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The mission of the Wyoming Girls' School is to provide therapeutic and educational services for the development and treatment of girls in a safe, nurturing and trauma-responsive community.
The mission of the Wyoming Girls' School is to provide therapeutic and educational services for the development and treatment of girls in a safe, nurturing and trauma-responsive community.
We are a therapeutic and educational facility for the treatment of court-ordered delinquent girls ages 12-21 years. WGS provides gender-specific services including behavioral health, education and life skills development. The program teaches youth to take personal accountability for their actions and develop socially responsible values in preparation for a successful transition back to their family and community.
The Wyoming Girls' School is nestled in north central Wyoming, situated at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains in Sheridan, at 3500 Big Horn Avenue. The location provides a scenic, tranquil setting for its therapeutic and educational programs.
Dale Weber, MS, LPC, Superintendent
Dale Weber, MS, LPC, Superintendent
(307) 347-6144 - dale.weber1@wyo.gov
Samantha Heide, Administrative Assistant
(307) 675-3019 - samantha.heide@wyo.gov
Click Here for the Wyoming Girls School Grievance Policy. For instructions on submitting grievances visit FAQ page.
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