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At 43 I was madeaware of this mafia of child damaging money making facilities through my EX putting a perfect boy (12) in Discovery Academy. What a nightmare, we Americans are so dumb and treat our kids like rental garden tools.

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i went to harbor oaks for a long time. i was there for almost 2 years and i left and was sent to another program then i came back for about 3 months. there was no physical abuse. i never thought it was that bad for a program. the things ive read about it are true like the phone times and home visits and the education. i didnt get much done doing school there. because to do the school there you basically have to really want to do it. and lets face it no teenager really wants to do school. they give you workbooks that are called paces. and you have 12 for each subject for each grade and you work on it and if you have any questions you ask this one guy whos in the room. i use to just sleep in class all day. or just fake sick and have to stay in my room all day. and not everyone got the amount of therapy that their parents were told they would get. some girls i knew hadnt gotten any. i didnt get any unless i asked for it. and i remember when i was there i heard some girls saying the counseler wasnt a real counseler. and yea some of kids there did do sexual stuff with eachother. i left there the second time around march of this year. it really wasnt that bad from my point of view though. there was good food. it was a nice place. i didnt completely agree with everything though. like memorizing bible verses to get up a level. they didnt make us be christian though. but i guess for a truely troubled teen it may not be that great of a place for them to be. they have helped people though. it has its good things and its bad things.

i attended harbor oaks and did not see anything that looked like abuse. i know alot of guys that did not want to be there but, we all wanted to get back home. i learned a lot from the people there and they did not try to force anything on me. it is a christian school so yes church was a to do, but they did not make me believe before i came home. and my parents made the choice to send me to a christian place, so i could get bitter or try to move forward. i got to meat a lot of other guys going through the same crap i was going through, and it helped me to see how i could be a better man. so as far as all the crap you say about them to bad for you, you don’t know the people i do and you can say all you want but untill you know someone you cant judge them.

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My Grandma Bette “May she rest in peace” used to say……
“WHEN YOU LOOK YOU FIND”
I hope you never stop looking for a way to shut down this industry.
We all survived for a reason.
To uncover the truth and the root of the problem.
To stop future abuse, to make the General public aware.
It will be as common as the knowlage that G.W. Bush is an idiot!

Harbor Oaks Boarding School - North Carolina

Harbor Oaks is a Christian boarding school located in Mars Hill, North Carolina. The owners are James and Patricia Jones. The facility uses the Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) workbook curriculum provided by School of Tomorrow.

School of Tomorrow requries that just one person in an entire school be “certified” to use the curriculum. However, this certification is NOT from any state agency. It is issued by School of Tomorrow.

This enables schools to use the curriculum without having any certified teachers.The status of the “teachers” at Harbor Oaks is still in question.

ISAC has received complaints against Harbor Oaks alleging inadequate education, false advertising, unqualified staff, lack of supervision, and physical abuse.

Sue Scheff, owner of Parents Universal Resource Experts (PURE), reportedly receives payment in exchange for referring families to Harbor Oaks.

ISAC has learned that Scheff’s daughter, Ashlyn Jockell, is employed by the facility.

The Madison County Department of Social Services has substaniated a report for neglect at Harbor Oaks.

The findings include: lack of medical care, lack of mental health care, and improper supervision.

Anyone with information about Harbor Oaks is asked to contact ISAC immediately.

Updated September 30, 2007

Letter about Harbor Oaks

Official Finding of Neglect

Source: http://www.isaccorp.org/documentsam.asp#harboroaks

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Since the last entry on this blog, Sue Scheff has attacked this site two times. First, Sue Scheff sent a letter to the data center our hosting service uses. Second, she sent a letter to Google AdWords, claiming incorrectly that her name was trademarked. Not surprisingly, her first recent letter, including attachments, was nearly identical to the first letter she sent GoDaddy. I will include it here in full: (more…)

How a ‘child advocate’ gamed the media

Republished From Reason Magazine with Permission of the author. Original here. Maia’s Huffington Post comment on this article here.

Maia Szalavitz | August 24, 2007

Sue Scheff has some serious chutzpah. Portrayed by ABC News, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal and Forbes as a beleaguered mom running a small business to help parents find treatment for troubled teens, Scheff’s been telling reporters about a service called Reputation Defender, which she says allowed her to triumph over a bunch of rage-filled Internet cranks. Scheff says these vengeance-seeking wackos nearly destroyed her, an innocent businesswoman, with a series of libelous comments posted on online discussion boards. They had called her a “fraud” and “con artist,” she says, and claimed that she was referring teens to tough love programs that then abused them.

What none of this media coverage mentions is that a few years back, Scheff was sued for the same types of comments now directed at her—highlighting the abuses of a “tough love” rehab center (in this case, one of Scheff’s rivals). At the time, she framed the suit against her as an attempt to squelch her free speech.

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Although with the recent publicity and rumors surrounding Sue Scheff have apparantly provoked Isabelle Zehnder of CAICA to distance herself, the relationship between the two in the past has been well documented, including in the words of Zehnder and Scheff themselves.

Like Sue Scheff, on the surface, Isabelle Zenhder appears to be a legitimate advocate. Her website includes comprehensive information about the dangers of programs. What most people don’t realize is most of that comprehensive information is copied verbatim from other sources without their permission. This, by itself, wouldn’t be much of a concern. What does concern many, however, is that Isabelle Zehnder refers kids to programs through Sue Scheff.

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On August 14th, On one of her many cross-linked spam blogs, Sue Scheff wrote the following, denying that there is a lawsuit against her and Focal Point Academy:

“I have read claims, Blogs, and horrific postings about my
organization and myself being served a lawsuit - this is not
true. Neither myself nor the other defendants listed on
what they are posting have received any such lawsuit. If
there is a lawsuit, we certainly don’t know about it and you
would think the defendants should have it?

This is a further campaign to discredit me which has
recently escalated since I will be on 20/20 i-Caught this
evening” [hyperlinks added]

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