Scholarship . Challange . Support . Opportunity

​ACADEMICS

Challenge.
Support.
Opportunity.

Academic pathways prepare scholars for graduation, college level work,
​ career exploration, entrepreneurship, and life after high school.

ACADEMIC PATHWAYS

​Multiple ways to move ahead.

AP Courses

​Advanced coursework that strengthens college readiness and may lead to college credit.

Honors​

More challenging coursework for scholars ready for greater academic depth.

Dual Enrollment​

Eligible scholars can earn college credit while completing high school requirements.

Credit Recovery

Structured support for students who need to regain credits and stay on track.

SIGNATURE PROGRAM

Entrepreneurial Studies Academy

C​ritical thinking, problem solving, leadership, business planning, finance, management, and community impact are built into a multi year entrepreneurship pathway.

​ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Support is part of the program, not an afterthought.

After School Tutoring

Targeted academic support during the week.

Saturday Academy

​Focused preparation and intervention for academic growth and assessment readiness.

Summer Bridge

Transition and readiness programming to prepare students for the next school year.

​STAY ON TRACK

​Academic progress should be visible to students and families.

10th

32.5 credits

Target credit accumulation for progression

11th

65 credits

Continue building toward graduation requirements

12th

97.5 credits

Senior year progress benchmark

Diploma

130+ credits

Coursework plus assessment, service, and other graduation requirements.

POSTSECONDARY READINESS

Every scholar needs a next step.

​Four Year College

​Admissions planning, applications, financial aid, and transition support

Two Year College

Associate degree pathways and transfer opportunities.

Trade or Technical

Credential programs, apprenticeships, and workforce preparation.

Career or Service

Employment, public service, military service, entrepreneurship, and other pathways.

​ADVANCED OPPORTUNITIES

​Scholars should see what they can grow into.

College Level Challenge

​AP and dual enrollment experiences help students build confidence with advanced work before graduation.

Entrepreneurship​

Business planning, finance, leadership, problem solving, and community impact connect academics to real world application.

Extended Experiences​

Career days, speakers, mentorship, competitions, college fairs, and enrichment broaden what students can imagine for themselves.​

​LEARNING IN ACTION ​

Academic growth happens every day.

Classroom instruction, tutoring, advanced coursework, college credit opportunities and academic interventions help scholars build toward graduation and life after Eagle.

GRADUATION READINESS

Every requirement connects to the next step.

​130+ Credits

​Scholars must complete the required credits and coursework for graduation.

​80 Service Hours

Community service is part of Eagle Academy's graduation expectations.

NJ Assessment

Students must meet the applicable New Jersey graduation assessment requirement.

FAFSA + Thesis + Plan

Senior readiness includes FAFSA completion, the senior thesis project, and a secured postsecondary plan.

​COLLEGE CREDIT

Eligible scholars can begin college work while still at Eagle.

Dual Enrollment

Eligible students may earn college credit while completing high school requirements.

Course Examples

Offerings have included English 101 and 102, Effective Speech, Sociology, Social Problems, College Seminar, and College Algebra.

Advanced Coursework

AP and Honors courses provide additional academic challenge and college preparation.​

THE GOAL

​Ready for graduation. Ready for what comes next.