Montcalm School
Albion, MI

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Norm Ostrum visits Woodbury Reports

Norm Ostrum, Director of Admissions for the Montcalm Schools, stopped by the Woodbury office for a visit. He will attend the Regional NATSAP conference in Sandpoint. He has also visited several network programs this trip.

The Montcalm Schools are part of Starr Commonwealth and offer private referral, therapeutic residential treatment programs for boys and girls based on the PPC model. The programs offer strength-based therapeutic and educational services for young men and women who may be experiencing family conflict, ADD/ADHD/ attention issues, Asperger's Syndrome, learning disabilities/ differences, oppositional behaviors, substance abuse issues and other behavioral issues.

In addition, they also offer a specialized program for social growth called Outside In. This program is for youth ages 12-21 who have been diagnosed with PDD, ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome.

Norm explained Montcalm has a transitional living program called Crossroads, as well. This supervised, on-campus transitional living program gives youth ages 17-21 a chance to work in the community or continue their education while practicing independent life skills in an apartment-like setting.

For more information on Montcalm Schools, contact Norm at 866-244-4321.