I hope they close this monstrosity as quickly as they can. I was there in the early 90's and it seems things have not changed. The lies, the abuse, the harassment, its all still alive and well going unchecked by a city turning a blind. Parents should be well aware of the reality of this place and the lengths to which PCS will go to keep the truth (it should be eye opening that hundreds of former "students", not just a couple disgruntled rebels, tell the same stories or experiences). The only way to get out if you have wealthy parents is to graduate (PCS will make up anything they can to keep draining your family of money). PCS went as far as to accuse me of being a drug addict and saying I tested positive after home visits etc, when in actuality I had NEVER in my life touched drugs.)
It took my parents a couple years of research after I graduated to learn the real truth and they've been apologizing ever since. So not only has this hurt my adolescence, but it hurt my family to know that they were the ones who fell for such a destructive place when all they wanted was for me to spend more time on my studies and not hang out with friends they didn't approve of.
I'm well over the horrible treatment I endured, but hope that one day they will be forced to close their doors. To this day I still have problems with my knees from spending hours upon hours, hands folded and twisted, knees locked in a standing position, over and over again all day for 20 or so minutes at a time with 5-10minute breaks to work off "points" for having a sock turned the wrong way in my drawer or "hospital corners" that were not perfect.
Is this really how you want your children treated?