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A small, student‑centered alternative high school in Fort Collins that offers flexible scheduling, personalized learning, and strong support for social, emotional, and behavioral growth
- Hexter model: students attend in six-week blocks, with new students enrolling every six-weeks. This helps them recover credits rapidly.
- Four-day week: Students attend slightly longer days Tuesday-Friday, with one Monday attendance every six weeks.
- Small classes capped at 18 students within a positive, caring culture of dedicated staff
- Closed campus to help support students' attendance
- Opportunities for off-campus experiences during E-week
- Access to all PSD programs such as the Career Tech Center, concurrent enrollment, etc.
- Health clinic on campus
- Major performance growth
- Discovery model to help students re‑engage and succeed on paths to graduation
- Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways: Architecture & Construction