Facility profile Oregon

Crater Lake School

Closed Sprague River, Oregon

Crater Lake School was a program in Sprague River, Oregon. It operated from 1997 to 2004.

Survivor testimony

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News coverage

  • The Bulletin Nov 4, 2009 Closure

    School poses a threat to children, say investigators

    State investigators ordered the emergency suspension of Mount Bachelor Academy in Oregon after confirming multiple violations of state rules and allegations of child abuse and neglect, including sleep deprivation, forced manual labor, and inappropriate therapy workshops. The facility was cited for failing to maintain a safe environment and lacking adequate mental health professionals. Separately, an affiliated wilderness program faced scrutiny following a student's death.

  • Woodbury Reports Jul 1, 1999 General

    Seen 'n Heard, 7/1999

    This industry news compilation from July 1999 details program updates, graduations, staff appointments, and milestones across various behavioral and therapeutic schools for youth. Announcements include academic transitions, karate competition participation, and organizational updates within the residential program industry.

Staff

Administration

  • Bobbi Trott Christensen

    President

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • NATSAP Board of Directors

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Member

  • NATSAP

Documents

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Reference and research

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