Students graduate knowing how to manage responsibilities, communicate effectively, and set meaningful goals. Our goal isn’t just graduation — it’s readiness for life beyond it.

College-Ready, Career-Ready, and Adult-Ready

THRIVE Academy’s high school program balances rigorous academics with practical life preparation. From financial literacy to environmental science, each course connects knowledge to everyday skills.

Academics That Build Independence and Confidence

High School Courses

Algebra II

Students expand their understanding of algebraic concepts, including complex functions, logarithms, sequences, and systems of equations. The course develops higher-level problem-solving, critical thinking, and reasoning skills while connecting mathematics to real-world applications. Algebra 2 lays the groundwork for advanced math and scientific study, reinforcing precision, logic, and analytical confidence.

Algebra I

Students master the language of mathematics by learning to solve linear and quadratic equations, work with inequalities, and explore functions. Algebra 1 builds not just technical skill, but logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities essential for success in math, science, and real-world challenges.

English Language Arts II

Students advance formal writing and presentation skills through essays, research projects, and structured written assignments. They study a variety of literary forms—including poetry, plays, novels, and autobiographies—while practicing advanced literary analysis and interpretation. This course cultivates strong communication skills, critical thinking, and the ability to engage thoughtfully with complex texts.

English Language Arts I

Students refine advanced grammar, usage, and mechanics while delving deeply into the elements of fiction. Through creative writing, character development, and literary analysis, they examine symbolism, theme, and narrative structure. The course fosters imaginative expression, analytical thinking, and the ability to communicate nuanced ideas effectively in both writing and discussion.

Biology

Students explore the living world through the study of cells, genetics, evolution, ecology, and human biology. They engage in observation, experimentation, and analysis, applying scientific methods to real-world questions. Biology fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of the principles that govern life and the natural environment.

Spanish 1

Students build foundational skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish while exploring grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context. Through conversation, projects, and immersion activities, they gain confidence in practical communication. Spanish 1 fosters an appreciation of Spanish-speaking cultures while developing communication skills for real-world use.

Theatre

Students explore all aspects of theatrical production, including performance, improvisation, and theatrical combat, as well as technical elements such as set design, lighting, and stagecraft. The course emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and expressive storytelling, helping students gain confidence, teamwork skills, and a deeper understanding of the performing arts.

Graphic Design

Students learn to combine creativity and technology to design compelling visual content for a variety of purposes. They explore typography, layout, color theory, branding, and digital tools while working on real-world projects. This course develops technical proficiency, creative problem-solving, and the ability to communicate ideas effectively and professionally in a visual medium. 

Art

Students explore a variety of artistic techniques, media, and styles, developing their creative voice and technical skills. They engage in observation, experimentation, and critique, learning to communicate ideas visually and conceptually. The course encourages problem-solving, self-expression, and the ability to interpret and create meaningful artwork.

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