Futures Academy - California

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Futures Academy
Location

United States
Information
School typePrivate Middle School and High School
MottoSchool Reimagined
Religious affiliation(s)Non-sectarian
Established1985
Grades6-12
Campuses17
Color(s)Blue, Orange, Yellow
Key productsMiddle School and High School taught in classrooms with a 1 student to 1 teacher ratio as well as small group courses.
Information866-980-7248
Websitefutures.edu

Futures Academy is a WASC-accredited, UC, CSU & NCAA-approved California private middle school and high school offering 1:1 instruction and flexible scheduling options. Futures Academy has campus locations in Anaheim Hills, Beverly Hills, Brentwood, Carlsbad, Cupertino, Huntington Beach, Manhattan Beach, Mission Viejo/Laguna Hills, Newport Beach, Pasadena, Pleasanton, San Mateo, San Diego, Walnut Creek, Westlake Village, and Woodland Hills.

About[]

Futures Academy updated its name from Halstrom Academy[1] in 2018 to better align with its innovative teaching approach. Futures Academy offers open enrollment, flexible scheduling, 1:1 class sizes, and part-time and full-time programs for all students including aspiring athletes and artists, working students, unique learners (ADD/ADHD, IEPs), and those needing to remediate course work. Since 1985, Futures Academy has taught more than 19,000 students in grades 6-12.

Futures Academy campuses are designed to inspire learning. As a network of schools, they have incorporated the latest findings in design and learning theory to create spaces that spark creativity and learning. The school colors are rooted in color psychology and denote energy, enthusiasm, hope, optimism, and stability. Futures Academy embodies a campus culture is welcoming, warm, and authentic. The middle school and high school utilizes updated technology for educational purposes and offers the ability to use either electronic or traditional resources, such as textbooks.

Courses[]

Futures Academy offers over 170 courses including 32 honors and 16 AP courses, along with college prep, general and workshop-level courses in English, practical arts, fine arts, math, foreign language, science, social science, test prep, and personal development. Specialty courses such as the Science of Happiness and Mindshift are offered and over 70 21st century skill courses enabling students to explore career options in coding, STEAM, digital arts, and storytelling.

Notable alumni[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Futures News | in the Press | Futures Academy Halstrom Academy becomes Futures Academy, effective October 2018".

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