YAMPAH MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL WELLSPRING TREATMENT CENTER PROGRAM PURPOSE: Wellspring Treatment Center is a Day treatment facility that provides educational, behavioral, and family interventions to sixth through twelfth grade special education students. PROGRAM GOALS: To help students develop behaviors and skills necessary to succeed in school, family and community.  To prepare students for a successful transition to a less-restrictive educational setting, to help students improve their academic skills consistent with their abilities. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: Wellspring Treatment students must have a special education disability of SIED and is at-risk for out-of-home placement as determined by the Department of Social Services. DISTRICTS INVOLVED: Wellspring serves a 4 district consortia; Aspen District #1, Roaring Fork District RE-1, Garfield District RE-2, and Garfield County District #16. FUNDING SOURCES: Funding for Wellspring comes from Per Pupil Operating Revenue from consortia districts that have contracted for seats.  Additional funding comes from Garfield County Department of Human Services. STAFF INVOLVED: Wellspring has two licensed special education staff, two licensed counselor staff, two support staff and a .5 administrator