual
difficulties or demonstrate hyperactive tendencies.
Values Institute Sponsors 4-day
Training Center
The Values Institute, a new company in Utah, is sponsoring a 4-day Sports-Values
Training Center in August for young men ages 13-19. This sounds like
a good experience for a young man who has self-image problems and an
interest and/or strength in sports. For more information call 801-263-9100.
Shamrock Acres Plans Trip to
Yellowstone Park
Shamrock Acres, in Eastern Washington, has a trip to Yellowstone Park
and a week of Montana camping planned for the summer along with the
usual water skiing, baseball, and camping. The trips of course will
include only those students who have earned the privilege.
Franklin Academy Students Graduate
Franklin Academy, in Maine, graduated three students in June.
Heritage School Announces a Joint
Venture with Wilderness Academy
Glen Overton of Heritage School in Provo, Utah, announced a joint venture
with Wilderness Academy to provide clinical wilderness survival. Wilderness
Academy is changing its name to Aspen Achievement Center and Nancy Groll
has moved over from Heritage School in Provo to handle admissions.
Wilderness Conquest Plans to
Stay Small
Wilderness Conquest, headquartered in Idaho Falls, Idaho, is planning
to stay small, fielding a group of 6-7 students every three weeks. As
of mid-May they were starting to fill up 2-3 weeks in advance.
Spring Creek School Now Doing
Wilderness Experience for All Ages
Paul Clark announced Spring Creek Community School in Montana is now
doing wilderness experience expeditions for adults of all ages, emphasizing
group dynamics along with physical challenges. The focus is on addictive
processes such as workaholic, drugs, dysfunctional family, life change,
or any issues needed to be addressed in a safe environment. This evolved
out of their family program.
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