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Early College High

Early College High School

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The Early College High School model is designed to help students graduate high school prepared for college or a career, earn up to two years of college credit while still enrolled in high school, and make higher education more affordable and accessible.

An Early College High School program allows students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time, at no cost to families. Instead of waiting until after graduation, students begin taking real college courses in 9th grade, supported by teachers, counselors, and college staff who are trained to help high school students succeed in a college environment. College coursework is embedded into the high school day and offered directly on the high school campus and through enrichment courses during the summer.

This model removes common barriers such as transportation challenges, complicated enrollment systems, and limited access to college guidance.

Our Differentiators

Whole Child Learning

We recognize the importance of developing the intellectual, social, emotional, and physical well-being of every student, fostering a balanced and holistic approach to education.

Academic Excellence

We foster a culture of high expectations, encouraging students to reach their full potential through a rigorous and engaging curriculum that promotes critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Embracing Innov­ation

We encourage a spirit of inquiry and exploration, welcoming new ideas and approaches to teaching and learning that prepare students to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.