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Journey Homeschool High School

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Journey Homeschool High School redefines the independent study experience by offering a supportive, flexible, and personalized path to graduation where students, parents, and staff collaborate to design a high school journey aligned to each student’s goals, interests, and future plans, with access to a wide range of academic and enrichment opportunities, including:

  • A dedicated High School Teacher of Record who partners with students and families to create and monitor a customized graduation path
  • Free college courses that allow students to earn both high school and college credit
  • Journey’s agreed-upon Curriculum Choice options are available to further personalize learning by providing students and families with approved curriculum choices
  • Weekly online homeroom and regular Sprint meetings with teachers, students, and parents
  • High School Learning Lab options: in-person, academic classes led by single-subject teachers, and Study Zone hours led by instructional aides
  • Support from both homeroom and single-subject teachers, along with small group online tutoring from instructional aides
  • 24/7 tutoring through tutor.com
  • Mobile Science Labs for hands-on learning experiences and Virtual Science Labs for flexible learning
  • Access to CTE pathways, NHS, CFS, Seal of Biliteracy, Seal of Civic Engagement, internships, and approved vendors. 
  • Funding for curriculum, field trips, and approved vendors to support student interests and electives
  • A Springs-issued Chromebook 
  • Opportunities to participate in CIF sports at select Springs Academy locations. Click here for more information 
  • Click here to learn more about Journey Homeschool High School
  • Parents are an integral part of each student’s education, and success at Journey is built through a collaborative partnership among students, parents, and teachers
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