Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > The Ridge Creek School / Hidden Lake Academy
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Anonymous:
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--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---That's a bit dramatic. If they were on restriction, then they had broken the rules and were doing restriction stuff such as work assignments or writting assignments. If they were not on restriction and being "hidden" away, they were typically on the fields playing some sort of ball game or at the lake fishing, or just haning out with each other.
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ummmm, i clearly remember ther being a time when we were hidden, back behind the lake, where the rci ropes course is. there was some kind of outsider event going on
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That's when the Ed Cons were brought in and paraded around the campus. Staff hid the students who were on Restrictions at HLA or at the Chalet.
TheWho:
--- Quote ---That's when the Ed Cons were brought in and paraded around the campus. Staff hid the students who were on Restrictions at HLA or at the Chalet.
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This is very fundamental. Whenever you have people coming thru your company who can be responsible for bringing you more business you are going to do the best you can to make their visit pleasurable. This means putting your best foot forward and if there are a couple of kids who would be disrespectful or intentionally disrupt the visit, they should be sent on a fishing trip for a few hours. The Edcons are aware there are kids with behavior issues, and on restriction etc its there business. But it isn’t something a school or organization would want to expose them to during their visit. This isn’t something that just schools do, it applies to anyone who owns a business.
RobertBruce:
--- Quote --- If they were on restriction, then they had broken the rules
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Not nessecarily. I had a kid in my pg placed restriction simply because we were close to graduating and he had never been on one before.
--- Quote ---If they were not on restriction and being "hidden" away, they were typically on the fields playing some sort of ball game or at the lake fishing, or just haning out with each other.
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Not the groups I was in. The times I was hidden away with the other problem children we were put to work.
--- Quote ---Wrong, wrong, wrong. HLA FOUGHT against being licensed by ORS. Since you have access to documents, take a look at the letters Q&Q sent to ORS stating why the should have an "exemption". We have copies of those letters and there are flat out lies regarding why HLA shouldn't be licensed by ORS. You clearly want to distort the truth - a typical HLA move.
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Yes Sybil, please enlighten us as to why they claimed to the state they were a traditional boarding school where the primary purpose was on education, yet advertised as a theraputic boarding school where the primary purpose was on therapy? Why did they do this for 12 years and why did it take us forcing the issue in order for them to become properly licensed?
--- Quote ---intentionally disrupt the visit, they should be sent on a fishing trip for a few hours.
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Once again you highlight your ignorance Cindy. I was hidden away many times, I assure you there were no fishing trips.
--- Quote ---This isn’t something that just schools do, it applies to anyone who owns a business.
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Is that why you hide away your illegals so often?
Troll Control:
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--- Quote ---That's when the Ed Cons were brought in and paraded around the campus. Staff hid the students who were on Restrictions at HLA or at the Chalet.
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This is very fundamental. Whenever you have people coming thru your company who can be responsible for bringing you more business you are going to do the best you can to make their visit pleasurable. This means putting your best foot forward and if there are a couple of kids who would be disrespectful or intentionally disrupt the visit, they should be sent on a fishing trip for a few hours. The Edcons are aware there are kids with behavior issues, and on restriction etc its there business. But it isn’t something a school or organization would want to expose them to during their visit. This isn’t something that just schools do, it applies to anyone who owns a business.
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This is called "false advertising." HLA states very directly that they don't take disturbed kids, but hey certainly do - and a lot of them. They just remove the severely disturbed ones so they can make a sale based on false premises. Not so complicated at all.
Anonymous:
--- Quote from: ""TheWho"" ---
--- Quote ---That's when the Ed Cons were brought in and paraded around the campus. Staff hid the students who were on Restrictions at HLA or at the Chalet.
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This is very fundamental. Whenever you have people coming thru your company who can be responsible for bringing you more business you are going to do the best you can to make their visit pleasurable. This means putting your best foot forward and if there are a couple of kids who would be disrespectful or intentionally disrupt the visit, they should be sent on a fishing trip for a few hours. The Edcons are aware there are kids with behavior issues, and on restriction etc its there business. But it isn’t something a school or organization would want to expose them to during their visit. This isn’t something that just schools do, it applies to anyone who owns a business.
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Does "putting your best foot forward" include putting up holiday decorations the day AFTER the holiday just to impress the Ed Cons? Or making the students plant flowers and scrub floors just to spruce up the place just for the Ed Cons?
They would also hide the kids who were on restrictions were prospective parents toured the campus as well. What does that tell you?
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