activities · 17
what they do
direct service · 17
- Accessibility for Online MaterialsEnsures electronic online materials are accessible and usable for individuals with sensory impairments, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind.
- Digital AccessibilityEnsures electronic online materials are accessible and usable for individuals with sensory impairments, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind.
- Dual College Enrollment Programs Dual Enrollment & College Credit ProgramsOffers 10 dual college enrollment classes in engineering and computer science, requiring students to complete specific courses like Introduction to Engineering & Design (IED), Principles of Engineering & Design (POE), and Aerospace Engineering (AE) for graduation. Additional courses for college credit include Civil Engineering & Architecture (CEA), Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM), Engineering Design & Development (EDD), Principles of Biomedical Engineering (PBE), Digital Electronics (DE), AP Computer Science (CS), and Cyber Security (CS).
- Dual College Enrollment Programs Dual Enrollment & College Credit ProgramsOffers 10 dual college enrollment classes in engineering and computer science, including required courses in Introduction to Engineering & Design, Principles of Engineering & Design, and Aerospace Engineering, and additional courses like Civil Engineering & Architecture, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, and Cyber Security.
- Electronic Material AccessibilityEnsures electronic online materials are accessible and usable for individuals with sensory impairments, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or blind.
- Extracurricular Activities and Clubs Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsProvides a variety of extracurricular programs and student activities such as Robotics (SeaPerch, VEX, Zero Robotics), Student Council (NASC Chapter), National Honor Society, Tennis Club, Yearbook Club, and Performance Band.
- Extracurricular Activities and Clubs Student Enrichment & Extracurricular ProgramsProvides a variety of extracurricular programs and student activities, including Robotics (SeaPerch, VEX, Zero Robotics), Student Council (NASC Chapter), National Honor Society, Tennis Club, Yearbook Club, and Performance Band.
- Future Freshman AcademyOperates a Future Freshman Academy during the month of June to support incoming students.
- Future Freshman AcademyOperates a Future Freshman Academy during the month of June to prepare incoming students.
- Governing Board Meeting Notices Public Board Meeting Notices & Transparency CompliancePosts notices of Governing Board meetings on the school office front and website, including date, time, place, and agenda, to ensure transparency.
- Governing Board Meeting Transparency Public Board Meeting Notices & Transparency CompliancePosts notices of Governing Board meetings, including date, time, place, and agenda, on the school office front and website to ensure transparency.
- Governing Board Meeting Transparency Public Board Meeting Notices & Transparency CompliancePosts notices of Governing Board meetings on the school office front and website, including date, time, place, and agenda, to ensure transparency.
- High School Education Religious-Integrated Secondary EducationProvides high school education with an extended academic day, offering 6 hours of instruction daily, which is 2 hours more than state requirements. The school opened on August 5, 2014, initially serving grades 9 and 10, and expanded to include additional grade levels in subsequent years.
- High School Education Religious-Integrated Secondary EducationProvides high school education with an extended academic day offering 6 hours of instruction, 2 hours more than state requirements, and additional time for homework support, tutoring, workshops, enrichment, and college/career preparation.
- Interscholastic Athletic Programs Interscholastic Youth Sports TeamsOffers interscholastic athletic programs in football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, cheer, cross country, tennis, and track, including fall, winter, and spring sports, and summer sports camps.
- PLTW-RECF Industry Certification ProgramWill implement the PLTW-RECF Industry Certification program starting in the 2025-2026 school year.
- PLTW-RECF Industry Certification ProgramWill implement the Project Lead The Way-Robotics Education & Competition Foundation (PLTW-RECF) Industry Certification program starting in the 2025-2026 school year.
strategies · 15
how they think
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- Character Development through Co-Curricular Athletics co-curricular_character_developmentThe organization integrates athletics with other programs to emphasize character development and sportsmanship, aiming to develop responsible community members alongside athletic and academic growth.
- Character Development through Co-Curricular Athletics co-curricular_character_developmentThe organization integrates athletics with other programs to emphasize character development and sportsmanship, aiming to cultivate responsible community members alongside athletic and academic growth.
- Character Development through Co-Curricular Athletics co-curricular_character_developmentThe organization integrates athletics with other programs to develop responsible community members, emphasizing character development and sportsmanship alongside athletic and academic growth.
- Integrated STEM Education for College and Career Readiness integrated_stem_educationThe organization provides a rigorous STEM curriculum, including honors and AP classes, that integrates critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills with national academic standards and STEM principles. This approach prepares students for post-secondary education and careers in engineering and robotics without remediation.
- Integrated STEM Education for College and Career Readiness integrated_stem_educationThe organization integrates a rigorous STEM curriculum, including project-based learning and experiential learning, to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills, preparing students for post-secondary education and careers in STEM fields without remediation.
- Integrated STEM Education for College and Career Readiness integrated_stem_educationThe organization integrates a rigorous STEM curriculum, including project-based learning and experiential opportunities, to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills, preparing students for post-secondary education and careers in STEM fields without remediation.
- Leveraging Arizona Tax Credit for Extracurricular Funding tax_credit_fundingThe organization utilizes the Arizona Tax Credit program as a primary funding source for extracurricular activities and student programs, allowing individuals to support these initiatives by reducing their state tax liability.
- Leveraging Tax Credit Funding for Extracurriculars tax_credit_fundingThe organization utilizes the Arizona Tax Credit program as a primary funding source for extracurricular programs and student activities, allowing individuals to reduce their state tax liability by donating to these initiatives.
- Project-Based and Experiential Learning project-based_learningThe organization engages students in hands-on learning through embedded projects, activities, and problem-based learning, including Project Lead the Way (PLTW) courses. This approach also exposes students to STEM fields through mentorships and workplace experiences with industry professionals.
- Public Transparency in Governance public_transparencyThe organization ensures public transparency by making Governing Board meeting notices accessible through both physical postings and online availability during regular business hours.
- Public Transparency in Governance public_transparencyThe organization ensures public transparency by making Governing Board meeting notices accessible through both physical postings and online availability.
- Targeted Transition Support for Academic Gaps transition_support_and_remediationThe organization supports the transition from middle to high school and addresses proficiency gaps by targeting freshmen with significant gaps in pre-algebra and reading comprehension through its Future Freshman Academy.
- Targeted Transition Support for Academic Gaps transition_support_and_remediationThe organization supports the transition from middle to high school and addresses proficiency gaps by providing targeted interventions, such as the Future Freshman Academy, for freshmen with significant deficiencies in pre-algebra and reading comprehension.
- Targeted Transition Support for Academic Gaps transition_support_and_remediationThe organization provides targeted support, such as the Future Freshman Academy, to assist students in their transition from middle to high school and address significant proficiency gaps in core subjects like pre-algebra and reading comprehension.
- Tax Credit Funding for Extracurriculars tax_credit_fundingThe organization utilizes the Arizona Tax Credit program as the primary funding source for extracurricular programs and student activities, allowing individuals to reduce their state tax liability by donating to these initiatives.
named programs · 7
what they call their work
Extracurricular Clubs
Offers various clubs and activities including NASC Chapter Student Council, National Honor Society, Tennis Club, Yearbook, and Robotics, with additional clubs based on student interest.
Future Freshmen Academy
A program operating during June designed to support the transition from middle to high school, specifically targeting freshmen with gaps in pre-algebra and reading comprehension.
Optional Academic Time
An additional hour beyond instructional time for academic activities such as homework support, tutoring, workshops, enrichment opportunities, college and career support (ACT/SAT prep, college and scholarship applications), senior internships, and AP lab work.
Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
Partnership providing Pathway to Engineering courses that explore the design process and link STEM principles to problem-solving activities, leading to industry-recognized certifications in pre-engineering and robotics.
Robotics Programs
Features three Robotics programs: SeaPerch, VEX, and the national Zero Robotics Programming Competition sponsored by NASA & MIT, encouraging teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.
STEM College Preparatory Program
A rigorous academic program with an emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, including honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes, designed to prepare students for college and careers in STEM fields.
Sports Program
A robust athletic program with a full array of fall, winter, and spring sports, including football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, cheer, cross country, tennis, and track, as a member of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA).
relationships · 14
who they work with
- Arizona Interscholastic Association Partner — Madison Highland Prep athletic teams participate in the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA).
- Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) Network — Member of the Arizona Interscholastic Association.
- Arizona Tax Credit Program Government — Primary source of revenue for extra-curricular programs and student activities, governed by Arizona tax law (ARS§43-1089-01).
- CRAVE Chips Partner — No Net Consulting, founded by a Madison Highland Prep Governing Board member, offers solutions to CRAVE Chips.
- ChatterPlug Partner — No Net Consulting, founded by a Madison Highland Prep Governing Board member, offers solutions to ChatterPlug.
- Cognia Government — International accreditation organization that recognized Steven Mack in its Circle of Excellence.
- MIT Partner — Sponsors the national Zero Robotics Programming Competition, which MHP students participate in.
- NASA Partner — Sponsors the national Zero Robotics Programming Competition, which MHP students participate in.
- No Net Consulting Partner — Don Flanagan, a member of the Madison Highland Prep Governing Board, founded No Net Consulting.
- Project Lead the Way Partner — Partnership to implement the PLTW-RECF Industry Certification program in STEM education
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Partner — Partners with PLTW to expose students to STEM curriculum and engage them in activities, projects, and problem-based learning.
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Partner — Partners with PLTW to provide Pathway to Engineering courses.
- Retail Eyes Partner — No Net Consulting, founded by a Madison Highland Prep Governing Board member, offers solutions to Retail Eyes.
- Robotics Education & Competition Foundation Partner — Collaborates with Madison Highland Prep and Project Lead the Way to deliver the PLTW-RECF Industry Certification program