PIPS ~ Parents in Partnership Society | of The Family Foundation School

Mar/10

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Transformation


Bruce shares on the amazing transformation he has witnessed in his daughter since she has been enrolled at The Family Foundation School.

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Mar/10

8

Fondest Memories

Mary Ellen shares her fondest memories of visiting her son at The Family Foundation School and is grateful that he continues to do well two years after graduation.

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Mar/10

7

Gratitude and Respect


Dave shares his gratitude for The Family Foundation School and his respect for the staff.

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Mar/10

6

Rediscovering the Precious

“There are some experiences in life that can only be understood by those who have walked in the same shoes.  My daughter has now been absent from our home just over a year.  She is currently living over 5,000 miles from our home in Alaska.  We are closer now than when she was here with us.  Whenever we communicate on the phone, or by letter, or on our visits . . . it is precious and good time together.  Every time that I visit the Family school, I’m more impressed with the staff and the students.  The Family Foundation School is a special place with special people.  We thank God for FFS every day.”

From Tim B.,  FFS Parent

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Judy shares her fondest memory as well as the fact that her son found a place he would be safe at The Family Foundation School.

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Mar/10

4

The Biggest Smile

Marcia remembering making a surprise visit to her son and the big smile he had as he was coming off the varsity soccer field.

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Mar/10

4

Gratitude


Dennis S. shares his gratitude for the transformation within his daughter through her journey at The Family Foundation School.

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Mar/10

3

A Fondest Memory


Marian shares her gratitude for The Family Foundation School that today her son is alive and well.

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Toni R. proudly displays an image of his son’s Eagle Scout ceremony.

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Feb/10

27

FFSPIPS ~ Our Opening Prayer

O God,
From whom all blessings flow,

We come before you in prayer tonight,
People of all different backgrounds, traditions, faiths and understandings,
United in our gratitude for The Family Foundation School.

We ask that you might use this evening to transform the harmful emotions and actions
Of those few individuals who seek to tear down The Family School.
Grant a new understanding to those who feel hurt or anger
That all Family School parents, staff, students and alums might be reconciled,
One to another,
And that the mission of educating youth at risk, OUR youth,
Might continue unabated in Hancock, NY

Bless this meal we are about to eat,
And bless our conversations
As we continue to share our experience, strength and hope with one another.

We ask all of this confident that when we trust you,
Blessings beyond our wildest imaginings will be showered upon us all.

Amen.

By Kristina A.

“Thank you, FFS, for the good work you are doing with my son.  He is learning to love himself and others, to deal with his issues and accept his gifts, is succeeding academically and is willing to try new extracurricular activities! He is a pleasure to be around. None of this would have been possible without FFS.  I am so grateful for the caring, supportive, encouraging environment of FFS.”

also shared by Kristina A., parent of current student from New York.

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