Core academic courses in English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies offered through a competency-based, self-paced format using Odysseyware online platform. Students demonstrate mastery to earn credits. Courses support credit recovery and diploma completion.

Variety of elective courses that promote college readiness and school-to-work skills. Specific course titles not listed on school website. Flexible scheduling available with daytime (7am-12pm or 12pm-5pm) or evening classes (4pm-9pm at select locations).

Students simultaneously attend Henry D. Perry Education Center and Sheridan Technical College to gain career skills along with their high school diploma. Provides high-wage career training opportunities.

Designed for students at least 14 years old with one or more years of grade retention and missing academic skills for promotion. Allows for promotion from 7th to 8th grade or 8th to 9th grade within one school year. Enrollment available throughout the school year.

One-year program specifically for 8th grade students who are at least 14 years old with one or more years of grade retention. Students receive a mid-year promotion to 9th grade and can earn up to 6 high school credits. Enrollment deadline is October.

Classes prepare students to communicate competently in English, covering speaking, listening comprehension, reading, writing, grammar, and pronunciation. Offered from beginning through advanced levels for students developing English language proficiency.

Personalized instruction for students preparing for the General Educational Development (GED) tests. Covers five subject areas: Language Arts Reading, Language Arts Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Provides pathway to earn GED and continue educational or career pursuits.

Online courses through Odysseyware for students who previously failed a course to remediate grades or prepare for End-of-Course (EOC) exam retakes. Self-paced format allows students to work on their own schedule.

Rigorous courses including Pre-AICE, Pre-IB, IB MYP, and Pre-AP available for qualified students. Specific course offerings determined based on enrollment and availability.

College-level courses available across various subject areas. Specific AP courses offered vary by school year and enrollment. Students may take AP exams for potential college credit.

Support services for exceptional student learners integrated into the competency-based curriculum. Individualized instruction and accommodations provided based on student IEP or 504 plans.