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"Intervention" Program

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Deborah:

--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---i was on an intervention also. this was before ridge creek had the girl's group, so obviously before they had the boys and girls group... i don't know why but my counselor's told me i was going to go. there was a group of girls out at super restrictions and my counselors said i'd be going out with them. one of the girls had a cast on. our bags were stuffed with logs and a truck drove our sleeping bags to where we had to hike to. We'de hike18-20 miles a day and if we didn't finish by dark we have to keep hiking. No matter what time we got to sleep, we had to wake up at 6:30 and do pt, then start hiking.
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How many levels of punishment are there?
Zaps, Bans
Restrictions- Fall Out, Table, Focus
Clean Air
Challenge
Intervention-not listed in the parent manual
Wilderness

And now Super Restrictions? Where does that fit in the lineup? Not listed in the Parent Manual either.

Anonymous:
they haven't used super restrictions in a long time, interventions replaced them

Lacey:
really? Super was used when I was there in 2002-2004. It was kind of like... the middle point between restrictions and getting sent to RCI/Interventions. I think it was where they stuck the kids while they were still getting the whole story about what happened and figuring out where to send them. I never went but had a few friends who did and thats the way it seemed to us.

Anonymous:
You are all going to get different information on this depending on when the person reporting it was there.  Again, this goes back to Len Buccellato being so inconsistent and reactive to how the school is run.  Interventions, super restrictions, and challenges (from what I have heard) are basically the same thing with varying levels of intensity depending on when you were there and the kind of mood LB was in at the time.  To my knowledge none of these are in the parent handbook.

Anonymous:
my daughter "ran/walked" 100 miles in 26 days. and had heavey things in the backpack. which prbably wieghed 50-75 lbs and because she forgot her water bottle somewhere, she was required to a keep a 20 lb "not forget" rock on her or  in her pack for days.

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