The Sovereign School incorporates Five Keys for Success designed to establish a student's independence: Emotional and Spiritual Wellness, Education and Career Training, Community Service and Apprenticeships, Creative Arts and Art Therapy, and Physical Health and Wellness. Progression through the program provides for the transition of responsibility from parent and program to the student over the course of one year.
So vague it practically ensures they'll graduate before retirement rolls around.
Except they don't GRADUATE. They stay until the money runs out. These girls are 18-24 y/o, with enough behavioral issues to make it worth their (rich) families whiles to spend $8000/mo to keep them out of the way. Back in the old days, they used to use attics and basements, so I guess this is an improvement. Sort of.
Just give up your car, your phone, your internet access, your friends, your LIFE, and sit in Vermont watching the trees grow. There is NO "career training" available, unless its milking cows. "Apprenticeships" and "Community Service" opportunities are a joke too. There are only so many old ladies to help cross the road there. No theater. No gym. Not even a store that's open all year round (just weekends during tourist season... trinkets and postcards, no Cokes or snacks or anything useful.) There's one church (hope you like Congregational).