All the boys attend Perkins-Tryon public school. Most showing substantial improvement in school performance, many for the first time. This is attributed to regular class attendance, regular study time, houseparent assistance and the regular use of tutors. Boys are active in school extracurricular activities as well as church activities. Boys typically stay approximately 2 years and return home or to a foster home as a productive member of the family and society. Some boys stay and live at the ranch until they turn 18, with the ranch helping them make the transition to successful adulthood.

The boys receive weekly group counseling and individual counseling as needed. However the focus is not on therapy, but instead on providing a therapeutic environment where our boys feel safe enough to try new ways of interacting with others free from exploitation or violence.