Ripples

By Scott Cole, Teacher and Scoutmaster A Scout is helpful. One of the major qualities that a Scout should posses is the desire and the ability to be helpful. Being helpful is one of the things that is expected of all Scouts as part of their duty. A common image and stereotype of the Boy Scout is […]

The Family School was the best thing we could have given our son, and our family.  James went into the school a drug user, drinker, all about him, didn’t care about anyone but himself.  The day he left the FFS, he walked out a different young man. The FFS gave James all the tools he […]

BSA Troop 175 Helps Out Troop 74 in Breakfast Fundraiser on Mothers’ Day By Gabe L. Early Mother’s Day, May 9, Chris Evanitsky drove three Boy Scouts: Ted W., Matt A., and Jakub K., along with two journalism reporters, Gabe L. and Evan H., to the Whitebirch Fly-in Drive-in breakfast to lend a hand. The […]

By Rita Argiros, Ph. D. What about holding others accountable?  Why do the kids need to do that? Isn’t it enough for the adults at the school to enforce the rules?  Watch the dogs. When they know one of their pack mates isn’t following the rules they bring that pack mate into line.  Sometimes it looks […]

By Jake H. After June graduation Chris B. decided to celebrate his graduation in a rather unorthodox fashion. Instead of rushing off into his new life of sobriety right away Chris thought that it would be a better idea to visit a Catholic monastery to reflect on his stay at the Family School and to […]

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