Sue Scheff, Whitmore Academy, and the GAO

Readers of this blog might find irony in the fact that Sue Scheff is praising (archive) the GAO’s investigation of abuse in programs considering that, in their report, they detail abuse that occurred in a prominent program she referred to, Whitmore Academy, run by Mark and Cheryl Sudweeks.  Although the facility and it’s owners are not named, specifically in the report itself, Greg Kurtz, of the GAO, revealed during a congressional hearing’s Q&A session that Case 7 of abuse was, indeed, Whitmore Academy.

  • Victim was verbally abused and punched,

    kicked, and slapped by other students, under

    direction of one of the school’s owners 

  • Victim was hit and pushed down stairs by the

    same school owner   

  • On multiple occasions throughout his stay in

    the school, victim was locked in a bathroom

    and a closet and forced to sleep on a shelf as

    punishment   

As if referring to Whitmore when parents had already informed her of abuse and a criminal investigation wasn’t bad enough, Sue Scheff continues to defend (archive) Whitmore Academy.  Instead of taking responsibility for her actions, however, Sue Scheff resorted to defaming the very parent who tried to warn her of the abuse, a pattern of behavior that seems to be systemic against her critics, with targets including this very blogger.

2 Responses to “Sue Scheff, Whitmore Academy, and the GAO”

  1. Bunnie Says:

    Susan Scheff (Sue)In my opinion lives in Uthopia -the term is sometimes used pejoratively, in reference to an unrealistic ideal that is impossible to achieve, and has spawned other concepts, most prominently dystopia.

  2. stack jones Says:

    i think someone ought to cut this bitches head off, and tie it to bumper of a bus in the ghetto. not just her fucking bad nose job — fake titted, ugly ass face.

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