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What is a Recovery High School?

Recovery high schools are secondary schools designed specifically for students in recovery from substance use disorder or co-occurring disorders. Although each school operates differently depending on available community resources and state standards, each recovery high school shares the following conditions:

They meet state requirements for awarding a secondary school diploma – meaning the school offers credits towards a state-recognized high school diploma, and the student is not just getting tutored or completing work from another school while there.

They intend for all of their students to be enrolled be in recovery and working a program of recovery from substance use or co-occurring disorders as determined by the student and the School.

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The primary purpose of recovery high schools are to educate students in recovery from substance use or co-occurring disorders.


Other Frequently Asked Questions

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Rivercrest Academy is a school of choice.

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Please use the following form to request the records of current and/or former MESD students.

 

MESD Student records request form

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This school is accredited by Cognia. Cognia Accreditation signifies that it meets or exceeds rigorous standards of educational quality and effectiveness. Accreditation enhances the school's credibility and ensures that it adheres to nationally accepted standards. It also facilitates student transfers, and increases students' access to federal loans, scholarships, postsecondary education, and military programs. Learn more at Cognia Accreditation.