The Bloom Back on Track program is designed for students who are overage for sixth or seventh grade because they were held back in school at least one grade. The program's accelerated study pace allows students to catch up with their peers so they can graduate on time, aided by small classes and a team-teaching approach. An interview with the staff is required at time of enrollment. Arts Two schools offer students studies in art, music, movement, drama, voice, theatrical production and creative writing. Acceptance is contingent on a successful audition, which will be scheduled after an enrollment form is submitted to the school.
Students take accelerated science and math courses in addition to a strong basic academic program.
It aims to increase comprehension abilities and broaden reading, study and leadership skills. Students are introduced to Latin, explore the scientific method and must complete a research paper in each grade. Students who are new to the district must provide the school at the time of enrollment with the child's most recent standardized test information, which must demonstrate average or above-average performance. Students may pursue a selected language from kindergarten through grade 12. Students are accepted in preschool, kindergarten and first grade only, unless the child has previous foreign-language experience, or if the child is applying for the Middle Years Program in French or Spanish in grade 7 at Eastern Hills.