The Lindbergh High School Academy is an extension of Lindbergh High School that provides an alternative learning environment for students. A school within a school, the Academy is designed to meet each individual student’s needs. It is designed to assist students who have experienced limited success in the regular educational setting and see a true need for change in themselves.

How is it the same as LHS?

• Students receive a Lindbergh High School diploma.
• Students participate in Lindbergh High School’s graduation ceremony.
• Student follow the Lindbergh Schools Rights and Responsibilities Handbook.
• Students follow Lindbergh High School’s attendance policy.
• Students may participate in extracurricular activities and school sponsored events.
• Courses follow the same curriculum objectives.

How is it different?

• Smaller school size (Limited to 75 students)
• Reduced student-teacher ratio
• Hands-on learning; interdisciplinary units in an exploratory 1-1 learning environment
• In-class assignments and supervised study
• Individual, self-paced learning
• Service learning projects required every semester
• Four classes every nine weeks; students can earn 8 credits per year
• Modified Daily class schedule

Who should apply?

Students who may be experiencing one or more of the following situations:

• Low motivation for school, both academically and social-emotionally
• Lack of consistency in earning credits
• Potentially able, but lack basic skills

How to apply?

Contact your school counselor for more information.