Our graduates earn places at highly selective universities — Princeton, UC Berkeley, Notre Dame, and Duke among them. They arrive ready: for the coursework, and for the independence of being on their own. In classes averaging ten, no student coasts, and no student disappears.
- 1 in 3 graduates attends a top-50 university¹
- 10 students per class, on average
- A recent graduate earned a full scholarship to Princeton — one of the top-ranked universities in the country²
¹ Classes of 2020–2026: 21 of 63 graduates matriculated to a top-50 U.S. university or college (U.S. News & World Report).
² College acceptances, Classes of 2020–2026. University rankings: U.S. News & World Report.
How They Learn
Coursework here is rigorous and personal. Students move forward when they've truly mastered the material — not when the calendar says so — with a teacher who knows exactly where each one stands. The result is depth, not just coverage.
Rest and Activity
Progress comes from a rhythm of activity and rest. Twice a day, our students settle quietly — no screens, eyes closed — for a simple, research-backed mental technique that lets them reset and refresh. They emerge with sharper focus, a calmer mind, and more presence — in class and out of it.
Now, and for Life
Matriculating to a great university is a beginning, not the finish line. Our graduates leave prepared, confident, self-directed, and steady — ready to walk into any high-stakes moment and stay calm, present, and prepared. Outcomes like these show up in the classroom and well beyond it — now, and for the rest of their lives.
Signature Programs
STEM
Students compete and place in rocketry, Brain Bee, and the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), and have taken part in NASA programs.
CCLS
Consciousness, Connections & Life Skills — the philosophy behind this school becomes a weekly class, from Transcendental Meditation to the five core life-skills competencies.
The Global Impact Diploma
A two-year senior capstone for students who want their work to matter beyond the classroom.
The clearest sense of what's ahead for your student is the one you'll get in person.
