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Middle School Program 

(Grades 6-8)

Summit Academy’s Middle School Program supports students in grades 6–8 who are facing challenges with attendance, behavior, or school engagement. Designed as a longer-term alternative learning environment, the program offers increased structure, individualized support, and relationship-centered instruction to help students reconnect with their education, build emotional resilience, and gain the confidence to succeed both socially and academically.

With small class sizes and a dedicated team of educators and counselors, students receive personalized guidance and consistent support. Social-emotional learning (SEL) is woven into the daily schedule, while sensory and engagement tools are available to help students manage emotions, navigate conflict, and strengthen peer relationships.

As students make progress, they move through three levels—Blue, Gold, and Eagle—each designed to support growth in academics, behavior, and emotional regulation. Once students meet established goals, they begin the transition process back to their home school, prepared for long-term success.

High School Program 

(Grades 9-12+)

Summit Academy’s High School Program serves students in grades 9–12+ who are at risk of academic failure or dropping out. The program is designed to remove barriers to learning and graduation, offering a flexible and supportive environment where students can recover credits, meet graduation requirements, and prepare for life beyond high school.

Each student follows a personalized, future-focused plan tailored to their academic and personal goals. With access to counseling, trauma-informed and restorative practices, and a team of dedicated staff, students receive consistent support and guidance. Regular team meetings help monitor progress, adjust plans, and keep every student on a path toward success.

Upon completion, students either return to their home school or graduate directly from Summit Academy with a diploma from their home district. Our mission is to ensure that every student graduates ready for college, career, and community life.