Our Curriculum

To increase grade promotion, high school graduation and post-secondary matriculation rates by arousing the interests and stimulating the learning capacities of economically disadvantaged students;

To increase students' reading and mathematics skills by 30% and to proficiency level in 80% of the students by the end of the school year;

To achieve an attendance rate of 94% and a graduation rate of 95%;To have at least 70% of high students achieve a composite score of at least 20 on the ACT, after two years of enrollment;

To implement a curriculum whose content is academically challenging and competitive with other academically challenging programs in the nation and the world;

To develop a mutual support for and a strengthening of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEM+Arts).

To enhance student participation through quarterly student-teacher collaboration and peer-to-peer collaboration;

To create a "student safety net" through intensive case management and a network of community and academic supportive services;

To develop and maintain a cadre of highly qualified staff and teachers through selective recruitment and in-service professional development;

To implement research-based practices that promote significant positive change in student achievement, attitudes and social behaviors in students;

To monitor fiscal and academic performances through intensive reporting requirements and outcome measurements.