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RED ROCK RIDGE SCHOOL
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Red Rock Ridge School
68 10th Street
Windom, MN 56101
Phone: 507-831-6935
Fax: 507-831-6939
The Red Rock Ridge School is located in Windom, Minnesota. Within our walls, we house 3 programs: The high school alternative school, a Setting IV Behavior Program, and the Tri-County Day Treatment Program.
The Red Rock Ridge Alternative Learning Center, located in Windom, is for students in grades 9-12. The ALC offers a basic curriculum with elective classes including Art, Greenhouse, Landscaping, Woods, Basic Auto, Computers, Independent Living Skills, and Physical Education. The students at the ALC have the opportunity to participate in therapeutic groups which are held once a week. These groups are facilitated by a therapist and a social worker. We also offer a parenting group for students with children which is sponsored by Cottonwood/Jackson Public Health. This group is held one time per week during the student's lunch period. The Red Rock Ridge Alternative Center serves students from the tri-county area.
Our Setting IV Behavior Program provides social, behavioral, and academic programming directed toward identified conduct disordered or oppositional defiant students to gain skills to effectively function in their home school, work, and society. These students will receive an academic education as well as an opportunity to learn how their behavior caused them difficultly with their parents and community. Individual counseling, group counseling and social skills are important components to this program.
The goal of the Tri-County Day Treatment Program is to stabilize behavior in appropriate situations outside of a residential treatment setting. Day Treatment services for a child is an integrated set of education, therapy, and family interventions. Improving relationships with peers and adults and gaining self-confidence and esteem are key elements. The classroom is a self-contained classroom where the students work on their basic education classes through out their day. Each student works at their level to maintain and gain skills in academics. The classroom is also used as a teaching tool for behavior.
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