Compacting, general enrichment, and multi-age grouping occur on a regular basis for all grade levels. Each student has an individualized, written program based on his or her strengths and weaknesses. The entire curriculum, which is enhanced by classes in physical education, art, health and music, revolves around a thematic integration model with an emphasis on hands-on doing. There is a strong fine arts and technology component. Seventh and eighth graders may take courses for high school credit.
Enrichment occurs within the regular classroom at the elementary and middle school levels.
High school students have flexibility in their course selection. This permits adjustments for individual student interests, needs, or abilities, and it provides room throughout the four-year program for elective, supplemental, or locally mandated study within or outside the seven core subjects. AP and honors courses offer additional areas for acceleration. All high school students are mentored in fields like architecture, ecology, geology, medicine, and other areas of student interest. Group or individual music lessons are offered after school hours and range from piano, violin, and flute to percussion and the synthesizer.