Eagle Summit
Silex, MO

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Limited Number Of
Student Scholarships Available

Angie Fusco, Executive Director of Eagle Summit, has announced that a limited number of student scholarships, up to a $1,500 saving, for a $4,500 per month total fee, have been made available for families seeking placement for their son at Eagle Summit. "These scholarships are made available to families that qualify and can greatly reduce the costs associated with residential care. This great opportunity to reach young men and families otherwise would not be able to afford treatment for their sons. It also gives us the opportunity to showcase what I think is a great program in Eagle Summit."

The team at Eagle Summit is dedicated to the success of each young man who comes to our program. Our newest staff member, Program Director Kim Robinson, brings to us a wealth of clinical and residential experience. Her expertise is in adolescent and family counseling, as well as a significant background in alcohol and drug treatment. A native of nearby Hannibal, Missouri, Kim gained her MA in professional counseling from Lindenwold University in St. Charles, Missouri. She worked at Hannibal Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse as a Detox Unit Manager and later as a therapist. She has worked as a program director for adults with co-occurring disorders, as an outpatient clinical coordinator and as a therapist in Oklahoma, Arkansas and recently right here in Missouri.

Eagle Summit's Clinical Director Penny Valvero and Educational Director Carl Adcock join Kim. They lead a dynamic team of highly skilled, degreed residential staff.

Fusco said, "We are excited to have Kim on board. I am confident that she, along with the rest of the therapeutic team, will give a clear direction to our program and the young men and families we serve. I expect terrific things in the future for Eagle Summit."

To learn more about Eagle Summit and our programs, please go to our website at www.eaglesummit-mo.com.

Eagle Summit is a small therapeutic residential treatment center for adolescent males ages 13-18 located on a 160-acre farm.