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The Holy Cross Gymnasium, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is used for physical education classes and is on the recreation schedule for use during residential hours.
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Holy Hair Beauty Salon, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is a convenient place to have our kiddos get proper hair care during their stay at Gibault.
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The Ice Cream Parlor, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is used for special events and awards ceremonies involving Gibault youth.
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The ILP Classroom, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is the home to the Independent Living Program for youth ages 16 and older. Students in the ILP program have a minimum of 3 hours a week of individualized independent life skills training. Eighty percent of the lessons are experiential in nature and one day a week, youth go off campus for life skills training.
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The Movie Cinema, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is on the evening and weekend recreation schedule, for use during residential hours. Sometimes, during school hours, the Movie Cinema host education events as well.
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The Sensory Room, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is used by the Clinical Department when providing therapy to youth with Autism, including Asperger's Syndrome.
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Open Recreation, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is an area used for outdoor recreation for youth during school and non-school hours. Basketball, four square, fishing, are a few of the activities youth have the opportunity to play while in Open Recreation.
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The PRTF/PS Playground, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is an area outside that youth in the PRTF/PS program can play.
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The Sand Volleyball pit, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is home to Gibault's annual sand volleyball tournament and can be used during residential hours.
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The Sledding Hill, on Gibault's campus, in Terre Haute, is located behind Sheer Hall, and provides an opportunity for youth to experience the fun of sledding during the winter months.
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