Break Out of Limits
Break into Real World Learning
We make education exciting for boys with ADHD
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Outdoor Learning
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Entrepreneurship
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Hands-on Education
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Grades 4-8
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Does Your Son Hate School?
Everyone knows a boy who hates school. Maybe its your boy. Especially if he has ADHD.
Parents don’t know where to turn when their ADHD sons struggle in constraining educational programs. BreakOut School is a non-profit private school built on the best current research tailored to the needs of ADHD boys.
And what are those needs? Real world experiences with Real World learning. Hands on. Out in Nature. Back to the basics. The three Rs. Ideas into action. Running their own small business.
It’s not for students with oppositional behaviors, and it’s not a boot-camp.
BreakOut School empowers boys with lasting friendships, social emotional skills, strong masculine role models, and opportunities to develop physical courage and strength. On top of that, students develop their own small business, and use earnings to pay their own school tuition.
When your son enrolls in BreakOut School, he will break out of a frustrating past into an exciting world of accomplishment.
At BreakOut School, we don't view ADHD as a disability, we view it as a SUPERPOWER!
-- Dr. Dallin Richardson, Founder
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Meet The Founders
and Helpers
Dr. Dallin Richardson, Pharm.D.
Founder
Jen Richardson
Founder
Joan Landes CMHC
Consultant
Joan is a mother of 7 children, a passionate horsewoman, and a licensed psychotherapist, who has inspired her children to have their own small businesses from a young age. She coaches couples and families who struggle with behavioral issues with each other and their kids.
Doctor Dallin Richardson, Pharm.D., has twenty years' experience consulting families affected by ADHD (Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder). He has over twenty years' experience leading boys in the Boy Scouts of America organization and teaching them in his local church. He was active in the local chapter of CHADD (Children and Adults with ADHD). He has raised two children with ADHD.
Jennifer Richardson earned her bachelor's degree in Health Education with a minor in Biology. She received her teaching certificate with an elementary endorsement. She has spent the last several years substituting locally. She has also raised two children with ADHD. One of her many passions is scrapbooking.
