How these Oregon high schools aim to help teens recover from drug addiction

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Teenagers fighting drug addiction say going to school can be one of their biggest obstacles, with access to drugs and social, academic and emotional stress creating specific challenges.

Oregon is turning to recovery high schools, which incorporate abstinence strategies and recovery counseling into the daily curriculum.

The first such school in Multnomah County — Rivercrest Academy — opened last month in NE Portland.

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