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| Disclaimer:
The text below can be considered biased by some because the author lives in
a country, which have ratified the
UN Conventions on the Rights of a child. |
| Parents considering sending their off-springs to this
country, should read the warning from the U.S. Department of State against facilities abroad. |
| Mexico has in fact functioned as a
kind of garbage can, where things that can not see the light of the day in
the United States, are placed.
The majority of facilities was located in the region called Baja
just south of California.
During a number of raids in the years after 2001 most of the
facilities was shut down. However as of 2009 at least one facility
is still in operation.
The are also several temporary church camps operating in the
country for a limited period, which are used for behavior
modification.
Listed below is some of the programs we have information about in
Mexico.
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Short description |
Wiki |
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| Casa by the Sea |
Locked boarding school. Closed down in 2004 |
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Closed after raid |
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Chilanko Lodge Treatment Center |
Same owners as Whítmore academy |
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Closed 2001 |
| Genesis by the Sea |
Religious based locked boarding school. The
state of California closed its sister program |
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Closed |
| High Impact |
Boot Camp, where teenagers were placed in dog
cages, closed down by the authorities in 2002 |
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Closed after raid |
| Positve Impact |
Program started by former staff from Island View
in Utah |
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Closed 2005 |
| Sunrise Beach |
Locked boarding School. Closed down in 1996 |
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Closed after raid |
| Sunset Bay Academy |
Previous marketed as Seaside Academy, Pacific
View Academy, Oceanside Teen Center. Locked boarding school.
Use a behavior modification program designed by the WWASP chain. |
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New name June 2009 |
This page was updated June 14, 2009 |
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