CWSA has a project-based learning program. It encourages students to get out into the real world and learn. This approach allows students to learn about the path they want to take in life.  At the end of the project process, students do a presentation to show their learning. Presentations often include demonstrations, physical products, slideshows, experiments and data and documentation.  

ALEKS is the math program that CWSA uses, which is individually designed for each student. Students become each other’s resources on topics and can work at their own learning pace. Math topics show up as a “pie” slice. When each slice is completed it, leads to a greater percentage of the whole pie (grade level) being finished. ALEKS explains that the math each slice builds on the last; it is a road map to finish. The progress is visible, allowing students to see how far they've come on each math problem.