Family Atmosphere - Students are grouped together in all academy-based courses, creating a close-knit community often referred to as a "school within a school." Core classes are exclusively shared with other academy students, fostering strong connections and collaboration.

Small Class Sizes - With approximately 30 students per class, the program ensures personalized support and enhanced learning opportunities for every student.

Designated Counselor - All students within the academy with have a designated counselor to make sure they take all the courses they need to be successful.

Work Based Learning - The program collaborates with local businesses and educational leaders to provide students with real-world learning experiences, including internship opportunities and business tours.

Project Based Learning -Courses are designed around cross-curricular, hands-on projects that demonstrate how classroom learning applies to real-world scenarios.

Collaborate with Industry Leaders - The academy works closely with industry advisors to ensure its curriculum stays current. Students benefit from guest speakers, industry tours, and internship opportunities.

Business Partnerships - In 11th grade, students are paired with a business mentor for guidance and support. During their 12th grade year, students participate in employer-based internship experiences to gain practical, on-the-job skills.

Focused on College and Career Preparedness - Students engage in multiple Career Technical Education (CTE) courses centered on Forensic Science and Biotechnology. Teachers collaborate with the Department of College and Career Readiness to strengthen business connections and ensure coursework is practical and relevant to future careers.

Career Based Trainings and Certifications - Students have the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications, such as OSHA-10 and biotechnology skills. They also develop essential career soft skills throughout their coursework.

Early College Credit - By completing both Criminal Justice courses during their senior year, students can earn college credit, giving them a head start on their postsecondary education.