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Schools for Troubled Teens in Iowa

Schools for troubled teens help parents, children and families. Facilities for teens who have outgrown their parents' ability to control and discipline them teach them the importance of functioning in society. Schools for teens who have psychological problems or came from broken homes rehabilitate them by reversing the effects of a negative upbringing and stressing that there is always a home for those who are willing to seek it.
  1. Midwest Academy

    • Midwest Academy is a self-contained school for troubled teens in Keokuk. The academy combines a self-paced teaching framework, within which students receive optimal teacher and classroom support and assistance, with seminars and workshops designed to teach teenagers trust, integrity, responsibility, the repercussions of actions and ways to deal with anger. The school holds seminars for parents outside the academy to help impart healthy coping and parenting techniques for dealing with troubled teens. Midwest Academy maintains an open-door policy that allows parents to visit and tour the school as they please.

      Midwest Academy
      2516 340th St.
      Keokuk, IA 52632
      319-524-3560
      midwestacademy.net

    Tanager Place

    • Tanager Place is a psychiatric institution in Cedar Rapids serving children ages 5 to 17. For troubled teens with social or psychological problems that make them incapable of attending school in a normal setting, Tanager Place combines creative, specialized education with the psychiatric care required to ensure that students will be fully functioning members of society once they leave. An on-site Expressive Arts facility teaches teens constructive methods of dealing with emotional problems.

      Tanager Place
      2309 C St. SW
      Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
      319-365-9164
      tanagerplace.org

    Promise Academy

    • The Promise Academy of Marshalltown is run by the Christian nonprofit organization Quakerdale. The Promise Academy is not a school, but a community living environment for troubled teens who have suffered abuse, violence or neglect. It accepts students ages 10 to 16 and works in partnership with the Marshalltown public school system. Teens attend Marshalltown schools while living at the academy, which provides a safe, stable environment while teaching self-worth, responsibility, community, leadership and the principles of Christian living. Promise Academy works closely with schools to ensure that teens are doing well academically and socially.

      Promise Academy
      1909 Summit St.
      Marshalltown, IA 50158
      641-752-3912
      quakerdale.org

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