Since learning happens in a variety of places and with a variety of people, students keep a class journal as documentation of their learning. Weekly goals and commitments are an integral part of this program and all assignments are evaluated by staff and students. Work is collected in a portfolio that is reviewed at the end of each semester. Meeting during the regular school day, learning opportunities include individual studies, job experiences, mentorships, tutoring, outdoor students, Sno-Isle Skills Center and standard high school classes. Applications for this program are available from school counselors.
School counselors can also answer questions and provide additional information.
Email to Rex Coryell , Cathy Coryell , Ken Weber , Carolyn Franklin , Linda Michael , or Linda Boyle will be responded to as soon as possible.