Spring Creek Lodge Academy, located in Thompson Falls, Montana, was first opened as a WWASP school in 1996 by Cameron Pullan and Dan Peart, along with Chaffin Pullan, Cameron’s brother. At its peak it housed over 500 students. 2004 SCL was investigated concerning the death of a 17 year old girl by The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) resulting in a complaint filed for child abuse and neglect against the school and specifically it’s directors, Cameron and Chaffin Pullan. The girl’s mother also sued them for wrongful death and neglect. In 2006 Spring Creek Lodge was entangled in yet another lawsuit, this time on behalf of 353 plaintiffs, all citing multiple abuses and fraud at the WWASP program and various affiliates. It was shortly after this in 2006 that Spring Creek Lodge released a statement attempting to distance themselves from the reputation of WWASP. As did WWASP itself, when it changed it’s name to Teen Revitalization and it’s Resource Realizations (seminars) to Premiere Education Seminars. SCL was closed in 2009 after a dramatic drop in enrollment and a failed attempt to convert part of the facility into an 18+ program called Camas Ranch. Currently several spin off group homes still exist in Thompson Falls run by former employees of Spring Creek, including what was originally opened as Star Peak Crossing, by two former Spring Creek Lodge staff Mike Chism and Mickey Manning. in 2010, a program of the same name as the Pullan’s program in utah, RiverView Academy, was opened in Thompson by Mickey Manning and his wife Lorne.