Alternative Day Schools
Helping meet the behavioral and
learning challenges of K-12 students.
Our Schools
Aurora Plains Academy
Aurora Plains Academy was established January 2007 in Plankinton, South Dakota with a goal to facilitate lasting change in youth and their families by restoring empowerment within nurturing relationships. Treatment areas for the youth at the Academy include mental illness, emotional problems, conduct problems, cognitive delays, addictions, sexual abuse/offender issues, academic issues, and peer and family problems.
Crossroads Academy
Crossroads Academy in Decorah is Clinicare’s first Alternative School in Iowa. Educational services began at this location during the 2003-2004 school year for elementary, middle school, and high school students who needed an alternative school system dedicated to meeting their personal needs and equipping them for success.
New Frontier Academy
In January 2000, The New Frontier School was developed to meet the behavioral and learning challenges of students in Southwest Wisconsin. Students in elementary, middle, and high school who require a structured learning environment with a high level of behavioral support will benefit from our individualized programs. Dozens of school districts refer students to the Clinicare Alternative Day School programs.
Eau CLaire Academy
The Eau Claire Academy Day School develops individualized academic instruction designed to meet each student’s needs. We assist students in strengthening their problem solving, social and conflict management skills. We believe that all children can experience success both academically and socially. Our Academy was established in Eau Claire, Wisconsin in 1967.
Our Mission & Core Values:
Our mission is to provide a highly structured, supportive, and safe learning environment where students with unique or special education needs can benefit from education and develop appropriate school behaviors and social skills.
Respect
To treat others as you would have them treat you, to value the worth of every person including yourself.
Compassion
Offering an understanding of others’ feelings and encouraging good choices.
Integrity
Role-modeling honesty, trustworthiness, kindness, and dignity even in times of difficulty.
Responsibility
To do what is right, what one is expected to do and to be accountable for your behavior and obligations.