Coastal Academy High School offers a flexible academic program that offers a wide variety of college preparatory honors, advanced placement, and elective courses. Current advanced placement (AP) 4-day courses include World History, US History, Government, English Language, English Literature, Chemistry, Calculus AB and Psychology. Elective courses include art, digital art, photography, video production, yearbook design, guitar/ukulele, culinary arts (cooking), ASB leadership, Sociology, Sports Medicine, SAT prep, life skills, theater production, and more. Students also have the opportunity to take dual enrollment courses at a local community college. The CAH four-day program (classroom) courses follow the semester system. Our courses challenge students to reach their maximum potential. Students also have the option to participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities including sports, drama, culinary arts, clubs, and more. Our courses are yearlong courses and meet for a full 36 weeks.
Program Options
Coastal Academy High School partners with parents to prepare students for “College, Career, and Citizenship.” Most students participate in the four-day classroom program, but select students may benefit from the flexibility of our independent study program.
Four Days on campus
The four-day program serves students who would like to attend class in a traditional classroom setting four days per week (Tuesday-Friday) in a traditional classroom setting. Teachers use lectures, small group interactions, labs, field trips, and projects to deliver an engaging and rigorous curriculum. Students in this program agree to exhibit respectful conduct and academic responsibility, including the timely completion of quality work and daily attendance. Students attend Mentor Advisory weekly to collaborate with peers, hear important school announcements, and receive personalized mentoring. Students are assigned to an Academic Counselor to provide guidance and mentorship. Coastal Academy High School is committed to building student resilience through intentional service learning & leadership development opportunities. All classes are year-long courses with the exception of several semester-long electives.
Five-Day Independent Study
The Five-Day Independent Study Program provides additional flexibility for students and families. Families may choose from several options, including selecting their own curriculum, selecting online courses, working with outside co-ops or vendors, and/or taking community college courses. Students will meet every nine weeks with a credentialed teacher who oversees their progress.