Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, and calculus outcomes are covered in an integrated manner rather than in isolation. The use of computers, calculators, and other technology is an essential part of the curriculum. Teamwork and independent research are both valued components of the Center's approach to education. Individualized plans for the last two years are drawn with future college and career goals in mind. Juniors and seniors have the option of dual enrollment at WSCC, in one or two courses each semester.
Internships are a requirement during the junior and senior year.
Research is integrated throughout the curriculum, with increasing requirements and sophistication each year. Students are expected to report their findings to professionals in the field of research which is most closely related to the project. At times, Center students work on research projects for industry. Some of the work is done at the Center and some at the industrial site. Students receive credit from the Center at the home high schools in mathematics, science, and computer courses, as they graduate from their respective high schools.