Hyde taught me how to be strong, take things seriously, trust myself, challenge myself and take a tough task head on.

If it weren’t for Hyde I might not have survived, truly. It was a massive gift, albeit not an easy one at all.

In retrospect, I came to realize that the teachers at Hyde were not the enemy but were genuinely invested in guiding students to break the pattern of self-sabotaging behavior and work towards self-strength and growth.In retrospect, I came to realize that the teachers at Hyde were not the enemy but were genuinely invested in guiding students to break the pattern of self-sabotaging behavior and work towards self-strength...

Hyde gave me more than structure; it gave me tools I still use every day. Tools that have shaped how I raise my children, how I build relationships, and how I show up for my community.

I now love attending reunions and listening to other alumni’s amazing accounts of how their experience at Hyde was positively life changing.

I learned what it meant to be part of a team. I learned how to lead with integrity, and how to show compassion to people I might otherwise have judged or ignored.