The University Of America High School vs. Oak Grove Center (jack Weaver School)

The University Of America High School in Murrieta, CA serves 100 co–ed students in grades 9 through 12 within a suburban community setting.

The school has a student–teacher ratio of 7:1 with 14 teachers supporting its high school program.

Approximately 47 percent of the student body represents students of color, reflecting diversity in the suburban Murrieta area.

The school maintains an Episcopal religious affiliation and is a member of multiple educational and religious associations including the American Association of Christian Schools.

The school compares closely to nearby Murrieta private schools such as Oak Grove Center, which offers grades 4–12 with a similar student–teacher ratio.

Founded in 1989, Oak Grove, a nonprofit organization located in Southwest Riverside County, is a 24-hour educational and residential treatment center that serves 76 children (plus an additional 80-90 day students) with a variety of psychological, social, emotional, behavioral, medical and neurological problems with concurrent behavioral difficulties, school problems, family dysfunction and alcohol or substance abuse.

We are able to treat severely disturbed children and adolescents with a variety of diagnoses and at-risk behaviors, in a safe, structured and therapeutic environment.

This is in part made possible because of the strength of the overall treatment planning process.

Oak Grove prides itself on the design, development and implementation of unique, creative and highly individualized treatment plans.

We work towards the development of specific, focused, measurable and outcome-oriented treatment objectives.

Therapeutic interventions designed to decrease problem behaviors are based on the child's or adolescent's problems, dynamics, needs, and recommendations from various assessments.