This program can reach teens across the entire St. Louis region impacted by substance abuse. It can offer an option that could help change the trajectory of a child's life.
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Colleen Raley
7 months ago
Teens in our community need this option to achieve and maintain sobriety.
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Tayla Gatson
7 months ago
This is a great opportunity for our city and its residents. It will provide resources for families and our children in recovery will have support!
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Marlene Mestres
7 months ago
Please make RHS a reality for St. Louis community
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Anonymous
8 months ago
Community is really lacking for young people in recovery and this is a HUGE way to give them that community in which to learn, grow, and eventually thrive in (and not feel threatened).
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Cindy Handy
8 months ago
We need to support our youth in need. The Recovery High School is for all types of kids to succeed in their life.
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Madison Fleming
8 months ago
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My why is my Dad, whose addiction began at 12 years old and who died at 58 from his addiction. Recovery is hard. We can make it possible.
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Presley Menendez
8 months ago
Every step forward is a victory for the adolescents on their journey. The community will see, through this school, that healing is possible when support and determination come together. I FULLY support this!!
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Judy Seltzer
8 months ago
This is a much needed service for our youth.
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Kimberly DeWalle
8 months ago
My why is because a child trying to get sober can not do it in the environment that has the drugs everywhere.
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Patty Gaus
8 months ago
If not, then what?
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Jeffrey Topel
8 months ago
This effort has wide sweeping benefit for our community at large.
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Jennifer Hawkins
8 months ago
Nobody needs to be left behind ❤️
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Chris U
8 months ago
Thank you to Aspire for leading this effort.
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Valeri M Topel
10 months ago
Yes please!
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George Pace
10 months ago
YES !!!!!!
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Courtney Rhoades
1 year ago
This is amazing and so needed for our youth and teens in this area. Hopefully this can spread to other rural regions of Missouri.
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Yanling Yan
1 year ago
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I am a mental health therapist. I think this will be a change for a lot of kids struggling with mental health and substance abuse.
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Colletta Daniels
1 year ago
St. Louis needs a public recovery high school.
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Holly Naunheim
1 year ago
Godspeed to this highschool the world is literally "dying for"!
This program can reach teens across the entire St. Louis region impacted by substance abuse. It can offer an option that could help change the trajectory of a child's life.
Teens in our community need this option to achieve and maintain sobriety.
This is a great opportunity for our city and its residents. It will provide resources for families and our children in recovery will have support!
Please make RHS a reality for St. Louis community
Community is really lacking for young people in recovery and this is a HUGE way to give them that community in which to learn, grow, and eventually thrive in (and not feel threatened).
We need to support our youth in need. The Recovery High School is for all types of kids to succeed in their life.
My why is my Dad, whose addiction began at 12 years old and who died at 58 from his addiction. Recovery is hard. We can make it possible.
Every step forward is a victory for the adolescents on their journey. The community will see, through this school, that healing is possible when support and determination come together. I FULLY support this!!
This is a much needed service for our youth.
My why is because a child trying to get sober can not do it in the environment that has the drugs everywhere.
If not, then what?
This effort has wide sweeping benefit for our community at large.
Nobody needs to be left behind ❤️
Thank you to Aspire for leading this effort.
Yes please!
YES !!!!!!
This is amazing and so needed for our youth and teens in this area. Hopefully this can spread to other rural regions of Missouri.
I am a mental health therapist. I think this will be a change for a lot of kids struggling with mental health and substance abuse.
St. Louis needs a public recovery high school.
Godspeed to this highschool the world is literally "dying for"!