Build the foundation.
Personalized attention helps younger learners develop academic skills, curiosity, and confidence in a supportive school community.
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH GRADE 12
A learning path as individual as you.
Personalized instruction, small classes, and a mastery-based approach help students build a strong foundation and keep growing.
A CONTINUUM OF GROWTH
From first discoveries
to future possibilities.
Rigorous, accessible education
at every stage.
Grow in independence.
Students strengthen their foundations in English, mathematics, science, and social studies while building responsibility and learning habits.
Prepare for what’s next.
A comprehensive curriculum, Advanced Placement, and dual enrollment at a local college help students pursue their academic goals.
FLEXIBILITY WITH ACCOUNTABILITY
Hybrid learning.
Real expectations.
BSA’s hybrid program combines on-campus instruction with remote coursework. Hybrid learners are full-time students, with consistent participation and progress expected.
Ask about hybrid learning ↗Campus days each week
Families select consistent in-person days at the beginning of the school year. Changes require administrative approval.
Instructional hours each week
A minimum of three academic hours per day, Monday–Friday, across on-campus and remote learning.
Progress that stays on track
Attendance, platform activity, assignments, and course progress are monitored. Remote days require parent supervision, reliable internet, and a personal device.
PROGRESS WITH PURPOSE
A clear path
toward graduation.
Students work toward course completion throughout the academic year. Families are encouraged to monitor grades and communicate with teachers regularly.
High school graduation
The handbook outlines a 24-credit graduation program spanning English, mathematics, science, social studies, fine arts, electives, foreign language, and physical education. An academic coordinator reviews each student’s credits and course placement.
Middle school promotion
Eighth-grade promotion requires an academic GPA of 2.0 or higher for all subjects, along with the middle school course sequence outlined in the handbook.
College & athletic planning
Student-athletes should coordinate academic planning with the school and athletic department. Graduation requirements and NCAA eligibility requirements are distinct; the handbook includes a comparison for planning discussions.
View academic policies ↓Handbook sections 9–11 provide course, grading, and promotion details.