For Immediate Release: February 2, 2004

Parthenon Redesigns Northwest Academy Web Site for CEDU

Parthenon Publishing has launched a redesigned Web site for Northwest Academy, a CEDU residential high school.

The site [www.northwestacademy.com] includes detailed information about the school, students, program components, academic components, faculty and parent support. The site includes a downloadable application and enrollment form, employment opportunities section, a contact information, and parent support information.

"CEDU wanted a site that emphasized Northwest Academy's specific focus on 17-year-old high school students," says Anastasia Holdren, Parthenon digital media director. "The redesigned site pushes the student profile to the forefront while providing detailed information about the academic curriculum and life at the school."

Northwest Academy is a residential, co-educational high school offering a range of classes that enables 17-year-olds to earn two-years of traditional core academic credits in one calendar year. Through a customized plan of counseling and hands-on learning experiences, students can catch up academically and address the issues that have caused them to fall behind. Northwest Academy students develop the motivation, confidence, and skills to set college and career goals and to assume the responsibilities of a young adult, capable of living independently.

CEDU offers eight emotional growth programs that focus on improving the lives of troubled teens and their families. Founded in 1967, CEDU's Emotional Growth Schools are the leading providers of therapeutic programs for adolescents with emotional or behavioral problems.

Parthenon Publishing Inc. provides custom publishing services-the creation of magazines, newsletters and digital media-to foster stronger relationships between corporations and their customers and employees.

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