Shrub Oak, a private school for autistic youth, charges up to $573,200 annually but operates with little oversight. This lack of regulation has led to serious issues for students. Read on for more details. 👇
From day one, Brett Ashinoff's parents had concerns: weight loss, neglected hygiene, and lack of proper medication. These red flags escalated into physical restraints and injuries. Discover the full story. 🔍
Despite these alarming incidents, no state agency has authority over Shrub Oak, leaving parents and staff with nowhere to report abuses. Find out how this impacts the students. 📢
Shrub Oak's grand promises of top-notch facilities and care fell short. ProPublica’s investigation reveals a troubling pattern of abuse and neglect. Click to read more about these findings. 📄
Parents have documented bruises, medication errors, and more. Yet, attempts to get help from state authorities have been futile. Dive into these heartbreaking accounts. 💔
Some families praise Shrub Oak, citing it as a last resort for their children with severe behavioral challenges. But the lack of oversight raises critical questions. Learn why this matters. ⚖️
Despite its high costs and promises, Shrub Oak struggles with staffing, leading to inadequate care and supervision. Uncover the reality behind the school's façade. 👀
Issues at Shrub Oak include hiring staff with criminal convictions and failing to provide necessary individual aides. The impact on students is severe. Read the full investigation here. 🔗
Families report incidents where students were denied basic care, such as medication and proper hygiene. The school's response to these allegations is troubling. Click to learn more. 🚨
The story of Shrub Oak is a stark reminder of the need for oversight in private schools, especially those caring for vulnerable populations. Stay informed and support investigative journalism.
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