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Boyd Hooper This is Me
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Sunrise Academy
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1. FAQs- Girls Boarding School - Sunrise Academy
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Published on: 8/12/2004 Last Visited: 6/4/2006
A: Contact our admissions director, Boyd Hooper by dialing 801.380.3525.
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For specific questions about costs, call Boyd Hooper at 1-801-380.3525 or email www.caring4youth.org/680.html - [Cached]
Published on: 1/31/2005 Last Visited: 5/13/2005
Boyd Hooper
Enroll Info: call Boyd Hooper at 1-801-380.3525 or email bhooper@sunriseacademyrtc.com .
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Admissions Director, Boyd Hooper, B.S., earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising & Public Relations from Southern Utah University. Boyd has spent the last 15 years marketing and consulting for both private and public companies. Some of his clients include; Sattchi & Sattchi Advertising, Carolina Panthers Organization, Sento Corp, Virginia Polytechnic & State University Graduate School, Virginia Department of Juvenile Corrections, and Center for Rehabilitation- Blue Ridge Community Services.
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http://www.caica.org/NEWS%20PURE%20results.htm
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http://www.focalpointacademy.com/contactus.php
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P.O. Box 240
Mesquite, NV. 89024
Phone: 801.380.3525
FAX: 702.345.4488
Email: boyd@focalpointacademy.com
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Sue Scheff And P.U.R.E Set Sights For 2007
Parent Universal Resource Experts
(WebWire) 10/29/2006 9:57:14 PM
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Contact: Sue Scheff 954.349.7260 www.helpyourteens.com
October 30, 2006/Webwire
Sue Scheff, President of Parent Universal Resource Experts (P.U.R.E) announced new company objectives and goals for 2007. “We are very pleased with the results and the progress that P.U.R.E made in 2006,” said Scheff.
With a re-vamped website offering new parent resources, a favorable court ruling defeating an appeal from World-wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS), and an award of $11.3 million in a victory against Internet defamation, the year has been eventful for Scheff who is arguably one of the nation’s outspoken proponents for family advocacy and parent awareness.
“This past year has taught me a lot about my convictions regarding the teen help industry and the reality that I will always be someone under attack on forums and blogs in an effort to be discredited,” continued Scheff. “But, I vow to continue to fight to raise parent awareness and offer parents support through professional referral resources and services for many more years to come.”
Parent’s Universal Resources was founded in 2001 by a group of parent advocates to help families in crisis with defiant or struggling teens. “P.U.R.E. was established to offer first hand experience and share schools and programs that we would send our own children to. We are not therapists, or medical doctors; we are parents helping parents,” said Scheff.
P.U.R.E.’s confidence in best-of-class service offering comes from associations with behavioral health professionals that are highly credible and reliable. They operate a very rigorous screening process that includes a network of schools and programs that offer national accreditation for education and vocation, a therapeutic milieu’s that mandates at least 10 hours of clinical intervention per student per week, and a transition approach that requires participation of the entire family unit. “With our added associations with the Better Business Bureau, States Attorney Generals Offices, and the Alliance for Children & Families, we believe we are a more thorough and objective option for parents,” concluded Scheff.
In connection with assisting parents, P.U.R.E. helps organizations such as Coalition Against Institutionalized Child Abuse (CAICA www.caica.org) to insure that children are kept safe and are not placed in abusive environments. P.U.R.E. is also involved in the distribution of “What Every Parent Needs to Know,” an informational DVD that further educates parents on how to find the right programs and schools for their family and teen. Sue Scheff will also have her first book, “At Wit’s End” published in spring 2007.
Bunnie:
--- Quote ---P.U.R.E.’s confidence in best-of-class service offering comes from associations with behavioral health professionals that are highly credible and reliable. They operate a very rigorous screening process that includes a network of schools and programs that offer national accreditation for education and vocation, a therapeutic milieu’s that mandates at least 10 hours of clinical intervention per student per week, and a transition approach that requires participation of the entire family unit. “With our added associations with the Better Business Bureau, States Attorney Generals Offices, and the Alliance for Children & Families, we believe we are a more thorough and objective option for parents,” concluded Scheff.
what a crock of shit!
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