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Adventure Academy USA

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Program Description
Christian alternative boarding school for troubled teens, a family and struggling teen ministry resource utilizing adventure, wilderness experiences, innovative and accredited academics, motivated Christian staff leaders and mentors, and over ten years experience working with youth and families. Not co-ed, but all-girls and all-boys. We offer open enrollment and a semester or 9-month option, tuition savings plans, and unique family workshops. Our goal is to "exceed the need". Member of Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and our staff and leadership have experience in virtually all comparable fields of youth and family work.
Program Details
Program ID:1266
Program Name:Adventure Academy USA
Program Type:Christian School
Age Ranges:14 - 18
Program State:Oregon
 
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