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Neosho, Missouri Christian Boarding Schools for Boys

Want an Affordable Christian Boarding School for Troubled Boys in or Around Neosho, Missouri?

Although it is not in Neosho, MO, Master’s Ranch and Christian Academy in Missouri could be just the place for your teenage boy if he’s been getting off track in life.

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Here at the Master’s Ranch Christian Boarding School, we know the difficulty of parenting a struggling or oppositional adolescent boy. Permit us to reassure you that help for your son is not far away. We are a Christian therapeutic boarding school for troubled teenage boys from Neosho, Missouri and all across the country. While our school is in rural Missouri, not in Neosho, Missouri, we would love the opportunity to hear your situation and offer our assistance.

Families in Neosho, Missouri Select Master’s Ranch for Their Sons Who Need a New Start in Life

Master’s Ranch is a home away from home for boys who need proper direction to make a new start for themselves. The boarding school focuses on the value of work, taught through ranch chores, regular chores in the dorms and kitchen, and a strong vocational program. Boys live in a disciplined environment, learning respect for authority and personal responsibility. We view education as a privilege, and we teach boys to think about it the same way.

Master's Ranch Christian AcademyWe start with physical training with the goal of bringing boys up to a standard level of fitness. They build muscle, they feel good about themselves, and they gain something positive as they begin to see progress in their fitness goals. Those achievements carry over into other areas. In work projects and vocational skills and even in their education, their achievements bolster confidence so that boys are built up. Meanwhile, we help boys realize the ramifications of their past behaviors. Their thinking straightens out and their inappropriate behavior is replaced with character and integrity.At Master’s Ranch, we give boys every opportunity to be successful.

Teens Live in a Family-Like Environment at Master’s Ranch

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Teenagers at Master’s Ranch Christian Boarding School feel at home here. We run like a family, caring for these boys through their struggles and going through the days next to them, coaching and training them. We give pastoral counseling and ongoing mentorship and spiritual direction.

Teens participate in regular devotions and weekly church services, so they have the chance to ask questions about life and discover a relationship with Jesus. Many of our boys think of the directors at Master’s Ranch, as their second family and a large number come back to help or to visit. We have a lot of fun on the ranch, as well. Students spend a great deal of their weekends and free time camping, playing sports, and just learning how to enjoy healthy fun again.

Our Christian Therapeutic Program Sends Boys Out Ready for Tomorrow

boarding schoolsYoung men from Neosho, Missouri who complete the Master’s Ranch program may return home to Neosho to complete high school and reunite with their families, or they may go on to university, vocational education, employment, or the armed services. Master’s Ranch graduates are well prepared for successful futures.

Would you consider letting us care for your boy, even though we are not located in Neosho, Missouri?

We have cared for boys like your son for many years, often caring for hurting children out of our own home. A phone call to us is a positive first step toward hope for your family. We will fight hard for you and your teen.

We invite you to look through our website and call us today at (417) 938-4711 . Our boarding school admissions director is waiting to personally listen to your family’s situation and discuss how we can help.

More about therapeutic schools in or near Neosho, Missouri:

Neosho is the most populous city in and the county seat of Newton County, Missouri, United States. Neosho is an integral part of the Joplin, Missouri Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Located in southwestern Missouri on the southern edge of the Midwest, Neosho lies at the western edge of the Missouri Ozarks. The population was 11,835 at the time of the 2010 census.
The name “Neosho” is generally accepted to be of Native American (most likely Osage) derivation, meaning “clear, cold water”, referring to local freshwater springs. The springs attracted varying cultures of Native American inhabitants for thousands of years. It was also ideal for the later white settlers, who founded the city in 1833. It was incorporated as a municipal government in 1878. Nicknamed “City of Springs”, Neosho has long served as an agricultural center and more recently as a National Fish Hatchery. It is known locally as the “Gateway to the Ozarks”, and since 1957 as “the Flower Box City”.
Neosho natives including painter and Regionalist muralist Thomas Hart Benton, ragtime composer and pianist James Scott, and celebrated African-American inventor and botanist George Washington Carver have contributed to American life. Today, Neosho is enjoying a renaissance, particularly in the historic downtown area. Through a combination of private investment and public resources, numerous restoration and revitalization projects have been undertaken in the historic city center to restore its architectural quality, upgrade the infrastructure, and improve the quality of life of downtown. Due to 21st-century widespread economic problems in the region and state, however, the city is now struggling with its budget.
Neosho takes part in research to support America’s transition to alternative energy. Neosho’s Crowder College has been deeply involved in such research since the early 1980s; in 1984, it built the first solar-powered vehicle to successfully complete a coast-to-coast journey across the United States. In 2009, the college began constuction on the MARET (Missouri Alternative & Renewable Energy Technology) Center, a facility to encourage the development of experimental programs and alternative energy systems.

Excerpt about therapeutic schools in Neosho, Missouri, used with permission from Wikipedia.

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Testimonials

“The good results I see from Master’s Ranch Christian Academy far exceed anything I ever first imagined. At a time when it seems many of today’s youth are unwilling to work it’s a delight to know that Master’s Ranch teaches young individuals about the importance of hard work, honesty, and, foremost, the love of God.”

Fred O’Neill
Prosecuting Attorney

“We are so very thankful for you, your family, and all the staff at Master’s Ranch Christian Academy. As a father of a young man that graduated from the ranch, we are forever in your debt.”

Parent Of Former Student

“I grew up in Pensacola Florida, and was sent to stay at Master’s Ranch in late 2014 by my parents. Having already been in another program, I admit I was bitter and worse than I had been before.”

Jason H.
Student

“I am a wife, mother, sister, and my favorite role has always been a mother to my son. Once a troubled teen, life-controlling issues, and much worse. That’s when we made the decision to take him to Master’s Ranch.”

Tracy Carpenter – Mobley
Parent

“I was lost! I mean everything from life-controlling issues, gangs, gang violence, women, stealing and pornography. I was also in another program where I was accused of being manipulative behind staffs back and they kicked me out.”

Stephan Delaware
Student

“Our son is a bright, athletic, and very social young man who during his sophomore year in high school started having difficulties. His grades dropped dramatically and his attitude was deteriorating equally fast.”

Jeff And Brenda
Parent

“Words cannot describe the thankfulness I have for all that you have done for me in my life. I am only alive today and not in prison because of you. Had Master’s Ranch and Christian Academy not been started, I would have gone through with the hit job in Texas that morning and I would be in prison, but instead I am in Bible college serving God. When I had arrived at the ranch I did not want to be there, but now I am so thankful I had been sent to you.”

JP
Student

“My name is Kim R., we lived in California because my husband was in the Air Force. We were the average family. I was a stay-at-home mom, I was able to care for my kids and get them to where they needed to be. We kept them busy with sports and always supported them in what they participated in. Mitch is the middle child, caring, funny, and always looking for attention.”

Kim R.
Parent

“I was sent to the Masters Ranch because I was getting into life-controlling issues pretty heavily. I started out my rebellion by not coming home on time. I wanted to “hang out” with my friends and that became more important to me than listening to my parents. If my mom would not have made the difficult decision to send me here I am positive I would have wrecked my brain to the point of being mentally insane.”

Aaron – Santee, CA
Student
 
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