ADMISSION
POLICIES
When applying for admission to Harbor House, each candidate will meet with the Admissions Director, tour the facility, complete an application form and obtain answers to any questions or concerns she or her parents may have.
The
candidate is then required to meet with the Counselor for an assessment
interview. If a candidate is accepted, she must agree to follow
the policies of our program:
A.
Permission of parents is required for all minors before admission
to Harbor House.
B.
Residents are required to pay a $100 processing fee prior
to admission.
C.
Harbor House may require previous psychological, medical or
educational records as needed.
D.
If a client/resident is a currently an alcoholic or drug addict,
she will need to qualify for a rehabilitation program before
admission to Harbor House. If she smokes cigarettes, she will
be asked to quit smoking entirely before entering the program.
E.
If the client/resident is dealing with emotional or mental
issues/problems, the counselor will evaluate her situation
to determine whether or not the Harbor House experience can
be a benefit to her.
F.
Whether a resident is planning to parent or place her baby,
she is required to enter the program by her seventh (7th)
month of pregnancy. This allows time for the resident to benefit
from the classes, counseling, and appropriate medical care.
G.
When entering the program you will not be allowed telephone
contact with anyone for 2 full weeks.
H.
When entering the program all visits will not start for three
full weeks.
I.
Parent and/or referring county agency is responsible to pay
housing cost of USD $50.00 per day (USD $350.00 per week)
for each resident. A sliding fee schedule
has been established as a guideline that takes into account
the applicant's family size and family income. No applicant will be denied residency based
solely on an inability to pay, and the Director may waive
any part, with the exception of the application fee, after
a financial assessment of the family.
PROGRAM
POLICIES
A. All bags, suitcases, knapsacks, packages,
and rooms are subject to inspection by the Harbor House
staff at any time, if deemed necessary without prior
notice.
B.
Harbor House is not responsible for damaged or stolen
personal property brought to the premises. C.
Each resident is expected to follow all house rules.
When in doubt, it is the responsibility of the resident
to ask a house parent about the appropriateness of
any activity or behavior. Failure to comply with these
rules will result in disciplinary measures.
D.
Abstinence from sexual activity during your pregnancy
is mandatory for medical and moral reasons.
E.
Possession or use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs and/or
their paraphernalia is strictly prohibited.
F.
Residents are required to complete daily chores and
specially-assigned tasks. (See Task Descriptions)
G.
Residents who have not graduated from high school
and who have not been accepted into our GED
program are required to take classes with Harbor House
teachers instructing.
H.
Attendance is required at all chapel, counseling sessions,
classes, special events and educational activities.
I.
Residents may stay at Harbor House up to 30 days after
delivery. The doctor must medically discharge the
resident before she is released from the hospital.
J.
If a minor leaves Harbor House property without permission,
her parents will be notified and a report will be
filed with the police department.
K.
Harbor House reserves the right to dismiss a resident
at staff discretion.
L.
If a resident breaks a city, state, or federal law,
she is responsible to the proper authorities for the
consequences of her actions.
M.
If a resident believes that her legal rights have
been violated, she should request an appointment with
the Executive Director.
N.
Residents who have no private insurance, will be required
to apply for Medicaid/Healthy Start.
O.
Incoming or outgoing mail may be read and confiscated
without prior notice.
PROGRAM
SERVICES
A. MEDICAL
1.
Prenatal, delivery and postnatal care are provided
to the birth mother and baby until each is released.
The medical program is under direction of a medical
doctor. Medical expenses incurred by mother or baby
after leaving Harbor House will be the responsibility
of that mother.
2.
All babies are delivered at Coldwater (Ohio) Community
Hospital. Residents generally stay at the hospital
24 hours, and then are released to Harbor House
until dismissal from the program. A nurse will be
on duty or on call during the resident's stay. Those
residents having a C-section or other complications
will stay at the hospital until medically dismissed.
3.
Trained labor coaches are provided. Approval must
be given by medical staff and house parents before
a family member or friend can serve as labor coach.
Only females are permitted as coaches (boyfriends
may not be coaches).
4.
No medication of any kind may be kept in a resident's
room; all medications are dispensed in the clinic.
All residents are required to take medications and
prenatal vitamins prescribed by the doctor. Residents
must pick up medications from the clinic before
leaving on a visit.
5.
Parents who have questions concerning their daughter's
medical care should contact our medical department.
B. Counseling
1.
Residents have the opportunity to confidentially discuss
any personal issues with a professional counselor.
2.
Each resident will be assigned a volunteer and is
required to complete a series of training workbooks
entitled, "My Baby and Me" on an individual basis.
Each resident will meet on not less than a monthly
basis to discuss progress being made.
3.
Counselors may, at their discretion, provide family
mediation and counseling.
4.
Group counseling provides an individual the chance
to explore, with other residents, the challenges
and pressures each young woman is facing.
5.
Former residents may contact their counselor for
additional support after they leave Harbor House.
C. Spiritual
1.
All girls must attend (at least weekly) a church that
conforms to our doctrinal statement of faith.
2.
Daily devotions and weekly Bible Studies are required.
3.
To assure attendance, a church bulletin is required
if a resident chooses to attend a church other than
that of the house parents.
4.
Residents are provided with transportation to and
from selected church services on Sunday.
5.
Parents wishing their daughter to attend churches
other than those previously selected must provide
approved transportation and have church approved
by the Harbor House board and staff.
6.
Opportunities are available to attend Christian
concerts and special programs.
The Harbor House Doctrinal
Statement of Faith
- We
believe the Bible to be the ONLY inspired, infallible,
authoritative Word of God.
- We
believe that there is one God, eternally existent
in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- We
believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, in
His virgin birth, in His sinless life, in His miracles,
in His vicarious and atoning death through His shed
blood, in His bodily resurrection, in His personal
return to power and glory.
- We
believe that for the salvation of lost and sinful
men, regeneration by the Holy Spirit is absolutely
essential.
- We
believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit
by whose indwelling the Christian is enable to live
a godly life.
- We
believe in the resurrection of the body of the saved
and lost; they that are saved unto the resurrection
of life and they that are lost unto the resurrection
of damnation.
- We
believe in the spiritual unity of believers in Christ.
D. Education
1.
Residents of Harbor House are required to attend school.
This school, which is held on-site, will be taught
by licensed and/or retired teachers. Students will
be in school at least 5.5 hours per day and will not
free to accept phone calls during that time.
2.
The GED program is for residents who need an alternative
to the traditional high school education. Students
who will be unable to finish their high school requirements
will be considered for this program. In most cases,
we recommend that a student continue her high school
education, if possible. All residents must have
their counselor's approval for GED participation.
Minors must have parental consent. Residents working
toward GED certification will also attend assigned
Harbor House classes.
3.
Exercise, sewing, crafts and training classes are
offered. Residents are expected to attend. Activities
include group outings planned by the house parents,
(swimming, picnics, shopping, etc.). Occasionally
there will be envelope stuffing and the putting
on of labels for bulk mailings.
4.
Homework will be done before evening television
and weekend visitations. Homework is to be checked
by house parents Friday by 4:00 p.m. to assure visits.
Homework will be done to an adequate degree, house-parents
discretion.
5.
Residents who have graduated from high school or
have received a GED certificate and wish to enroll
in college classes or correspondence courses may
do so. All transportation, fees and arrangements
are the sole responsibility of the resident.
SUPPLEMENTARY
SERVICES
A. Clothing
Maternity
clothing is available for use while at Harbor House.
All maternity clothing provided to a resident must
be returned in clean condition prior to checking out.
Maternity wear is required at all times once entered
into the program.
B. Shopping
Trips
Residents
wishing to go shopping have the opportunity to do
so. Transportation is provided to select shopping
areas. Also, Harbor House is located one (1) block
from downtown and a few blocks from the post office.
Residents may wish to walk for daily exercise. The
Public Library is also nearby. If a resident so desires,
she may apply for a library card.
C. Mail
Outgoing
mail may be placed on the bottom step before 8:45
(except Sunday). The mail will be picked up at the
post office daily. Tampering with and/or removal of
mail from another resident's mail slot is prohibited.
Mail is delivered to residents by house parents. Stamps
are available for purchase in the Executive Director's
office.
D. Laundry
A
washer and dryer, as well as laundry soap, are provided.
Residents will be assigned a laundry day. Residents
are required to wash their towels and linens at least
once a week.
E. Recreation
Recreational
activities are scheduled periodically for the resident's
benefit. A lounge area with a television set is available
along with a video library. A variety of game equipment
is also available.
F. Special
Outings
Trips
are taken to area attractions such as museums, Christian
concerts and parks. On occasion, we have overnight
retreats.
G. Library
The
library contains encyclopedias, dictionaries, current
periodicals and newspapers as well as a wide variety
of books.
H. Money
and Valuables
For
convenience and security, a bank is provided at the
house parent's station. Parents wishing to send an
allowance should send the check or money order payable
to their daughter. Harbor House recommends that parents
provide $10-$40 per month. For your own protection,
we suggest that if you are keeping large amounts of
money, valuables, or personal papers, they be locked
in the safe in our office. Each girl is responsible
for cashing her own checks. In order to do this, she
is required to establish a savings account at the
bank of her choice. There is a bank within walking
distance of the home. Budgeting will be taught and
attendance of these sessions is required by all residents.
GENERAL
RESIDENTIAL GUIDELINES
These
guidelines are necessary to maintain order and a pleasant
atmosphere for all residents. Failure to comply will result
in disciplinary measures.
A. Dress
Residents
are expected to wear maternity clothes immediately upon entry
into the program. Modest dress and a neat appearance are expected
in public areas. Shoes or slippers must be worn on first floor
at all times. Bare feet will be at your own risk. Residents
may wear shorts, but not short shorts. Halter tops, tube tops,
and see-through mesh tops are not permitted. No jewelry pertaining
to cults or the occult will be worn at any time. After 8:00
p.m., residents may wear night clothes to watch television;
however, a robe or sweats is a must. You must wear appropriate
clothing to church or other group functions. The house parents
may ask you to change if they feel that you are inappropriately
dressed.
B. Conversation
We
desire Harbor House to be a positive experience and environment
for our residents. This atmosphere is maintained through the
behaviors and attitudes of each resident. If you have
a concern about the Harbor House program, policies, staff
members, etc., please discuss this with a staff member. We
request that residents maintain a respectful demeanor when
interacting with staff and other residents. Since choosing
to plan an adoption or to parent is a private and personal
matter, discussion of this subject will be done only in an
appropriate counseling session. Negative criticism of a resident's
choice to plan adoption or to parent will not be permitted.
Ephesians 4:29, Do not let ANY unwholesome talk come out of
your mouths, but ONLY what is helpful for building others
up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who
listen.
C. Conduct
Please
treat others with respect and you will be treated the same.
Physical fighting will result in disciplinary action. Violation
of this rule could result in assault charges being filed.
This rule extends to staff members also. Any girl hitting
or talking disrespectfully to a staff member will be disciplined
or possibly have criminal charges filed depending on the severity
of the offense. We also do not tolerate threatening behavior,
rudeness, verbal abuse, or obscene language. Deliberate harassment,
causing division, or ganging up on any one girl will result
in a warning or disciplinary action. No one has to prove how
tough she is, because no one needs to be tough at Harbor House.
D. Entertainment
In
order to provide a wholesome atmosphere for residents of all
ages, we have set the following guidelines:
1.
Extremely violent, sexually explicit, satanic, or perverted
literature, TV, or music is not allowed. A small list of authorized
television programs is posted in the TV room.
2.
In respect for others, the volume of music and/or TV. should
not be audible outside of your room.
3.
A VCR is provided in the commons area. Video rentals must
be approved by the staff.
4.
You may not bring a portable TV., stereo, head set, or radio
and alarm clock combination. An alarm clock will be provided
and we have piped-in music.
E. In-house
Guidelines
1.
Please knock and receive permission to enter before entering
any office.
2.
It is important that all residents observe all posted guidelines
for the building and grounds.
3.
Please limit the amount of time spent in the front entry
and reception area. Residents will be paged when their guests
arrive.
4.
House parent's quarters are completely off limits to all
residents, unless given special permission. Please be considerate
of their privacy.
F. Residential
Rooms
1.
Please do not trade or move furniture.
2.
Rooms are expected to be clean and in order at all times.
3.
Room and bed assignments may not be changed without permission.
4.
Residents are discouraged from borrowing or loaning personal
items.
5.
Bedroom care should be attended to immediately upon rising
in the morning. The floors are to be swept, furniture dusted,
and waste baskets emptied daily; sheets are to be changed
on a weekly basis. The floors will need to be checked for
dirt under furniture and windowsills. All bedroom mirrors
are to be cleaned weekly. Nothing is to be taped or nailed
to the walls or woodwork. No drug-related, profane or offensive
posters or similar items are to be displayed. Candles are
not to be burned in resident's rooms or anywhere in the
upstairs area. Please water all personal plants once a week.
6.
Males are not allowed in residential rooms.
G. Home
Maintenance
1.
Any problems relating to the home upkeep and sanitation should
be reported to the house parents.
2.
Chores will be assigned to all residents. Chores are to
be done immediately upon rising in the morning. Kitchen
chores are to be done immediately following each meal and
following the evening meal, prior to the television being
turned on. Meal planning is also assigned by the house parents.
If for some reason a resident is unable to do her chores,
she must obtain release from these duties from the house
parents. It will then be the responsibility of that resident
to arrange a substitute.
H. Chore
List and Descriptions
NOTE:
All chores must be completed by 8:45 am every day.
LIVING
ROOM: Should be kept neat and clean at all times. Please
do not leave things lying around. Sweep and dust daily.
Furniture should be moved and swept under once per week.
Water plants weekly.
DINING
ROOM: The table is to be cleared after each meal, washed
and wiped dry. Sweep floors and wash and dust the furniture.
Smudges on glass, windows, and pictures should also be cleaned.
KITCHEN:
Dishes are to be done as soon as the meal is finished. Counters,
stovetop and refrigerator, etc., are to be wiped clean daily.
Wastebaskets are to be emptied, and floors swept and mopped
in the kitchen, bath and pantry areas.
LAUNDRY
ROOM: You will be assigned a certain day and time for your
own laundry. Be sure that your clothes are taken back to
your room, folded and hung up or put away. Before leaving
the laundry room, wipe clean the washer, dryer, and table,
and empty the lint trap in the dryer.
HALLWAY:
Dust and/or sweep daily. Nothing is to be left in the hallway
at ANY time.
STAIRWAY:
Dust and/or sweep weekly. Nothing is to be left on the stairs
at ANY time.
BATHROOMS:
Sinks and showers are to be cleaned and scoured as well
as the floors swept and mopped and mirrors polished, daily.
The toilets are also to be washed and scrubbed daily. The
floors should be mopped and the trash emptied on a daily
or as needed basis.
COUNSELING
ROOM: Sweep and dust weekly.
CLASSROOM:
Chairs and tables are to be kept neat and orderly. The floor
is to be swept daily and after each craft class. Trash needs
to be removed daily.
I. Food
and Meals
1.
You will participate in the daily food preparation. The refrigerator
is available for meal preparation at all times. Snacking is
allowed with prior permission.
2.
Food is allowed in the kitchen, TV room and dining room,
but NEVER in the bedroom quarters, classroom or chapel.
3.
Dinner will be from 5:00pm to 6:00pm weekdays, and must
be attended by all girls in the home unless you have notified
the house parents by noon of that day. Grace will be offered
before each meal.
4.
Occasionally we will go out to eat.
J. TV
Privileges
NO
daytime television. Evening programs may be watched after
the supper chores are finished. Television will be turned
off at 9:00pm unless special permission is given. Daytime
television is permitted on weekends, i.e. Saturday and Sunday.
K. Quiet Hours
1.
There should be no noise upstairs in the bedroom area after
8:30pm. Some girls prefer to go to bed early. If you want
to socialize, please do so in the TV room.
2.
Bedtime during the week is 9:00pm with the lights turned
out by 9:00pm. On Friday nights, you may stay up until 12:00
midnight; however, on Saturday night each resident must
be in bed by 10:00pm.
L. Pets
There
may already be a house pet living in the home, however no
pets will be allowed to be brought into the home by residents
due to different allergies that may affect other residents.
We do, however, welcome all stuffed animals.
M. Transportation
No
personal vehicles are allowed, due to the limited parking
space, added responsibility, and insurance liability.
N. Fire
There
will be fire drills monthly. You never know when there drill
is a real fire. You are required to evacuate the building
as soon as possible. Depending on where you are in the building
at the time will make a difference as to which exit you will
use when leaving. Please gather at the out building at the
rear of the building as soon as possible as these drills are
timed. If you should fail to evacuate the building you will
lose one weekend visit. Also, please turn off the stove, before
exiting the building. Due to fire regulations, we will not
allow any matches or candles in the bedrooms or bathrooms.
O. Smoking, Drugs,
and Alcohol
1.
Drugs and alcohol are not good for you or your baby and will
not be tolerated. Confirmation of use will result in discipline
and risk your being expelled.
2.
No smoking will be allowed in or outside of the home. This
rule shall be observed by you and all members of your family
and visitors. If you are found smoking anywhere in the home
you may be asked to move out. Smoking is hazardous to your
unborn child's development.
P. Personal
Hygiene
1.
Be considerate of others with your bathroom time. We prefer
that each resident spend only 15 minutes in the bath and all
other care to be done in her room. Each resident is to bathe
or shower daily. Please be clean and neat in appearance at
all times.
2.
All residents will be up and ready for the day and its activities
by 8:45am, Monday-Friday.
Q. Discipline
1.
Verbal Reminders
Any
staff member may verbally remind a resident of house guidelines
and expectations.
2.
Demerits
a.
Any staff member may issue a demerit to a resident for not
following any of the house guidelines.
b.
Staff may issue an immediate logical consequence, in addition
to the demerit, such as: not being able to go on the next
trip if late at a meeting point, being confined to room
for yelling in hallway, etc.
c.
If a resident does not receive a demerit in a thirty day
period, and has maintained a positive attitude, her previous
demerits will be voided, (not including previous sets
of three).
3.
Set of Three Demerits
a.
An extra hour of work will be given once a resident has
received her first demerit.
b.
After the first set of three demerits, one visit will
be lost, in addition to the additional work being completed.
NO PHONE PRIVILEGES WILL BE ALLOWED UNTIL ALL DEMERITS
ARE WORKED OFF.
4.
Attitude Demerits
Because
a positive attitude is so important to the success of our
program, any set of three demerits given for a negative
attitude will result in a disciplinary action. For every
one demerit after the first set of three one visit will
automatically lost in addition to the loss of phone privileges
as well as the extra work load.
5. Disciplinary Action
Examples
of behavior that will result in Disciplinary Action are:
a.
Deliberate or willful disobedience of rules or a staff member's
instruction.
b.
The acquiring of three demerits for negative attitude
in conduct, gestures, or conversation.
c.
Substance abuse or possession of paraphernalia dealing
with smoking, drinking or drugs, on or off the Harbor
House premises. Items will be confiscated and not returned.
d.
Disrespectful conduct, profanity, gestures, action, or
conversation toward staff members, guests, or other residents.
e.
Verbal threats or acts of physical violence against any
resident, staff member or visitor.
f.
Willful damage to property, including the use of graffiti.
g.
Stealing.
h.
Excessive arguing among residents.
i.
Sexual activities.
j.
Running away from the facility.
One
or more of the following consequences will be issued for any
of the above offenses, or for behavior of equivalent severity,
whether listed or not:
a.
In-room restriction or restriction to a clinic room.
b.
Work duty.
c.
Loss of passes.
d.
Loss of phone privileges.
e.
Parental notification.
f.
Any other appropriate penalty.
g.
Dismissal, if necessary.
Privileges
such as TV, outings, parties, special privilege passes, opportunity
to work for pay, are always forfeited when a disciplinary action
is received. For each additional disciplinary action, the penalty
will be increased. Example: two passes revoked instead of one
pass, three hours of work duty instead of one, etc.
In
the event of extreme behavior of any kind, a meeting will
be held with the Disciplinary Board to determine an appropriate
course of action.
If
demerit is argued about at the time given there will be another
one granted on top.
Harbor
House reserves the right to alter any policy or rule at
any time.
R. Medical
1.
Lamaze classes are required. Your volunteer will be your coach.
Boyfriends cannot be coaches for the girls in delivery.
2.
Doctor appointments are the resident's responsibility. Each
girl is assigned a volunteer for transportation, WIC, counseling,
etc. You are to notify that person of your next appointment
when she returns you to the home. You should also make a
note of the date and time on your personal calendar and
the group calendar. If, for some reason, your volunteer
is unable to take you, notify the house parents at once
and they will arrange transportation.
3.
Our policy is that all deliveries are made at Joint Township
District Community Hospital in Coldwater, Ohio.
S. Telephone
1.
Phones are available on the house parents' floor for residents
to use.
2.
We would prefer there be no outgoing calls. Please arrange
a time with your daughter to call so that it will not conflict
with her program schedule here.
3.
Long distance calls may be received through the 586-9029.
Long distance calls may be received after 5:30 PM and until
8:30 PM Tue, Thurs., and Fri., and 12 - 8 PM on Saturday
and 1 - 5 PM on Sunday. Please understand that during meals,
until meal chores are completed, or during school, we will
not answer the phone. Also, there are NO phone calls during
planned activities, check will your daughter for her schedules.
4.
We encourage parents to initiate long distance calls to
their daughters rather than their daughter initiating calls.
Calls may be received during the following hours:
Monday
and Thursday 5:30pm- 8:30pm
Friday:
5:30pm - 8:30 pm
Saturday:
12:00pm- 8:00pm
Sunday:
1:00pm- 5:00pm
Time
limits of 15 minutes are necessary, depending on availability
of in-house phones. There is also no phone privileges if client
has a visit that day.
5.
There will only be phone calls accepted from father of babies
or girls boyfriends after proper counseling and approval
by house parents and counselor. Girls will only be able
to accept incoming calls from males as we do not support
girls calling males.
T. Visitation
1.
A resident may arrange for her family and friends to visit.
She will be allowed one visit per weekend. We require a 24-hour
advance notice for passes. Please give special attention to
visiting hours and plan to visit during those hours only.
This will allow the resident to participate in classes and
activities scheduled by the Harbor House staff. Visitation
hours are as follows:
Saturday:
12:00pm-8:00pm
Sunday:
1:00pm-5:00pm
2.
Anyone visiting a minor must be listed on her release form
which is filled out by her legal guardian upon admission.
3.
There are designated visiting areas for all visitors. Visitors
are not allowed on the residential floor in order to protect
the privacy and confidentiality of other residents. Public
display of affection with non-related male visitors is not
allowed. Boyfriends are not permitted to visit the home
and there is to be no personal contact while staying at
Harbor House.
4.
Harbor House maintains the right to deny visits if they
are perceived to be emotionally or physically damaging to
a resident.
5.
Harbor House is not able to provide overnight lodging for
parents and friends of residents.
6.
Upon request only, and subject to Harbor House approval,
a mother who lives out of town may stay overnight with her
daughter after the baby is born. We are sorry that we have
no facilities for male relatives.
7.
We do not allow the girls to return home, except in cases
of extreme emergency, such as a death in the family.
8.
Harbor House reserves the right to deny any visit we deem
unsafe or emotionally detrimental to the resident, regardless
of whether or not parental permission has been granted.
9.
All visits must be approved by 12:00 noon Thursday prior
to the visit.
10.
Persons wishing to take minors on a pass must meet the following
requirements:
a.
Must have parental approval.
b.
Must be over 18 years of age.
c.
Must have staff approval.
d.
Must have a valid picture ID.
NOTE:
Since there are some weekend classes, residents should check
the weekly class schedule before planning visits.
U. Signing
Out
1.
Harbor House will be using the Buddy System for all activities
outside the home. This will work with all residents of Harbor
House only.
2.
You must notify a house-parent and sign out on the sheet
by the door.
3.
You may not be gone for longer than two (2) hours without
letting the house parents know. Also, you must sign in when
returning.
4.
You must be back by dark in the winter and by 8:00 p.m.
in the summer.
PROCEDURES
FOR LEAVING THE PROGRAM
The
following procedures must be done between 9:00am and 5:00pm,
Monday through Friday.
A.
Medical release obtained from Doctor.
B.
Room check:
1.
Room in order and thoroughly cleaned.
2.
Linens must be laundered and in place.
C.
Luggage check will be required.
D.
A resident wishing to leave the Harbor House program
prior to delivery must first discuss this with her
primary care-giver (a house parent) and with a counselor.
The counselor will make the necessary contacts with
parents and staff to initiate the above check-out
procedure. If the resident is under 18 years of age,
her parents must sign a release form during weekday
business hours. At least 24 hours advance notice must
be given to adequately process withdrawal from the
program.
E.
Unless special arrangements are made at the time of
departure from the program, personal items left of
the Harbor House premises will not be obtainable after
30 days.
F.
A resident leaving Harbor House prior to delivery
must have all discipline taken care of and be in good
standings with school.
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