Programs

Middle School

Middle School

Robotics

Middle-schoolers can participate in FIRST LEGO League (FLL) in early on, where they learn the basics of robotics, teamwork. They can also join FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) to explore the engineering design process in a hands-on, accessible way. Here they develop skills in outreach, marketing, and presentations, preparing them for high school-level FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) challenges.

Middle School

AVID

AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a nationally recognized college and career readiness program designed to equip students with the skills, strategies, and mindset necessary for academic success. Rooted in a student-centered approach, AVID focuses on fostering critical thinking, organization, and collaboration to prepare students for rigorous coursework and post-secondary education.

Middle School

Student Leadership

Associate Student Body (ASB) is a dynamic program designed to empower students to actively shape school culture and student activities while developing essential leadership skills. These students serve as vital representatives of their classmates voicing concerns and collaborating with school administration to address student needs. ASB members also play a key role in building school spirit, enhancing student-faculty and community relationships, and contributing through service and volunteer efforts.

Middle School

English Learner

The Academy is committed to providing high-quality English Language Development (ELD) instruction to support multilingual learners in achieving academic success and full English proficiency. Our ELD program is designed to meet the diverse linguistic needs of students through research-based instructional strategies, targeted support, and meaningful community engagement.

Middle School

PBIS

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) creates schools where all students succeed. PBIS is a data-driven multi-tiered approach to prevention and response of student behavior. The Academy implements the PBIS framework in a way that meets the unique needs of their communities, with a schoolwide motto: S.O.A.R. like Gus! Be Safe! Have Ownership! Be Accepting! Be Respectful!