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Copper Canyon AcademyCOPPER CANYON ACADMEY is an all girls school in Rimrock, Arizona. COPPER CANYON ACADEMY offers an extremely comprehensive therapeutic program for girls and their families through individual, group, and animal therapy. There are also parent seminars and family workshops. All of the therapists who work with the teenage girls and their families at COPPER CANYON ACADEMY are licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Services.

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Find specialized boarding schools for girls that focus on learning differences including ADHD, dysgraphia, and dyslexia, Asperger's syndrome, as well as oppositional defiance. Schools that specifically tailor their teaching approaches to girls have graduates who benefit from specialized instruction and individual attention.

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  • Cooper Canyon Academy School for Girls

    Copper Canyon is a boarding school for girls ages 13-17 that are in need of a structured therapeutic environment. The program offers a warm, nurturing environment that promotes emotional and academic growth for every student.

  • Girls Learn Differently

    About girls' learning styles and why girlsmay do best in the single-sex classroom.

  • Julian Youth Academy for Troubled Teen Girls

    The Julian Youth Academy is a Christian residential boarding school for girls located in San Diego, California.

  • National Coalition of Girls' Schools

    The National Coalition of Girls' Schools is an association of girls' independent and public, day and boarding schools across the United States, with affiliate partners in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. NCGS members share a commitment to the values and benefits of single-sex schools for girls, and a belief that all girls, regardless of educational setting, deserve the opportunity to realize their potential, to be active and equal, confident and competent leaders, participants and contributors.