Interagency’s Recovery Campus

1431 2nd Ave. N. Seatle, WA 98109

Interagency Recovery Campus is the only public sober high school in Washington and is designed to help teens and young people in recovery from substance use disorder. Students self-elect to attend the school and commit to actively working toward their academic goals in a sober environment. We believe the opposite of addiction is connection and community and that is what we strive to provide for our students.

Often, students have a sustained period of sobriety upon admission. Newly sober students committed to a substance-free lifestyle are enrolled on a case by case basis and work with our substance use counselor to create a recovery plan. Once enrolled, our substance use counselor guides youth as they build recovery supports in and outside of the school. A return to active use can impact whether a student continues to meet enrollment eligibility. If that happens, and the student is receptive, concrete plans are made to ensure sobriety, stability, and safety. These plans can include residential treatment.

The number one goal of Interagency Recovery Campus is to maintain and provide a safe and sober environment where young people in recovery pursue their academic and career goals.

Learn more about the Recovery Campus

• Recovery Campus Enrollment Brochure Two-page flyer orienting prospective students, parents, and referral sources to the program approach and enrollment process.
• Recovery Campus Introductory Brief: Describes the need for recovery schools in supporting high school graduation for young people in recovery from substance use disorders drawing from national and local sources.
• Recovery Campus Data Brief: Summarizes student characteristics and outcomes regarding graduation and recovery of students who have attended the school for 90 days or more.
• Recovery Campus Student, Parent, and Alumni Brief: Highlights the experiences of students, parents, and alumni in the program according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Four Dimensions of Recovery: Home, Health, Purpose, and Community.

Watch a short video about our Interagency’s Recovery Campus