Our Academic program provides students with the opportunity to achieve their fullest potential,
​prepare for post-secondary education, and experience success in the workplace.

Schoolhouse Preparatory offers a college preparatory program to students with learning differences. The programs, courses of study, and instructional materials are chosen and implemented based on educational research and curricular standards. Our textbooks are designed for students with unique learning styles and use larger fonts, shorter chapters, and are visually appealing.

To facilitate learning, instruction comes alive through  small group instruction,  interactive and hands-on lessons in a stimulating and motivating environment. Students participate in exciting field trips throughout the year and are given the opportunity to learn about careers by shadowing professionals in our community.

The use of technology assists our students to access the curriculum. Each classroom is equipped with interactive boards that promote student engagement and target diverse learning styles. Our Florida Virtual School Lab is equipped with laptops and webcams for the students to take online courses.  Our SPN (Schoolhouse Prep Network) studio is equipped with green screen technology and audio visual editing equipment. Our daily news show "The Howling News" is taped in our studio.

College Board Testing

Students enrolled at Schoolhouse Preparatory are not required to take an End of Course Exam (EOC). Graduation is based on a minimum GPA of 2.0.
Eligible students receive extended time and school based testing on the College Board Exams.

Standardized Tests Administered
Freshman Year        PSAT
Sophomore Year     PSAT

Junior and Senior Years
Students will be registered to take one or more of the following Standardized Exams:
Students Seeking a 4 Year College Degree                                  ACT    SAT
Students Attending a Junior College                                            PERT
​Students attending a Vocational or Trade School                        TABE
​Students Applying to the Coast Guard                                         ASVAB