The facts

Creative Frontiers School (CFS) was an idyllic campus in Citrus Heights, CA until July 18, 2011.  The Principal Robert B. Adams is the target of an investigation by Citrus Heights Police Department for allegations of child molestation.  The allegations were originally cited as the reason the Preschool through Sixth grade campus was closed however, each day, new information surfaces.  The Adams Family has told their supporters that none of the allegations are correct.  That the building inspection reports are not what keeps the school closed and that unbeknownst to the city of Citrus Heights, the school will be reopening September 6.

The CFS owners requested support from the displaced families with monetary donations, donations for a "garage sale" and labor to bring the school up to code. Hard questions were met with personal attacks despite the fact that these are the very people CFS needs to reopen their school. In each case, the local news media broke the story long before the Adams family revealed their "plan".  The Adams family vehemently denies any wrong doing in both the cases of molestation allegations and the building code violations. When asked direct questions about these allegations they simply deny the violations exist.


Fact: Business license renewal denied on 5/2/11 due to building code violations.
Fact: CFS still billed and accepted payment for Summer School from parents (illegally, since their business license was suspended).
Fact: Swimming pool was deemed unsafe due to VGB requirements not met and improper PH.
Fact: School was still conducting lessons in pool after last inspection.
Fact: School was shut down on 7/18/11 due to Failure to bring buildings up to code-after numerous notices of violation.
Allegation: Sexual misconduct by administrator. 7/18/11
Fact: Adams could have responded to the temporary shutdown within 24 hours and school could have resumed operation (without preschool) till corrections were made, signed off on and investigation was complete.
Fact: Adams chose not to respond in the required 24 hour period. Appeal was submitted 10 days later.
Fact: Hearing was delayed on 8/12/11 at Adams request.
Fact: Adams transferred business entity to his daughter's fiance, Zsolt Benedek, on 8/16/11
Fact: New owner submitted incomplete application to the City for a Business License.
Fact: 8/24/11 Courtney Adams states "We are pleased to announce that the school’s business entity was formally sold to Zsolt Benedek" and joyfully announces the school will reopen 9/6/11
Fact: License approval has not been approved as of 8/25/11
Fact: As of 8/26/11 no refunds have been issued to parents who prepaid daycare or school tuition fees. Some parents are owed in excess of $6,000.

Building Code Violations:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/5xcw0t5l4m8ns84/Creative%20Frontiers%20Fire%20Dept.%20072811.pdf
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2iwdk4n61x9ynkg/Creative%20Frontiers%20Building%20Dept.%20072911.pdf 


Environmental Safety Report
http://www.mediafire.com/?espvz4fk1jc1ec9

Creative Frontiers Department of Social Services file:
http://www.news10.net/news/pdf/CF-school-complaint-pt1.pdf

Creative Frontiers Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/groups/134888604181/

Media Articles:
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/08/26/3862584/citrus-heights-school-at-center.html
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/08/24/3859661/troubled-creative-frontiers-school.html
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/08/19/3847690/school-permit-on-hold-in-citrus.html
http://media.sacbee.com/smedia/2011/08/18/18/49/uA9ea.So.4.pdf
http://www.sacbee.com/2011/08/02/3810103/citrus-heights-school-appeals.html