All classes are taught by certified teachers who have experience teaching alternative learners. The student and his/her family choose two of the three course offerings. Classes last 95 minutes each, and average eight students.

MATH
Students are challenged to see math in a new way, as they solve real-life problems using practical, hands-on math activities. Abstract math concepts gain new relevancy as students review basic arithmetic facts and practice the four operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Instruction is driven by students' individual needs and targets statewide math curriculum goals.

WRITING
In writing class, students develop confidence in their own creativity and ability as they practice key strategies for improving different kinds of writing. The students write an essay, a report and several narrative pieces. Learning strategies include note-taking for research, using graphic organizers, and self- monitoring with planners to organize time and deadlines. Writing skills and confidence will soar!

READING
Our reading class allows students to become better readers by improving their comprehension, vocabulary, fluency and basic decoding skills. The reading teacher uses a variety if engaging fiction and non-fiction materials at each student's reading level. Students work on outlining strategies, prepare a book report, and develop crucial laptop skills.