A charter school that shut down its secondary grade levels due to budget and enrollment concerns is reopening grades 7-12. New legislation has allowed the school to make a comeback, but with changes to its approach. The school is shifting towards more digital learning to stay financially afloat and adapt to changing educational needs.
The school's mission has long combined education with the outdoors, and it has been in operation for six decades. However, declining enrollment and budget issues forced the closure of its secondary grade levels. Further details about the school's reopening and its new approach are available.
The school's superintendent noted that more parents are looking for flexibility, which is likely a factor in the school's decision to incorporate more virtual learning.
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