High School Program

Each student receives a personalized academic plan based on their strengths, challenges, and goals. Teachers adapt instruction, pacing, and support so every learner can make meaningful progress—no matter where they are on their educational journey.

As a trauma-responsive school, Logos goes beyond accommodation—we intentionally address the emotional and behavioral barriers that impact learning. Our teachers are trained to provide consistent structure, compassion, and respect, helping students feel safe, understood, and ready to learn.

For students with interrupted schooling or credit loss, Logos offers flexible pathways to graduation. Credit recovery, individualized planning, and close collaboration with families ensure students stay on track—whether preparing for college, vocational programs, or a return to their home school.

Our small class sizes (6:1 student-teacher ratio) create space for genuine relationships between students and teachers. These connections foster trust, accountability, and a sense of belonging—essential foundations for academic success and emotional growth.

Teachers, therapists, administrators, and families work together to ensure each student’s academic and emotional needs are met. This team-based approach keeps communication open and consistent, helping students feel supported in every area of their growth.

Students move through seven class periods each day, providing structure and variety across academic subjects, electives, and therapy blocks. Each term, students choose a new elective, allowing them to explore interests like art, creative writing, music, sports, or technology. This rotation keeps learning fresh and engaging throughout the school year.

All coursework is completed during the school day, allowing students to focus on therapeutic goals, extracurricular activities, and family time after school. This structure reduces stress and supports healthy balance and boundaries.

Every student receives a Chromebook for classroom use. Students are taught safe, responsible, and respectful technology practices—building the digital literacy skills they’ll need for college, career, and everyday life.