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Why Parents
Choose
Turn-About
Unique setting teens that are particularly resistant to change are more likely to be impacted by the unique setting of an historic horse and cow ranch
Traditional values - parents who are concerned about the values taught their teens appreciate the traditional Christian values taught at Turn-About Ranch
Accredited academics - students earn credits that can transfer back to their home school
Making Tuition More Affordable
Many parents avail themselves of low-interest private loans. These loans are similar to college loans and are available for private K-12 educational programs.
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Northwest Association of Accredited Schools

National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs
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Philosophy Statement
The philosophy of Turn-About Ranch can be summarized in six simple words: Real ranch. Real values. Real change.
Real Ranch
At Turn-About Ranch, we place great emphasis on providing authentic experiences through which our students can learn and grow. Because we are a real, working cattle ranch, students come to appreciate that they do isn’t “busywork” or punishment – they are completing important tasks that are essential to the continued productive operation of the ranch.
As students begin to embrace the concept of the value of real work, they begin to take a greater pride in their work, and develop a strong sense of ownership over their responsibilities.
Real Values
We talk a lot about values at Turn-About Ranch. Real values are something teens often forget or ignore as they get caught up in popularity contests, the desire to get the latest gadgets, and the hunger to appear "cool” in the eyes of their peers.
We are a Christian-based residential treatment program. We teach traditional ethics and morals and remind troubled teens how important the values of honesty, respect, teamwork, and accountability are to their success.
Real Change
At Turn-About Ranch, once-troubled teens discover the great rewards of working within a family, developing trust toward one another, and earning respect.
Real change happens when young people learn the value of a day’s work, experience the power of working in cooperation with others, and develop stronger senses of accountability, respect, and compassion.
