Academics

Curriculum

Alta Career Academy provides a personalized, standards-based curriculum designed to meet each student where they are and help them move forward with confidence.

Students learn through a structured digital platform that allows them to work at their own pace while receiving consistent teacher support. Core subjects include math, science, English, and social studies, along with world languages and career-focused electives that prepare students for life after high school.

Our model emphasizes focus, accountability, and progress. Students build daily momentum through independent work blocks, supported by teachers who monitor performance, provide guidance, and ensure mastery before moving forward.

Progress is tracked in real time through an interactive gradebook, giving families clear visibility into academic performance. Regular communication between teachers, students, and parents ensures alignment and ongoing support.

This approach allows students to catch up, stay on track, or move ahead—within a calm, structured learning environment designed for modern learners.

Graduation Requirements

Alta Career Academy offers a standard high school diploma pathway designed to prepare students for college, career, and life after graduation.

Students typically complete 6–8 credits per academic year, depending on their pace and enrollment schedule.

To graduate from Alta Career Academy, students must:

  • Earn a total of 24 credits
  • Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0
  • Complete their final grading period at Alta Career Academy


Credit Requirements

  • English – 4 credits
  • Mathematics – 4 credits
  • Science – 3 credits
  • Social Studies – 3 credits
  • World Languages – 2 credits
  • Fine Arts – 1 credit
  • Physical Education – 1 credit
  • Social & Emotional Health – 1 credit
  • Career & Technical Electives – 5 credits

     

This structure ensures students graduate with a strong academic foundation while also gaining exposure to career pathways and real-world skills.

Student and parent at graduation.