ABOUT B.R.E.C.

Board of Directors
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Chairperson
Allyson Gillispie, Mt-BC
Skyline Music Academy
Director since 2011
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Vice-Chairperson
Dr. Sean R. Coffron, PhD

Educator and Instructional Technologist

Director since 2021

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Secretary

Constance V.S. Richards, PhD, LCSW

Clinical Counselor,

Randolph-Macon Academy

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Shenandoah University

Director since 2006

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Treasurer
Dan Lenz
Warren County Parks & Recreation
Director since 2021
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Ingrid Chenoweth, MDiv, MAT 

Pastor, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,

Front Royal

Director since 2018
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Christine Hartman, LCSW
Senior Clinical Director
Crossroads Counseling Centers, Inc.
Director since 2011
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Carol Olson, LCSW
Private Practice, Front Royal
Founder, Blue Ridge Educational Center, Inc.
Director since 2017
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Vida Timbers, M.Ed
Retired, Warren County Public Schools
Director since 2007
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Our Vision
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Our vision is that every student has access to an integrated network of community and family support that provides the skills and opportunities they need to realize their full potential.

View our Strategic Plan
Our Mission
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Our mission is to help emotionally and intellectually challenged students develop the academic, emotional, and life skills they need to be successful in the world. 

 

Working in close partnership with schools, we find creative solutions to complex student needs in a safe, community-based educational environment, addressing each individual’s unique developmental requirements through a comprehensive, whole-person approach.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

— Parent of former student

"BREC met and exceeded my expectations when dealing with my sons unique educational needs.

 

Through the years we had tried public school, private schools and even homeschooling. It wasn't until he became a student at BREC that I began to see remarkable changes in his academics, and more importantly, his social and emotional behavior.

 

Without the caring, patient, supportive staff at BREC, graduating from high school would have been nearly impossible."