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Tuition-free high school program
Pregnant and parenting teens
Flexible schedules
Your babies & toddlers welcome
Safe, welcoming support
Independent Study
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High School Project

Our learners are engaged though authentic, interdisciplinary projects
High School Projects

Community Partnerships

Partnering with community-based organizations is a big part of our success
Community Partnerships

Safe, Welcoming Support

Resources for pregnant and parenting learners
Safe, Welcoming Support

College & Career

Preparing learners for success in college, career, and life!
College & Career

Alumni Life

Staying connected with Empower Generations beyond your graduation
Alumni Life

Health & Wellness

Helping you and your family stay healthy, happy, and thriving!
Health & Wellness

Empower Generations

PROGRAM FEATURES

Independent Study

Online classes help learners work from home or school with small groups or 1:1 support. Students work at their own speed, giving them the option to catch up on credits or progress faster if they wish.

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Personalized Learning

You are in the driver’s seat when you design your own rigorous, relevant, and attainable curriculum. Using online classes, independent study, and project-based learning, you are in charge of where and how learning takes place. Credit recovery, accelerated learning, and flexible schedules allow you freedom in your education.

Health and Wellness

Get support navigating pregnancy, birth, and parenting. Through our unique weekly advisories, individual meetings, and community partnerships, you’ll feel confident your decisions are the best ones for you and your baby.

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CTE

Students can gain industry recognized certifications while earning high school credit. From introductory to specialized courses, students gain technical, academic, and leadership skills through hands-on, project-based learning in various areas.

What Our Families Are Saying

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