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Academy at Swift River - Academic "Credits" Don't Transfer
Whooter:
The staff in the school really focus on help the children. It s avery therapeutical framework with good results
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These parents found that their kids had to repeat a grade because the credits didn't transfer to their local high schools.
You have said before that it took your daughter five years to graduate high school. She obviously had to repeat a grade after the program as well.
ASR doesn't tell parents that their kids will have to repeat grades after leaving the program. That's dishonest to say the least.
Troll Control:
--- Quote from: "Whooter" ---The staff in the school really focus on help the children. It s avery therapeutical framework with good results
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"A very therapeutical framework"?
This thread is about ASR's unaccredited academics.
Readers should be aware that the poster "Whooter" has admitted to being a fiduciary of Aspen Education Group and is part of their dishonest marketing program. Please click on the link in my signature to be directed to his statement that he has a financial stake in Aspen Education Group in order to view his statements in proper context. He has also admitted the academics are unaccredited and his daughter had to repeat a year of high school.
Troll Control:
--- Quote from: "Whooter" ---I know it's hard to choose a school or program when your kid is in a crisis and you don't see any other alternative. You kind of have to go on your gut feeling, after doing all the checking and questioning possible. ASR wasn't perfect, but I believe they save our son's life. Overall we were pleased, ... Read more but there were some things we wish had gone smoother. He got his education, lots of therapy, both private and group, learned how to get along with others and had many experiences unique to ASR. Plus there were many recreational and other non-curricular activities. He clearly needed to be there for at least 14 months. The staff was terrific and communication mostly good. We were very involved in the therapuetic process
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This poster has maintained for over five years on this board that he had a daughter that attended ASR. He now claims to have had a son there.
Anne Bonney:
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--- Quote from: "Whooter" ---I know it's hard to choose a school or program when your kid is in a crisis and you don't see any other alternative. You kind of have to go on your gut feeling, after doing all the checking and questioning possible. ASR wasn't perfect, but I believe they save our son's life. Overall we were pleased, ... Read more but there were some things we wish had gone smoother. He got his education, lots of therapy, both private and group, learned how to get along with others and had many experiences unique to ASR. Plus there were many recreational and other non-curricular activities. He clearly needed to be there for at least 14 months. The staff was terrific and communication mostly good. We were very involved in the therapuetic process
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This poster has maintained for over five years on this board that he had a daughter that attended ASR. He now claims to have had a son there.
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