Accommodation in a family structure

Today, it accommodates and trains 250 children aged from 7 to 17, from the sixty poorest districts of the area. They all come from families where drug addiction and criminality form part of the "means" they use to try to survive.
The school battles to integrate these young people so that they can receive a normal school education and avoid being placed in social aid homes - which are inappropriate for high level school integration.

Five days out of 7, the students live as boarders and whenever possible, the school's educators send them back to their families on weekends, to avoid severing the links between parents and children. During the week, they are housed in structures of the "family home" type, where two adults take charge of all aspects of collective life - as in
a real family.

The same care is taken in the quality of the teaching: the classes have a maximum of 15 students, so that each one can benefit from close attention from the teachers and thus catch up on their schooling.

Since the Glenwood School can only operate with private donations, the Veolia Environnement Fondation will help it buy a minibus in order to convey the students to the sports stadiums where they regularly take their sports instructors.
A necessity for a school career like those of other children.