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Abstract
Current data on recovery schools is very limited, highlighting a need for further research.
- There is a lack of comprehensive evaluation of recovery schools aimed at supporting adolescents and young adults in recovery.
- Existing studies have not sufficiently documented the academic and therapeutic outcomes of students in recovery high schools compared to traditional schools.
- Understanding adolescent substance abuse and mental health issues is essential for effective assessment and support.
- Privacy considerations for adolescents, parents, schools, and healthcare providers are crucial in the assessment process.
- The article outlines key assessment strategies, including recruitment protocols and interviewing techniques for future studies.
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