Facility profile Texas
High Frontier RTC
High Frontier RTC was a program in Fort Davis, Texas. It operated from 1976 to 2020.
Staff
Administration
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Barry Blevins
Executive Director (2007)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Social Learning Environments (SLE) Vice-President, 2008
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Dale Parker
Former Assistant Administrator (before 2012)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Rancho Valmora Administrator, 2009
- Sandhill Child Development Center Deputy Executive Director, 2012
Notable staff
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Christopher C. Woodward
Former Staff (before 2008)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Cramer Creek Assistant Administrator, 2008
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Tom Homrighaus
Adult Mentor (2007)source
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John McKay
NATSAP Secretary (2008)source
Elsewhere in the industry
- Cramer Creek Administrator, 2008
- Rancho Valmora Administrator, before 2008
- Big Sky Academy Administrator, 2009
- Cramer Creek School administrator
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Liz McGhee
Referral relations director
Elsewhere in the industry
- Sandhill Child Development Center Director of Admissions (2014)
- Rancho Valmora
- Cramer Creek School involved with creation
Connections on the network map
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Ownership
- Social Learning Environments
Documents
Woodbury Reports Mentions (4)
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Woodbury Reports, December 2008 (#172), P. 21: Oakley School; Telos Academy; Anasazi Foundation; High Frontier Rtc; Rancho Valmora -
Woodbury Reports, December 2008 (#172), P. 21: Rancho Valmora; Telos Academy; Anasazi Foundation; High Frontier Rtc; Oakley School -
Woodbury Reports, December 2008 (#172), P. 21: Telos Academy; Anasazi Foundation; High Frontier Rtc; Rancho Valmora; Oakley School -
Woodbury Reports, March 2007 (#151), Pp. 11-14: High Frontier RTC
From the Unsilenced archive
27 documents about High Frontier RTC that Unsilenced collected and Kids Over Profits does not hold a copy of. They open on Unsilenced's Google Drive. Their whole folder: High Frontier.
Documents
- Additional Links for High Frontier.xlsx
- Child Care Search Result Details.pdf
- High Frontier-1.pdf
- High Frontier-10.pdf
- High Frontier-2.pdf
- High Frontier-3.pdf
- High Frontier-4.pdf
- High Frontier-5.pdf
- High Frontier-6.pdf
- High Frontier-7.pdf
- High Frontier-8.pdf
- High Frontier-9.pdf
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Research notes
- License: Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services, Child-Care Licensing Division
- Built in 1976; closed during the COVID-19 pandemic (about 2020) and the property became a resort (Big Bend Sentinel, October 2024), source
