Alternative Education

Restorative Academy - Elementary

The Elementary Restorative Academy is a dynamic program that offers students a supportive, alternative education environment to overcome challenges and return confidently to their base schools. The elementary program is a semester-long program focused on holistic growth, the academies provide intensive behavior intervention, social-emotional learning (SEL), and Scholar Identity programming. Students explore their strengths through assessments, receiving personalized academic support from dedicated teachers.
Restorative Academies page

Transition Classes

Transition Classes, located within W. M. Bass Elementary School, is a program designed to help students struggling with behavior acquire appropriate social skills and strategies to succeed. The ultimate goal of this program is to transition students back to their base school.
Transition Classes page

Fort Hill Community School

The Fort Hill Community School is an alternative education environment, which offers programs for students in grades 6-12. Instruction is provided at Fort Hill for those students who are unable to remain in the traditional classroom setting.
Fort Hill Community School website

Restorative Academy - Secondary

The Secondary Restorative Academy is a dynamic program that offers students a supportive, alternative education environment to overcome challenges and return confidently to their base schools. The program for middle and high school students is 9-12 weeks. Focused on holistic growth, the academies provide intensive behavior intervention, social-emotional learning (SEL), and Scholar Identity programming. Students explore their strengths through assessments, receiving personalized academic support from dedicated teachers.
Restorative Academies page

Restorative Suspension Center

The Restorative Suspension Center is an alternative to traditional short-term suspension that helps secondary students keep up academically instead of missing school, preventing chronic absenteeism. 
Restorative Suspension Center page

RODEO Program

The RODEO program is an Individual Student Alternative Education Plan (ISAEP) program that provides an alternative pathway for qualifying secondary students to meet compulsory attendance requirements, complete high school by earning a high school equivalency (HSE) credential (GED®), and prepare for a successful transition to postsecondary education and/or workforce opportunities by developing career and technical skills. The ISAEP program is designed for students who are at least 16 years of age, enrolled in high school, and who are having difficulty finding success in a traditional classroom environment.
RODEO Program page