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| Opinion
& Essays - Feb, 1992 Issue |
*Letters*
| All
is well here in Alabama. The rain is a constant and we hope it will
hold off long enough to complete a gymnasium at both Tennessee and
Alabama OTPs. Amy Sobieszczyk
Three Springs |
| Thanks
for including us in your Directory of Outstanding Special Purpose
Schools and Programs. We have received several inquiries as a
direct result of Wilderness Treatment Centers being listed in
your directory.
Pete Anderson
Marion, Montana |
| He
spent a month in Florida attending the "Directive Program" that
Outward Bound offers. He had three or four rocky days at the start,
but completed the program in a very positive way. (....) worked
hard and commented to me that this was the first group he has been
in where he did not feel compelled to be the center of attention.
I truly appreciate your information and will keep it in my file
if I should have need of it. We all hope (....) succeeds this time
at (John Dewey Academy) because this is the only school that makes
a serious attempt with the academics and is patient with the type
of student body that is there. Only time will tell. From
P.M., Connecticut |
Copyright
© 1992, 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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