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Northwest Children's Home Education operates three private, non-profit K-12 Education Centers.
All three schools are accredited by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools, and officially recognized by the Idaho State Department of Education and the Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The mission of the Northwest Children's Home Education is to provide quality rehabilitative, therapeutic and educational services for children and families.
Our largest school, in Lewiston, serves between 100-115 special needs students.
About half these children are Children's Home residents, and come from all over Idaho and Washington.
The others are from the Lewis-Clark Valley and surrounding communities.
In Nampa, the Syringa school provides educational services for up to 24 residential girls.
Northwest Children's Home Education operates three private,
non-profit K-12 Education Centers. All three schools are accredited
by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools, and officially
recognized by the Idaho State Department of Education and the
Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction. The mission of the
Northwest Children's Home Education is to provide quality
rehabilitative, therapeutic and educational services for children
and families. Our largest school, in Lewiston, serves between
100-115 special needs students. About half these children are
Children's Home residents, and come from all over Idaho and
Washington. The others are from the Lewis-Clark Valley and
surrounding communities. In Nampa, the Syringa school provides
educational services for up to 24 residential girls.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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