Children's Program/MIPH - Therapeutic Boarding Schools

Children’s Program/MIPH

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GET FREE HELP NOW Location: Greenville, South Carolina

Phone: 864-455-4932

Type(s): Coed, High School, Junior High School, Pre-Teen

Website: http://ghspsych.org/childrens-residential-treatment-program-2/

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DISCLAIMER: Some programs listed in this directory are not licensed as medical or mental health facilities. Some are boarding schools with a spiritual mentoring program, character-building curriculum, and 24/7 supervision. Take care when choosing any program for your teen.

The Children’s Residential Program provides individualized, comprehensive, family centered treatment for children with emotional behavior problems who have been unsuccessful in their home and community environments. Our Children’s Residential Program provides 22 beds for residential treatment for children ages 6 to 12 years. During the length of stay, care is coordinated and delivered by a dedicated team of professionals including a psychiatrist, pediatrician, nurses, behavioral therapists, recreational therapists, residence counselors, teachers and therapist aides.

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About Therapeutic Boarding Schools in South Carolina

South Carolina Therapeutic Boarding Schools

Accreditation is optional for private facilities in South Carolina, however, accreditation is one option to satisfy South Carolina’s compulsory attendance statute, as long as the school is a member school of the South Carolina Independent School Association or equal organization. Accredited schools are governed by their accrediting organizations and must meet their specifications regarding teacher certification, curriculum and other areas that state law does not regulate for private schools. Attendance at a nonsectarian private school will also satisfy South Carolina’s compulsory school attendance statute as long as the school is approved by the State Board of Education. Students may also attend parochial, denominational, and church-related schools to satisfies this requirement.

Although no standards have been developed yet, the Attorney General has determined that the State Board of Education has the authority to establish standards for private school approval. Private schools must maintain health and sanitary standards subject to inspection by the Department of Health and Environmental Control.

Reference: http://www2.ed.gov