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At-risk programs offer closer supervision and trained staff for students requiring special attention beyond traditional school settings. These programs may include emotionally disturbed, oppositional, or disruptive students. One such program is MAP Academy in Lebanon, TN for grades 5-12, which is a private alternative school for delinquent students. Students are sentenced to MAP for a certain term depending on the severity of their offenses. They must earn points to work towards completing their sentence, and losing points or behavioral issues can extend their time there. MAP has its own teachers and curriculum rather than using the main school's. At-risk programs provide stricter rules and supervision than traditional schools but may not be enough for some rebellious teens, who may
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