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Does the child/youth have to be attending school in order to be eligible for placement?

No. In fact, many of Hope Harbor's students were either chronically truant or no longer attending school at the time of their placement.
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1
 Why do you have your own school?
2
 Are the students required to do homework?
3
 Are the children required to attend church?
4
 Are the trustees and board members compensated for their services?
5
 Are there children and youth whom you are not able to serve?
6
 Are your teachers certified?
7
 Do students participate in community service projects?
8
 Do the children maintain contact with their family?
9
 Do the students earn credits for academic work completed in your school?
10
 Do you plan to expand your services to serve more children and youth?
11
 Does Hope Harbor have an endowment?
12
 Does Hope Harbor provide adoption services?
13
 Does the child/youth have to be attending school in order to be eligible for placement?
14
 How do you supplement your costs of service?
15
 How long do the residents stay at Hope Harbor?
16
 How many children and youth are in your residential group home program?
17
 Is Hope Harbor a nonprofit organization?
18
 Is Hope Harbor licensed to provide these services?
19
 Tell me more about the kind of residents that you serve.
20
 What ages do you accept?
21
 What are the fees for your services?
22
 What do students do when they are not in school?
23
 What facilities do you have, and where are they located?
24
 What happens to the children after they leave Hope Harbor?
25
 What is the purpose of Hope Harbor?
26
 What is your school schedule?
27
 What services do you provide?
28
 Who governs Hope Harbor?

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