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Submitted by student on March 04, 2015
I switched to this school my Junior year to catch up on credits to graduate on time, as I did not like the idea of being a 5th year senior and not walking with my class to receive my diploma. This school is perfect for the right kind of student, they have to want the 2nd chance, be proactive and self motivated. The school did not baby me, it is a very independent style of learning but the courses teach themselves to you. The way the school works is very similar to online courses of college, you can complete classes as quickly as you push yourself to get them done. After making up all the credits I had missing at my original High School (that would have taken me another 2 years to complete) I switched back and walked with my friends. However this experience is 5-6 years ago I can not be sure it is still the same. I have rated it 4 stars instead of a full 5 only due to the fact I agree the school is not for everyone. It was a perfect fit for me, you have to be the judge if it works for you/your child.
Submitted by parent on May 06, 2013
The school has really improved over the last couple of years. The teachers are great and really care about individual students. Students that have struggled at the district get the attention they need.
Submitted by parent on January 12, 2012
It's the typical drop out school. The grade requirements are lax so D and F work at a regular schools are now A and B grades. When you bring up their own writen policies all you get from administration is that what is written is not what they meant. Good luck to any parent trying to better their childs life at this institution.