Career and Technical Education programs prepare students for specific careers through practical, hands-on learning. These programs often offer a blend of academic and vocational training, equipping students with skills relevant to various industries.

Choice Hardship allows parents and legal guardians, with a documented hardship, an opportunity to submit a request for a school that is capped for School Choice. Note: Requests are not automatic. Choice Hardship is limited and only available under extreme (documented) hardships. Transportation is not provided.

Parents and legal guardians may choose from a list of schools with space available during open application windows. Transportation is not provided. Please see important dates for application windows.

Collegiate academies are specialized high school programs that offer students a head start on college courses. These academies often allow students to earn college credits while completing their high school education.

Virtual learning involves education delivered through online platforms, allowing students to access courses and interact with instructors remotely. This flexible approach has become increasingly prevalent, offering convenience and adaptability to diverse learning styles.

The International Baccalaureate is an internationally recognized education program emphasizing a holistic approach. It promotes critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and personal development, preparing students for global citizenship.

K-8 refers to the educational journey from kindergarten through eighth grade. This crucial period focuses on foundational skills and academic development, providing a comprehensive learning experience during a child’s formative years.

Magnet schools are specialized institutions focusing on specific themes, such as the arts or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). They attract students with a passion for these subjects, fostering a more immersive and focused learning environment.

Montessori-based learning follows the educational philosophy of Maria Montessori, emphasizing self-directed activity, hands-on learning, and collaborative play. This approach fosters independence and a love for learning from an early age.