Showing posts with label Phase 5 House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phase 5 House. Show all posts

Friday, October 24, 2014

Phase 5 Paintball

Earlier this month, the two Phase 5 houses went to ICU Paintball in Des Moines, Iowa as a reward for months of hard work on campus, in their houses, and in the communities where they reside. The houses are reserved reserved for students who have completed their on campus program and are waiting to transition to the next stage in their life. For some, that is college, for others it is to move back home. Generally, the students who occupy the houses are some of the top students at WA and exhibit an ability to live independently. They learn important living skills such as cooking and money management, and some students even work in the community. Overall, the two houses have been an amazing success and every student who has had the privilege to live there, loves it.

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Governor's Scholar Recipient // Claudio Maciel

On Sunday, April 28, Claudio Maciel (pictured in blue) was honored for his academic performance at the Governor's Scholar Recognition Ceremony held in Des Moines. This is the 11th annual ceremony that is put on by the Governor's Office, the Iowa High School Athletic Association, and the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.

Claudio was selected for the award based on his high academic achieving as a member of the class of 2014. Additionally, he participates in a variety of school activities and is a leader on this year's track team. Beyond those things, he is also a member of Woodward Academy's student government, being an Executive Knight on campus. After receiving the award, Claudio posed for a picture with Governor Terry Branstad and Lt. Governor Kim Reynolds and celebrated with his fellow Phase 5 roommates and key educational staff that have supported him at the reception.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Phase Five House Opens

The Phase Five House opened this week after months of planning and preparation.  Currently, four students are living at the house that is supervised by WA staff.  The house serves as a fifth phase in our program and is being utilized to help bridge the gap between residential treatment and the next stage in a student's life.

To catch everyone up on what the Phase Five House is and to see some images inside, read more after the jump.