Name: Tavasi
Address: PO Box 4664 Logan UT 84323
County: Cache County
Phone Number: 866-910-7810
Fax: 801-659-5473
Web site: www.tavasischool.com
Head of School : Jeff Smith, Executive Director
Program Type: Residential Treatment Center
Founded: 2006
Ages/Grades: 13-18 year olds
Gender: Boys only
Enrollment: Open
Duration: Individually based, as a transition program, average stay of 4-6 months
Setting: Residential home in county
School Size: 12 Boys
Classroom Size: Attend school at Logan River Academy , fully accredited school, avg class size is 10 students
Student/Teacher ratio: 10:1
Tuition: $7,500/mo, all inclusive for campus services
Financial Aid: Assistance and resources available based on need
Support Services: Full clinical, medical, and academic support from neighboring Logan River Academy
Camp Programs: No
Accreditation Licenses: Utah Department of Licensing, Northwest Assoc. of Accredited Schools
Professional Affiliations: Member NATSAP
Area of Focus: Transition from structural clinical settings to a more homelike environment for students who may require more time in preparing for home or any less structured environment

Transition from structural clinical settings to a more homelike environment for students who may require more time in preparing for home or any less structured environment.

We believe young men who learn to make ethical choices are better prepared to live emotionally, socially, academically, spiritually, and physically strong lives. We empower our residents to live effectively and productively in a homelike environment as they prepare to integrate back into society.

No one is forced to live at Tavasi. Our residents choose to participate in the family style program. The focus is on living an ethical life, and issues are resolved through problem solving with life coaches and peers. Residents are committed to an active and positive approach to living an ethical life. In addition to continuing therapy and academics, they participate in life skills development, recreational learning activities, and community service.

Tavasi opened in 2006 to serve the male population of students who require more time in a less structured environment to aid in a successful transition to home.