Frequently Asked Questions

One of the best things about our program is the personalized attention. From the day you're accepted, you'll be assigned a licensed school counselor who will meet with you several times throughout the year to plan courses and next steps. Your assigned counselor is your go-to person for all questions and needs. Unlike traditional high schools that have counselor caseloads of several hundred, our counselor caseloads are capped at 100 students to ensure that you get the attention you deserve.

Your counselor and our college & career specialists will work with you the whole time you are enrolled to plan your next steps. If you have a specific career path in mind, be sure to let your counselor know right away so that they can help you maximize pre-requisite or other necessary courses. The college credits you earn are guaranteed to be transferable to any Oregon public university, as well as the vast majority of public schools outside of Oregon and private schools both inside and outside of Oregon.

Somewhat. As a public high school, our primary goal is to get you to high school graduation. Because of that, we'll make sure you're taking classes that are necessary for completing high school graduation requirements. You will have some latitude in the courses that you select to complete those requirements. You'll also need a lot of elective courses, and those you get to select on your own (though we are happy to help if you need ideas!).

Our school does not have sports teams of our own, however, you are legally entitled to participate in OSAA sports and activities at your local high school. If you'd like to participate at your local public high school, we can help get you set up to do so.

Your IEP or 504 will transfer with you. We will work to get your accommodations transferred. However, because the courses you are taking are college-level, they cannot be modified. Accommodations for equitable access such as extended time or alternate testing locations are permissible. Modifications that alter the integrity of the course in any way (such as a reduction in homework or assessments) are not. Your counselor and the special education team will work with you to help you understand what your experience would look like to determine if it's an appropriate fit.

No problem. We have a variety of courses available for you. You can take all high school classes, all college classes, or a mixture of the two. We realize that every student is different and we will work with you to figure out the plan that is best for you and your future goals.