For Students

Students at Challenge Charter enjoy a great deal of flexibility in designing their high school education and their instructional pathway. In many ways, attending Challenge Charter is much more like being in college.

Students are expected to attend classes, arrive on time, complete all assignments and to pursue continued educational opportunities. Students are also expected to be responsible, self-disciplined, and to learn time management skills in order to get all of their work completed on time.

We encourage all students to complete their high school education, and, at a minimum, pursue at least two additional years of education at a vocational or technical school, or to pursue studies in the military, community college, college or university.

If you would like more information about Challenge Charter, please do not hesitate to contact the school. If you are already enrolled, I would encourage you to continue your studies and wish you all the best for your educational and personal future.

Warning!

Watch out for financial aid scams! There are scammers out there just waiting to take money away from unsuspecting folks trying to find scholarships for college! Check out the following link for tips on what to look for.    

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