Summit Participates in Montana Meth Project

Students from Summit Preparatory School participated in the Montana Meth Project by painting the side of a 90 year-old barn.  The barn is approximately 80 feet long and the piece was completed with roughly 25 cans of spray paint.  The piece uses the tag line "Meth: Not Even Once" and shows a field of gravestones being sucked into a vanishing point.

Summit Receives Accreditation from COA 

The following is from a press release from the Council on Accreditation (COA):

COA’s commitment to maintaining the highest level of standards and quality improvement is designed to identify providers that have set high performance standards for themselves and have made a commitment to their constituents to deliver the highest quality services. COA is proud to recognize Summit Preparatory School as one of these outstanding providers.

COA accreditation is an objective and reliable verification that provides confidence and support to an organization’s service recipients, board members, staff and community partners. The COA accreditation process involves a detailed review and analysis of both an organization’s administrative operations and its service delivery practices. All are “measured” against national standards of best practice. These standards emphasize services that are accessible, appropriate, culturally responsive, evidence based, and outcomes-oriented, In addition, they confirm that the services are provided by a skilled and supported workforce and that all individuals are treated with dignity and respect.

Because COA reviews and accredits the entire organization, not just specific programs, you can have confidence in the credibility, integrity and achievement of your entire organization.

COA congratulates Summit Preparatory School for their hard work and wonderful achievement and is proud to have it as part of COA’s Community of Excellence.

Boys Orange Takes Mountain Bike Trip

The Boys Orange Team made it back safely from their mountain biking trip.  They traveled from Summit to Hot Springs, MT via Browns Meadow Road.  The trip was particularly wet and muddy but the boys maintained a positive attitude throughout and even had fun playing in the mud at times.  The trip went well and their only casualties were two popped bike tubes.

Summit Prep is Featured in Montana Living

Published quarterly, Montana Living captures the interest of an audience of subscribers and newsstand buyers across Montana and the nation.  To learn more about Montana Living, go to their website at www.montanaliving.com.

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