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College Preparation & Counseling

Preparation with Purpose

The Middle and High School program prepares students not only for college admission, but for a life of thoughtful engagement and meaningful contribution.

Students graduate with a strong academic foundation, developed habits of mind, and the ability to think critically, write effectively, and engage deeply with complex ideas.

The High School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and coursework meets University of California A–G requirements, ensuring readiness for a wide range of colleges and universities.

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Individualized College Counseling

College counseling is a collaborative process involving the student, family, faculty, and administration. The goal is to identify colleges that are well-matched to each student’s interests, strengths, and aspirations.

Students receive guidance in:

  • Course selection and academic planning
  • Standardized testing (PSAT, SAT, CLT)
  • College research and selection
  • Essay writing and application preparation


This process emphasizes discernment—helping students make thoughtful, informed decisions about their next steps.

Outcomes

Graduates leave with:

  • A strong sense of self and personal direction
  • Intellectual independence and academic readiness
  • Practical skills and real-world experience
  • Confidence in their ability to contribute meaningfully
  • A commitment to continued growth and learning

They are prepared not only to succeed in college, but to engage the world with purpose, responsibility, and clarity.

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