High School
High School Program
Preparing students for graduation, college, careers, independence, and real-world success through academics, electives, workforce readiness, and dual enrollment opportunities.
High School at Inspire Learning Academy
Our High School Program supports students with academic instruction, graduation planning, career exploration, executive functioning, work readiness, and individualized support. Students are encouraged to build independence, confidence, and real-world skills for life after high school.
High School Program Highlights
Graduation Planning
Work Readiness
Career Exploration
Executive Functioning
College Readiness
Life Skills
Courses & Electives
High school students have access to academic support, career-building electives, and enrichment opportunities that prepare them for college, work, and independent living.
Drivers Education
Driver safety and preparation through Florida Safety Council.
Artificial Intelligence
AI learning opportunities through FLVS to introduce students to technology, innovation, and future careers.
Work Readiness
Resume building, interview skills, workplace behavior, job skills, communication, and career preparation.
Financial Literacy
Budgeting, saving, banking, spending decisions, and money management skills.
Dual Enrollment with Seminole State College
Eligible high school students may explore dual enrollment opportunities with Seminole State College. Dual enrollment allows students to experience college-level coursework while building confidence, responsibility, and future academic goals.
College Exposure
Academic Confidence
Future Planning
Preparing Students for Life After High School
Inspire Learning Academy helps students prepare for adulthood through career exploration, social skills, workplace expectations, leadership development, communication, and independent living skills.
Contact Inspire Learning Academy
Questions about our High School Program? Contact us today.
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✉️ mrssmith@inspirelearningacademy.org
Orlando & Leesburg Campuses