Academics

Students switch between taking academic classes one week and career technical education (CTE) classes the following week. Ninth-grade students take English and Math every day, even during CTE weeks.

The academic courses include English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, World Languages (Spanish, ASL), Music and Art. The curriculum is aligned with the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's Academic Frameworks.

The academic program of study features core and elective courses at four levels: Advanced Placement (AP), Honors, College Prep I, and College Prep II. Students are expected to meet rigorous expectations. Specifically, College Prep I students must meet robust standards with great independence; College Prep II courses feature additional support and some remediation. College Prep II courses are co-taught with a subject matter specialist and Special Education professional. Through training and co-teaching, we seek to address the social-emotional, executive function, and academic needs of all students.

Thanks to our partnership with Middlesex Community College, students can participate in Dual Enrollment courses to earn college credit while in high school. Students qualify for Dual Enrollment based on their attendance, grades, and Accuplacer scores. Qualified students may enroll in up to eight Dual Enrollment courses.

We offer a school-wide Title I program. All students benefit from supplemental Math, English, and Science programs to increase proficiency with their academic skills. View our state accountability report for more information.

Every student is given a computer device to gain access to media, organize information, and produce content that meets 21st century learning standards.

During their tenure here, all students work with a mentor to create a Senior Portfolio that demonstrates learning, growth, and achievement. All seniors also complete and present a Senior Project that shows academic integration and collaboration with students, faculty, and professionals in their respective career technical education majors.