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new WWASP school in NY, Ivy Ridge
Anonymous:
He cannot take his kid out of the school for visits unless he has custody. They will not allow it, trust me. Unless he goes to court and gets custody he cannot see his kid until she is at level 4, and even then he will be required to go to the Discovery seminar, and he will also have to be approved by the facility (who will consult the mother who has custody) before he can even take her off campus, let alone see her. WWASP won't kick her out, they just won't let him see her. It is a great game they play.
Anonymous:
my friend just got sent to ivy ridge about 6 days ago. His parents were assholes and told him they were taking him to the baseball hall of fame and then tokk him to the school. If all this stuff is true about the abuse, then im concerned about my friend. Also, is there any way i could contact him without the staff knowing??? Any help would be appreciated.
Anonymous:
LOL what is funny is that I see things on here that say "you don't know what goes on there" and then others saying "I guarantee there is abuse". This comming from someone who has no personal experience of the school. Academy at Ivy Ridge is no walk in the park, nor is it advertised that way. Some of my best friends attended that school and now have chance at a successfull, peacful life. I assure you (from personal experience in one of the WWASP schools) that the staff take much more abuse from the teens there than anything that you might call abuse towards the teens. I spent more than 2 years in one of these schools, and beleive you me I would be DEAD or in jail if i hadn't. I am more than 3 years sober now and making my own in the world with a 4.0 in college. So when you continue to bash the schools and claim facts, make sure you add this fact to your list.
Anonymous:
We have a guy that was in JAIL telling us that Ivy Ridge is abusive. Wow what credibility he has... (cough cough). Just to clarify Mr. Jail man, you are not allowed to speak out of turn at all... and I don't know if you know this but humans are smarter than dogs we know how to listen... most of us anyway. New teens are not permitted to speak to other new teens becuase it cuts down on the chances of the teens still activly in resistance to plot running away or harming someone. I agree (though not from personal experience) that jail is a peice of cake compare to one of these schools. No offense though buddy, in experiencing your fowal language and disrespect to others, I would say that Ivy Ridge has done more good to the teens than Jail did to you.
Hope that gives you somthing to chew on. I look forward to your disrepectful comments in the future as I'm sure you will give them. :smile:
Cayo Hueso:
--- Quote ---On 2005-03-02 10:11:00, Anonymous wrote:
"We have a guy that was in JAIL telling us that Ivy Ridge is abusive.
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I've heard that quite often with respect to these places from many different people. IMO that DOES give them a lot of credibility. Think about that. Jail v. TCs and they'd rather be in jail.
--- Quote ---New teens are not permitted to speak to other new teens becuase it cuts down on the chances of the teens still activly in resistance to plot running away or harming someone.
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So then how is this "resistance" (you call it resistance I call in trying desperately to hold onto some semblance of sanity in a fucking lunatic asylum) broken down???
--- Quote ---I agree (though not from personal experience) that jail is a peice of cake compare to one of these schools.
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First you doubt what "jail-man" has to say and then you say this????? I'm confused, but the fact that this doesn't bother you says quite a bit.
Thought that is silenced is always rebellious. Majorities, of course, are often mistaken. This is why the silencing of minorities is necessarily dangerous. Criticism and dissent are the indispensable antidote to major delusions.
-- ALAN BARTH, The Loyalty of Free Men, 1951.
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