PARENTS

Sobriety High Charter School Recovery
Our school exists so that students may obtain a quality education in an atmosphere that is free of exposure to mood altering chemicals and the people who use them. Our school also exists to provide recovery support, education, and a sober social network, which is essential.

Although, students voluntarily attend Sobriety High Charter School, their success depends greatly on family support.  Students are required to work a disciplined and active recovery program in order to continue their high school education. Students and adults within the community support the ongoing recovery process of each individual.  We cannot be successful at Sobriety High without the support of parents and we are very grateful to have such a strong community around and within our school.

For information on enrollment at Sobriety High, click here.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS

Please join us at our next parent support group.

Alliance Academy (Burnsville): 2nd Monday of every month @ 6:30 PM

Arona Academy (Coon Rapids): 2nd Tuesday of every month @ 6:30 PM

For more information, contact Judi Hanson @ 952/277-0809 or judi.hanson@sobrietyhigh.org.

 

PARENT’S STORIES

“Sobriety High School is a very welcoming, safe and encouraging environment in which my son has been able to continue to grow in his recovery. As a parent I am so grateful for a school that supports sobriety. The smaller class size has been an added benefit to my son’s education experience. I know that my son has made life long friends with both the staff and fellow students at Sobriety High School.” – Mother of a current SHS student

“I will always be grateful to Sobriety High for helping me understand my son’s addiction as a disease – not a character flaw or a fatal parenting mistake.” ~Jeri, parent

“Sobriety High anchored my son through his academic years. As a parent, I am extremely grateful for Sobriety High.” ~Sharon, parent

“I have witnessed many miracles happen at this school. I don’t know where we would all be without
Sobriety High.” ~Sue, parent

“Thank you for helping to save my daughter’s life. It is a debt I can never hope to repay.” ~Joel, parent

Last updated on September 9th, 2010