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Ascent Wilderness Program
Managers Chosen
Stacy Wasserman and Paul Clark will be managing ASCENT wilderness
program, an addition to CEDU Education's Family of Services
which starts in mid-May. Call 208-267-3626 for more information.
Daughter of Reports
Editor Lon Woodbury, Accepted by Barnard College
Melanie Woodbury, daughter of Reports Editor Lon Woodbury,
has been accepted by Barnard College in New York City for
her Freshman year next Fall. She expects to be moving from
one end of the earth to the other by moving from Bonners Ferry
to New York City.
Joe Gauld Developing
Pilot School Using Hyde School Approach
Joe Gauld, head of the Hyde Foundation, is developing a pilot
school for the Gardiner, Maine, school system using the Hyde
School education approach. He also had an article published
in the April 2nd Wall Street Journal explaining his educational
philosophy. Malcolm Gauld, Headmaster of Hyde School says,
"At Hyde, we believe that one must further one's spiritual
self just as one must develop physically, intellectually and
emotionally."
Three Springs, Inc.
Central Office Has New Address
Three Springs, Inc. central office has a new address which
is 247 Chateau Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35801. The new phone
number is 205-880-3339.
Three Springs Outdoor
Treatment Program for Boys Start Summer Program
Three Springs Outdoor Treatment Program for Boys, Trenton,
Alabama, is starting a summer program for boys 12-17. They
plan for 12 boys, and it will include a 14-day backpacking/canoe
trip and requires parents to attend two weekend sessions.
For more information call Margaret Milde, 205-776-2503.
Marvelwood School Has
New Admissions Director
Thomas O'Dell is the new Director of Admissions at Marvelwood
School in Cornwall, Connecticut. O'Dell previously was Director
of Admissions and Team Administrator at Glenholme School.
Anngela Ritter Doing
Marketing Work for Aspen Achievement Academy
Anngela Ritter, who was the Admissions Director for the now
closed Wilderness Conquest program, will be doing marketing
work for Aspen Achievement Academy. She will be specializing
in working with educational consultants and schools. She can
be reached at the same number, 208-522-1080.
Larry Wells Available
for Consultant Work
Larry Wells, Monticello, Utah, founder of the now closed Wilderness
Conquest, is available to do some consultant work in helping
folks develop programs.
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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