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Thomas O'Dell of Devereux Glenholme
Proud of New Brochure
Thomas O'Dell of Devereux Glenholme School is proud of their brand new
brochure. They will send one out to anyone who requests by writing 81
Sabbaday Lane, Washington, Connecticut 06793, or calling 203-868-7377.
Cator of St. Paul, MN, Specializing
in Program Studies
Cator, of St. Paul, MN, a company that specializes in program evaluation
effectiveness studies, is moving to enter the field of evaluations for
Special Purpose Schools and Program.
Larry Stednitz, of Capistrano-by-the-Sea
Develops Assessment Program
Larry Stednitz, of Capistrano-by-the-Sea in Southern California, reports
he is developing an assessment program that can provide short term evaluation
and hospitalization to stabilize a child, and then refer the child,
when needed, on to a long term Special Purpose school or hospital, depending
on what the child's need is.
RMA in North Idaho has Graduation
RMA, in North Idaho, graduated 22 students on March 17, leaving 126
students on campus.
Larry Dean Olson's Anasazi Has
Graduation
Larry Dean Olson's Anasazi wilderness survival in Arizona has their
graduation one year after finishing on the trail, the student going
through the graduation ceremonies only if he or she has successfully
completed the assigned post-expedition work.
Carl Funboe Reports on
School Choice
Carl Funboe, President of the Washington Association of Independent
Schools, reports the Bush Administration has eliminated private schools
from consideration of School Choice, but the Administration is doing
little or nothing to promote any Choice Legislation.
Lon Woodbury Nominated as a Candidate
for State Representative
Lon Woodbury, publisher of Special Purpose Schools Reports, Bonners
Ferry, Idaho, was nominated by the First Legislative District Republican
Central Committee to replace Bill Pogue as a candidate for state representative.
His opponent is a public school teacher and a National Education Association
activist.
Rich Evans Leaves Pine Crest
Hospital
Rich Evans has left Pine Crest hospital in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho to develop
adolescent outpatient programs in Denver, CO.
Spirit Mountain Treatment Center
in North Idaho
Spirit Mountain Treatment Center in North Idaho estimates 75% of their
students have an Insurance Company covering at least part of their tuition.
They also always have two or three Native American girls in the program.
Copyright © 1990, Woodbury
Reports, Inc. (This article may be reproduced without prior approval
if the copyright notice and proper publication and author attribution
accompanies the copy.)
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