Overview
What does EACS offer?
In order to engage the students in active learning, EACS teaches academic subjects in interactive experiential ways within an interdisciplinary environment. EACS develops basic academic competencies, higher order thinking skills and abstract theoretical understanding.
In order to connect the worlds of work and school, EACS offers:
- Job skills training
- Job placement assistance
- Community service opportunities
- Elective credit for employment
Expected Credits Per Year
- 9th Grade Freshman (0 - 5.5 Credits)
- 10th Grade Sophomore (6 - 11.5 Credits)
- 11th Grade Junior (12 - 17.5 Credits)
- 12th Grade Senior (18 or more Credits)
Upon graduating from EACS, each student will have:
- A high school diploma
- A clearly demonstrated set of academic skills
- Experience in the workplace and in community service
- A personal development plan for the years beyond high school
- A clear awareness of the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens
- Skill development is measured by traditional, standardized achievement test as well as student portfolio evaluations
