A Quality Choice for 21st Century Learning!

BRIGHTON, Mich. - July 10, 2013 - PRLog -- WSC Academy of Brighton, a tuition-free public high school for grades 9^th-12^th, is excited to announce open enrollment for the 2013-2014 School year.  We are offering curriculum enhancements to the already exceptional education we’re known for.  In addition to an online credit recovery program, students will be provided with a blended learning track that incorporates online/computer based classes, flexible scheduling, Project Based Learning (PBL) and specialized instruction with highly qualified teachers.  Our students also have the opportunity to work with mentors from the business community to assist with college preparation, career readiness and job placement assistance.

WSC Academy’s philosophy is to offer quality education in an encouraging, learning environment that allows students to be successful.  We are dedicated to assisting students and their families with academic and vocational needs for those that prefer a smaller, non-traditional school environment.  The curriculum follows the required Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) and high school diplomas will be granted through the Michigan Department of Education (MDE).

Freddie  Militz, a 2013 graduate shared, “WSC Academy teachers gave me personalized attention that no other school ever offered”.  His mother, Amy Militz, went on to say, “My son wouldn’t have graduated on time in a traditional school.  WSC Academy allowed him to focus on his strength and they identified the areas where he needed some individual attention and support.  He not only graduated on time, but he got a job right after graduation with the staff’s help.”

To register your high school student, call 800-966-9616, text WSCA to 69302, visit our website at www.wsc-academy.org or stop by our campus located at 10555 Citation Drive, Brighton, MI  48116.

WSC Academy

WSC Academy is a public high school academy encouraging and supporting youth in a safe environment.  With compassion and support, our highly qualified, certified teachers and staff works closely with students to ensure they are successfully meeting academic goals.  

The curriculum follows the required Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) requiring only eighteen (18) credits for graduation.  For our college-bound students, the Academy encourages completion of twenty-two credits (22) for college admission.  Credit evaluation will occur at the time of enrollment and again at program exit.  Diplomas are granted through the Michigan Department of Education (MDE).  

Additionally, the curriculum offers comprehensive career and college planning as well as several wrap-around social and therapeutic services derived from longstanding partnerships within the community.  www.wsc-academy.org