School Improvement Objectives have been the basis for more recent evaluations. The program has had four homes during its 26 year existence.
Students best served by the program are generally high ability, underachieving high school youth.
Data kept during the lifetime of the school indicate positive increases in attendance, achievement and attitude. Parent surveys indicate positive results in their responses to statements about their students attitudes and achievement. Point Option was incorporated into the Deer Park At-Risk program under the YES umbrella in 1993. This resulted in confusion by the general populous as to the nature and mission of Point Option. Point Option moved to New Horizons in August 1995 in an attempt to become a regional program.