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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #390 on: December 28, 2010, 10:57:13 PM »
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The only thing we can agree on is that programmies like yourself aren't concerned about safety for kids whenever it affects the bottom line.
I read the posts above and I never said this nor insinuated it.


 
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You claim the program is implementing corrective action, yet how many times has this happened just at RC alone? You can't dismiss them all. As much as it burns Buchi up people from the state are going to keep coming, and we're going to keep posting these safety violations.

No one can dismiss the reports, Robert, they are well documented.  DHS will continue to hold their feet to the fire as they should do.  RCS will continue to improve their process and train their people properly or they will eventually have to fold up their tent and go home.

 I think all of us (You, me and RCS) are concerned for the kids we just see it from different vantage points,  taking different paths and approaches.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #391 on: December 28, 2010, 11:08:41 PM »
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Let me ask you a question, Heretik.  We hear stories of programs serving rotten food and locking kids in isolation boxes for weeks at a time.  We read about kids being isolated from their families without contact for months at a time and brainwashed.  We have read about kids not getting hardly any education at all, etc.  These were issues which defined these programs in many people minds.  I have shown (and kids who wrote here on fornits) that these conditions have changed.  Kids are receiving great meals, Vegetarian, Vegan etc., competing in sports against other highschools going white water rafting, going on dates into town, attending dances.  There are programs where kids are not locked in boxes or cages today and can write to their families and have unmonitored phone calls.  Kids are excelling at their academics and moving onto college after they graduate.



If it was okay to talk about how bad these conditions were then why are not the improvements recognized and applauded?  Why do people like yourself see this information as a threat or non issue?  If you are all about the kids( like you claim you are) why not be happy about these improvements and increases in quality of life for them?  From my perspective the amount of effort many here put in to discrediting and ignoring the facts shows that you really are not interested in anything except your own stories and the why programs were in the past.    Why does every discussion have to be about the negative aspects of the industry?  Why not a more healthy honest discussion about the facts (good and bad)?


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No you have not shown anything of the sort. You did not know that these programs were committing these astrocities nor did you know that they were not. You can not say with any integrity that you have any education about any TTI history. All you know is what has been said here. It isn't like Aspen executives sat down for a meeting an said, "hey guys you know we have to do better then Straight Inc., Elan, Cedu and the others that serve rotten food, stress thought reform ect..." You want us to believe that there was a conscious improvement over the years to treatment methods within the TTI. Like these programs knew they were bad so they improved. Yeah Aspen saw what Elan and Straight were like and they wanted to be better. MBA and HLA were just impatience about their way of getting better.
You keep manipulating the whole point of what everyone else is talking about here and you do it on purpose. There has been no concerted effort by any organization to improve this industry. Not one treatment center has acknowledged either singularly or collectively that they needed to clean up their act and treat the children better, NEVER.
Nothing has gotten better in this industry, you just keep talking about apples when we are talking about oranges.
Nobody is discrediting, manipulating or trying to be negative concerning you. This whole speech of yours is old and rotten as it was years ago. It does not make any sense except to you.
It is so wonderful in your program (that you have made up, which is actually a school or limited weeks outward bound experience) is doing these things you have mentioned.
As Ursus said earlier, Elan also played sports, went sking, went to see colleges, worked at jobs outside, dated, ect.... and they still were beating up kids in the ring, spanking them with wooden paddles, cowboy asskicking residents, running after kids who tried to escape, deprived them food, made them work long hours, poured electric sauce all over them ect....Oh and they had great food. This was all going on up and into the year 2000 and beyond. Elan on facebook is a great read.
Your idea of honesty is a joke, because you don't really want to be honest. You want to play around and act like you really bring something to the table.
Whooter, like I have said all along it is the children. All about the children.
They are not safe.
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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #392 on: December 28, 2010, 11:33:03 PM »
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Your idea of honesty is a joke, because you don't really want to be honest. You want to play around and act like you really bring something to the table.
Whooter, like I have said all along it is the children. All about the children.
They are not safe.

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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #393 on: December 28, 2010, 11:40:28 PM »
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Not one treatment center has acknowledged either singularly or collectively that they needed to clean up their act and treat the children better, NEVER.
Very few industries are going to acknowledge their troubled past, it isnt good for business.  Its best to listen to the feedback from parents, studies and the students, improve upon yourself and move forward, Heretik.  The industry has improved.  I have seen it first hand with the food quality, freedoms the children have and increased education.  Do you think straight allowed their people to visit colleges or prepare them for college?

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As Ursus said earlier, Elan also played sports, went sking, went to see colleges, worked at jobs outside, dated, ect

I think he just mentioned sports

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.... and they still were beating up kids in the ring, spanking them with wooden paddles, cowboy asskicking residents, running after kids who tried to escape, deprived them food, made them work long hours, poured electric sauce all over them ect....Oh and they had great food. This was all going on up and into the year 2000 and beyond. Elan on facebook is a great read.
This shows that programs vary greatly from one to the next.  Like I have said there are good programs and bad ones.  We cant just keep pointing at the problems and saying they are typical of the industry.

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Your idea of honesty is a joke, because you don't really want to be honest. You want to play around and act like you really bring something to the table.
You only see what you want to see Heretik and I don’t fault you for that.  We are all products of our own experiences in life and you view programs from your own vantage point and it is hard to view the industry from a different view point.
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Whooter, like I have said all along it is the children. All about the children.
They are not safe.
Some of these programs are the safest place a child can be.  The programs provide 24/7 structure and safety.  Its all about the kids, if you really cared you would care about all the kids (including those who need help and are getting it) not just some of them.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #394 on: December 29, 2010, 12:13:45 AM »
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Quote from: "heretik"
Not one treatment center has acknowledged either singularly or collectively that they needed to clean up their act and treat the children better, NEVER.
Very few industries are going to acknowledge their troubled past, it isnt good for business.  Its best to listen to the feedback from parents, studies and the students, improve upon yourself and move forward, Heretik.  The industry has improved.  I have seen it first hand with the food quality, freedoms the children have and increased education.  Do you think straight allowed their people to visit colleges or prepare them for college?

You don't know any of what you just said there ^ to be true at all. This is just some intellectual thought processing from you. You have read enough here to make careless comments like this. You actually have no hands on experience to say food has improved or not. All you have is what you have read here. Anybody could make the argument concerning business stratagem you posted above. My high school niece could have made that statement. This is what I mean, you try to act like you have some info that is pertinent to this discussion were having here and you don't.

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As Ursus said earlier, Elan also played sports, went sking, went to see colleges, worked at jobs outside, dated, ect

I think he just mentioned sports

Really, here is your game again. When you don't like what we say you play games. You tried to act like you had some pertinent info concerning new programs, well guess what you don't. There is very little new, 95% of the new programs (your words) are very similar to the old (less the physical violence).

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.... and they still were beating up kids in the ring, spanking them with wooden paddles, cowboy asskicking residents, running after kids who tried to escape, deprived them food, made them work long hours, poured electric sauce all over them ect....Oh and they had great food. This was all going on up and into the year 2000 and beyond. Elan on facebook is a great read.

This shows that programs vary greatly from one to the next.  Like I have said there are good programs and bad ones.  We cant just keep pointing at the problems and saying they are typical of the industry.

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Your idea of honesty is a joke, because you don't really want to be honest. You want to play around and act like you really bring something to the table.
You only see what you want to see Heretik and I don’t fault you for that.  We are all products of our own experiences in life and you view programs from your own vantage point and it is hard to view the industry from a different view point.

Really so what are my experiences Whooter, please do tell? What am I a product of and where is my vantage point? My only point is the serious safety issues concerning children in these places. Period!


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Whooter, like I have said all along it is the children. All about the children.
They are not safe.
Some of these programs are the safest place a child can be.  The programs provide 24/7 structure and safety.  Its all about the kids, if you really cared you would care about all the kids (including those who need help and are getting it) not just some of them.

For the one hundred thousandth time, name the programs please that you are referring to. You can't and have never been able to. All you enjoy doing is typing unsubstantiated nonsense and playing games. It is clear and this is why you are not taken seriously. You lack integrity and it shows.

Whooter the children need help, please at some point recognize this.

 
 



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #395 on: December 29, 2010, 11:29:38 AM »
Heretik, I would be glad to discuss my qualifications to speak here on fornits with you and  my motivations in another thread.  

We are all getting off topic here a bit.....

 The one area where we all seem to agree is the safety of the kids.  The DHS does periodic inspections , they record their findings and the schools make changes.  It is an ongoing process.  RCS is not the only place the DHS visits.  They regulate many schools.  Some of the findings are serious while others are not so serious.  If they felt children were being raped or the kids were in danger or the school should be closed then they would say it (thats their job), but they have not said this or made motions to have the school closed. So DHS feels the children are in a safe environment.   No matter how many staff RCS hires or how much training they provide the kids are going to act out, get into fights and hurt each other and the staff.  Their employees are going to forget to document items and events from time to time, they are going to make mistakes and the DHS will hold their feet to the fire to insure they get better and continue to improve.

Its an ongoing process for every business, not just RCS.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #396 on: December 29, 2010, 12:17:37 PM »
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Heretik, I would be glad to discuss my qualifications to speak here on fornits with you and  my motivations in another thread.  

We are all getting off topic here a bit.....

 The one area where we all seem to agree is the safety of the kids.  The DHS does periodic inspections , they record their findings and the schools make changes.  It is an ongoing process.  RCS is not the only place the DHS visits.  They regulate many schools.  Some of the findings are serious while others are not so serious.  If they felt a children were being raped or the kids were in danger or the school should be closed then they would say it, but they have not.  No matter how many staff RCS hires or how much training they provide the kids are going to act out, get into fights and hurt each other and the staff.  Their employees are going to forget to document items and events from time to time, they are going to make mistakes and the DHS will hold their feet to the fire to insure they get better and continue to improve.

Its an ongoing process for every business, not just RCS.



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No, this isn't off topic at all talking about your qualifications to discuss and argue RCS- Safety Issues. Actually it is paramount to this whole discussion. How can anyone take you seriously concerning this topic when you have extremely limited knowledge of what you are talking about. When you type exactly almost verbatim what others have wrote here and claim to have some sincere vested interest in the topic.
Whooter everyone here already knows the function of DHS you are not giving us any new info there, even your common lay person could figure this out. Here we go again (for the umpteenth time) with yours games, example: ("If they felt a children were being raped or the kids were in danger or the school should be closed then they would say it, but they have not.") Many children have cried out and lawsuits have been filed and won, programs have been shut down and fines have been levied against programs. (but you already knew this) These arguments/statements you put up here are ridiculously hollow of any real studied thought. They are quip responses that any person could make. The only qualification you have mentioned at all for the time you have been here is your supposed daughter being in a Aspen program.    
Another example: ("Their employees are going to forget to document items and events from time to time, they are going to make mistakes and the DHS will hold their feet to the fire to insure they get better and continue to improve.")
Just like you do when you have a busy day at home, Whooter. You are so cavalier with your statements when it concerns children. Just take a look at your response above. You want us to believe that you care about children and their welfare in these programs and yet out of the other side of your mouth you enable the staff to be careless and negligent in their duties to report. Yeah, they just forget sometimes to be responsible and annotate the times and events but ya know DHS will hold their feet to the fire (your words). Lets put it all on DHS to make sure programs are responsible for their children.
What I have written here is essentially what I have a problem with you and your postings concerning RCS- Violations. There are serious violations going on, this is a watch dog group advocating for childrens rights at RCS and we have every right to question your integrity and your qualifications here or on any thread. Once again I am not attacking you, Whooter. I am confronting you on your authenticity concerning the TTI.
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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #397 on: December 29, 2010, 12:31:09 PM »
Does anyone happen to know where the other threads went under RCS?
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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #398 on: December 29, 2010, 12:45:00 PM »
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No, this isn't off topic at all talking about your qualifications to discuss and argue RCS- Safety Issues. Actually it is paramount to this whole discussion. How can anyone take you seriously concerning this topic when you have extremely limited knowledge of what you are talking about. When you type exactly almost verbatim what others have wrote here and claim to have some sincere vested interest in the topic.

If we can keep the discussion on RCS and the ORS violations then I will continue to respond to you in this thread.  As far as your qualifications to speak on the subject or mine that is up for the individual readers to determine.  If they feel you or I have limited knowledge of DHS then they can take it with a grain of salt.
I agree that lawsuits have been filed and programs have been shut down and children have been abused in certain programs.  But this does not occur in all programs.  DHS is regulating RCS and if they feel at any point that kids are being abused or are unsafe then they will write this in their report and recommend the school be closed.  But they have not done this yet.

Kids are going to fight each other and staff no matter how much training you provide.  This is not unique to RCS.  The key is to provide the appropriate training and take measures to continuously improve their process.  When RCS hires a new person they will undergo some type of training presumably.  If this new person forgets to file something correctly or document an event then the inspectors will pick this up.  If a staff member gets involved in a restraint without having the proper training then this needs to be reported and corrective action taken to insure this does not happen again.  They will point this out to the school and it will need to be addressed.  It doesn’t mean that no one cares about the kids.  People make mistakes, it is in our nature.  If RCS ignores the reports and fails to make changes then DHS will go after them.

As far as my credentials to speak here on fornits on the topic of ORS reports  I don’t see how this is an issue.  I have never asked for yours.  I have experience in the industry,  I have had a daughter in wilderness and at a program.  I have spoken to many parents and have read extensively here on fornits over the years.  I am sure you bring some personal experience to the discussion also and would not fault you on your limitations in any one area.  I think it is good that everyone express their opinions and share their knowledge no matter how limited it is.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #399 on: December 29, 2010, 02:10:11 PM »
Here is a summary of the first few DHS findings from page 1:

1)Failure to Allow Access
Computer system was down

2)Insufficient Staffing:
Fight broke out and there were not enough staff available in the area to help out.

3) Reporting
Failed to provide summary reports within 24 hours.

4) Residents shall not be permitted to participate in the behavior management of other residents or to discipline others.
Residents were attacking each other over a racial slur.

5) Provisions for the documentation of each use of an emergency safety intervention including.....

A safety intervention was not documented.

6) Behavior management shall be limited to the least restrictive appropriate method, as described in the child's service plan pursuant to Rule..

Child sent back to wilderness for fighting

7) Each child shall be provided his or her own personal bed and mattress that is no shorter than the child's height and at least thirty inches wide. Clean sheets, pillows and pillow cases, blankets or bed covering shall be provided and sheets and pillow case.

Child in wilderness said they did not have a mattress.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #400 on: December 29, 2010, 02:28:31 PM »
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Quote from: "heretik"
No, this isn't off topic at all talking about your qualifications to discuss and argue RCS- Safety Issues. Actually it is paramount to this whole discussion. How can anyone take you seriously concerning this topic when you have extremely limited knowledge of what you are talking about. When you type exactly almost verbatim what others have wrote here and claim to have some sincere vested interest in the topic.

If we can keep the discussion on RCS and the ORS violations then I will continue to respond to you in this thread.  As far as your qualifications to speak on the subject or mine that is up for the individual readers to determine.  If they feel you or I have limited knowledge of DHS then they can take it with a grain of salt.

Listen Whooter as far as you wanting to respond to me, I have never asked you to. I am not commenting on your posts so I can have a discussion with you. I am commenting to show the inept and inexperienced knowledge you bring to this discussion, concerning RCS violations. What you bring we could get at any local barbecue on a Saturday afternoon before the football games. Just theoretical intellectual summaries of a question posed. "Hey what do feel about the violations at RCS. Difference is the seriousness we (fornits members) bring to the discussion, our purpose for discussing these issues. Childrens safety.


I agree that lawsuits have been filed and programs have been shut down and children have been abused in certain programs.  But this does not occur in all programs.  DHS is regulating RCS and if they feel at any point that kids are being abused or are unsafe then they will write this in their report and recommend the school be closed.  But they have not done this yet.

I do not believe you know just how DHS is regulating, if it is competent or not. Just because Jill Ryan, DJ and Robert Bruce do there homework doesn't mean you get to use this information in a argument of yours. In order to use someones info here you have to believe in it and know it to be true. It must assimilate within you. In all conversations especially violations (very sensitive subject) here on fornits, people must recognize the authenticity/integrity in there debater in order to engage.
Your comment on lawsuits, fines and closures of programs not happening at all of them, no kidding. This is the heartbreak most of us feel, we can not get enough people to wake up to the violations going on in these programs. It is systemic throughout the industry.


Kids are going to fight each other and staff no matter how much training you provide.  This is not unique to RCS.  The key is to provide the appropriate training and take measures to continuously improve their process.  When RCS hires a new person they will undergo some type of training presumably.  If this new person forgets to file something correctly or document an event then the inspectors will pick this up.  If a staff member gets involved in a restraint without having the proper training then this needs to be reported and corrective action taken to insure this does not happen again.  They will point this out to the school and it will need to be addressed.  It doesn’t mean that no one cares about the kids.  People make mistakes, it is in our nature.  If RCS ignores the reports and fails to make changes then DHS will go after them.

Whooter, you have no factual studied bases for making these comments. Other then it sounds like that is what should happen in your mind. In your mind this is how it should work. Which is fine just say it. But as everyone else here knows it does not work this way and never has.


As far as my credentials to speak here on fornits on the topic of ORS reports  I don’t see how this is an issue.  I have never asked for yours.  I have experience in the industry,  I have had a daughter in wilderness and at a program.  I have spoken to many parents and have read extensively here on fornits over the years.  I am sure you bring some personal experience to the discussion also and would not fault you on your limitations in any one area.  I think it is good that everyone express their opinions and share their knowledge no matter how limited it is.

As far as your credentials, like I said it is paramount to this and other discussions. You speak as if you have studied and educated yourself to the intricacies of the TTI, the state and federal agencies who govern them and last but not least this children who are placed in these programs. If you do not find this a issue, well that is not my fault.
It is not a good idea to share your limited knowledge especially when it concerns children and pretend you know best with one of your backyard opinions.
Whooter, this thread came to be because children are being neglected and not being cared for properly. The violations are concerning kids, this is the bottom line.




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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #401 on: December 29, 2010, 02:30:30 PM »
Quote from: "Jill Ryan"
Does anyone happen to know where the other threads went under RCS?

Someone threw them into the drama box.
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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #402 on: December 29, 2010, 02:51:25 PM »
I think it may be beneficial to delineate the ORS report and extract the list of infractions against RCS so that we can get a better idea of what problems they are being written up for.  I have started to consolidate the information.  If people have anything to add or notice items that I have missed feel free to add them in.

Here is a summary of the first few DHS findings from page 1:

1)Failure to Allow Access
Computer system was down

2)Insufficient Staffing:
Fight broke out and there were not enough staff available in the area to help out.

3) Reporting
Failed to provide summary reports within 24 hours.

4) Residents shall not be permitted to participate in the behavior management of other residents or to discipline others.
Residents were attacking each other over a racial slur.

5) Provisions for the documentation of each use of an emergency safety intervention including.....

A safety intervention was not documented.

6) Behavior management shall be limited to the least restrictive appropriate method, as described in the child's service plan pursuant to Rule..

Child sent back to wilderness for fighting

7) Each child shall be provided his or her own personal bed and mattress that is no shorter than the child's height and at least thirty inches wide. Clean sheets, pillows and pillow cases, blankets or bed covering shall be provided and sheets and pillow case.

Child in wilderness said they did not have a mattress.



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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #403 on: December 29, 2010, 06:51:10 PM »
I believe one of the ORS reports indicated that a child said they did not have proper bedding while at wilderness.....

Quote from: "RCSworkhorse"
I reviwed the ORS report. I was a staff at RCS during part of this time frame. Though I did not have a good experience at RCS as an employee, some of the citations are rediculous! Especially in regards to the Wilderness Intervention. First, the students were all provided with a sleeping pad and a down sleeping bag in addition to thermal layers in case it got cold. The students were required to assist in the preparation of food but staff helped with food prep and were provided 3 square meals and two snacks each day. Students were also provided two, one litre water bottles and a were given access to water coolers and were encouraged to fill up many times throughout the day. The Solo was a 24 hour period where students slept in individual tents, closely monitored by staff. Students could not talk to other students but could talk to staff any time they wanted...this was about self-control, learning to delay gratification and having time to reflect about what behaviors they did that got them sent to intervention. Once solo was over the group slept in a group shelter called a Tabin (not a tavern). The beds were indeed metal frames with a wood slab on top...like a box spring. Students had sleeping pads, sleeping bags and their pillows. This may have been one of the most therapeutic things that happened on campus during my short time there. Students had to learn about self-reliance and independant thinking--not following peers who are doing negative behaviors. Each day students engaged in therapeutic groups, community projects and worked on academics and therapeutic assignments and learned how to hold each other accountable. As you can tell i am a big believer in the power of outdoor therapeutic programs! Many students returning from those interventions made huge progress behaviorally even after only 7 days and many of them have continued on that path of sucess. Also know that the interventions occured during warm months.

Though many a shadey thing has happened on that campus the staff members who work directly with the students are good people who during my time there made the best effort they could to support students given their limited training and supports. The biggest limitations to the program are the decision makers and higher-ups in Administration.

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Re: Ridge Creek School - Serious Safety Issues/ORS Violation
« Reply #404 on: December 29, 2010, 07:25:26 PM »
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No one can dismiss the reports, Robert, they are well documented.

Yet here you are still attempting to claim numerous instances of sexual assault are simply paper work issues, and not safety ones.
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