ASA Benefit Raffle!

Support our amazing school and get the chance to win cash prizes:

1st prize: $1,500   2nd prize: $750   3rd prize: $500   4th prize: $250

Drawing to be held May 1. Winner need. not be present. Proceeds benefit the Academy of Scholastic Achievement.

Tickets go on sale April 1. 

Students

We all know that these are particularly challenging times. The question is what to do about it. 

 

For 48 years, ASA has constantly met the challenges of educating youth who face a multitude of hurdles on their way to securing a high school diploma and prospects for productive lives for themselves and their families. Our mission is and has always been to meet students where they are academically, socially and emotionally, to get them on the path to graduation and beyond. This has been our mission through all the ups and downs of funding, through the devastation of the Covid pandemic, and through the current challenges. 

 

What to do about the latest challenges? Join us, support us in our important  mission.

ASA's Mission

To accept students where they are academically, socially, and emotionally by educating, supporting, celebrating and empowering them to achieve a higher quality of life. 

 


Principal's Message

At ASA, we're reconnecting students to education and providing them with the life skills necessary to become critical thinkers and lifelong learners. We look forward to helping our students succeed and achieve their goals!

Sincerely,

Dr. Nicole Simpson

ASA's Vision

To cultivate compassionate, self-sustaining, globally-minded, critical thinkers who can compete and succeed in the world economy.

Core Values

Integrity.        Discipline.       Compassion. 

Students of the Month

Da Brat Scholarship

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Da Brat Effect

ASA's 2021 Back to School Block Party was amazing! Da Brat brought tons of energy for students, staff and community. ASA and Youth Connection Charter Schools are announcing Da Brat Scholarship for Performing Arts. Da Brat is an alum and sits on ASA's board of directors. Check out the Dish Nation interview with Da Brat.
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