High School Program
Our high school program prepares students for post-secondary education with the skills they need to succeed. For the past two years, our seniors have not received a single college rejection letter, and every student has gotten into their top-choice school with huge scholarship offers.
This program offers a holistic education with a complete curriculum, personalized specialty classes, support services, comprehensive college admissions counseling, and a full slate of extracurricular activities. Academic rigor is combined with the flexibility for students to request classes, join and start clubs, and develop important emotional resilience and self-advocacy skills that carry them confidently forward.
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High school students with a 3.0 GPA qualify to participate in our college program and get a head start on their post-secondary education!
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Bridges Program
This program is designed to support students who will soon be moving into a high school program, ages 13 -14.
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Our program is a mix-and-match of audited high school classes, specialized preparation classes, and classes specially designed for the student's individual interests and curiosity. Students improve their study skills, have a voice in their class choices, begin to plan ahead, and have an opportunity to strengthen knowledge gaps that need shoring up.
Whether they join us at EWoW for High School or attend an area private or public school, they will enter their freshman year with the skills and confidence they need to succeed!
PG Program
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PG or post-graduate high school students who need a little extra time and support to get into the college of their dreams, earn credits while working to save money, or want to make sure college material is accessible for them are perfect for this program. Please get in touch with the Program Director if you would like to participate!
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OUR PARTNER SCHOOLS
Education without Walls is proud to partner with the following local New Milford businesses to offer special classes and opportunities for EWoW students to expand their education.
SPECIALTY SCHOOLS
When a student signs up for a course at one of these schools, they can receive high school credit by providing proof of attendance and a statement from their teacher indicating what grade they should receive.
