Cedar Ledge School sits on a point above the lake, cedar and pine crowding the edge, an old rock face dropping straight to the water. The cliffs here are older than the mountains around them — ancient stone folded on top of younger stone. Students look closely at things. It's kind of the point of coming here.
Every kid arrived through some version of the same hard road — adoption, foster care, kinship placement. What they find is a small campus, ledges and woods to disappear into, and a place keeping secrets longer than any of them have kept theirs.
If Boxcar Children taught you family is who shows up, and Nancy Drew taught you a girl who asks questions is dangerous — Cedar Ledge is where those lessons grow up on a cliff, looking out at the water.
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