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Heritage School Has
Had A Change of Leadership
Heritage School in Calistoga, California has had a change
of leadership, but with the same program. Ron Whitney has
left for new challenges and REPORTS would appreciate hearing
from him as to exactly what he is up to now. The new leadership
includes Susan Whitney, Director of Applications and Admissions,
Reginald Alexander as Board Chairman, and John Rocky has just
been hired as Headmaster to head up the academic program.
Their flyer says their typical student has been achieving
below the expected levels in previous schooling, and they
provide a highly structured educational program which is closely
supervised, and rich in personal attention. "Counseling is
an integral portion of the overall school philosophy. Individual,
small and large group counseling sessions are scheduled on
an ongoing basis as well as private professional therapy."
Diane Albrecht Practices
Her New Hobby
If a biker complete with helmet and black leather jacket shows
up at the gates of your school, look closely before you hustle
them off the property. It just might be IECA member educational
consultant Diane Albrecht from San Francisco practicing her
new hobby.
Lively Conversations
At Recent IECA Conference
Lon and Linda give the nod for most appreciated hostesses
to Amy Sobieszczyk of Three Springs from Alabama, and Jane
Ellen Rhodes of Brown Schools Behavioral Health from Texas.
They each treated several consultants to dinner at the Ice
House during the recent IECA conference at Burlington, Vermont.
Overheard conversations included Diane Albrecht of San Francisco
telling of her experiences as a biker, and Phyllis Kozokoff
thanking her lucky stars she and her husband had moved to
Cleveland Ohio twenty years ago for what was supposed to be
a temporary job. Although both groups were separate (Linda
& I were with Amy), the conversations became lively and
animated, and both hostesses were wise enough to get us all
back to the hotel before there was any damage done to our
reputations or anything else.
Copyright
© 1992, Woodbury Reports, Inc. (This article may be reproduced
without prior approval if the copyright notice and proper
publication and author attribution accompanies the copy.)
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