Look Inside A CES School
Ideally, you could visit each of the CES Mentor Schools and experience for yourself what makes them significantly different from other schools. Given that time and resources are limited, that may not be feasible. CES ChangeLab provides you with the next best thing – a virtual visit behind the scenes of some of CES’ most successful high schools. Look inside and see the strategies and tools they use to help all students learn to use their minds well.
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Boston Arts Academy
Boston Arts is committed to a rigorous academic and arts education for students who live in the city of Boston.
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Federal Hocking High School
The Federal Hocking High School Community strives to help all students become life-long learners, active democratic citizens, and flexible in their career choices.
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Humanities Preparatory Academy
Humanities Prep is a small, community-minded New York City public school. Our heterogeneous classes and college preparatory curriculum feature performance based assessment and Expeditionary Learning. Our student body is diverse in the ways our city is diverse, and we are a destination for transfer students who have previously experienced school as unresponsive to their needs as learners and as individuals.
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Quest High School
Quest High School (QHS) is one of three high schools in the Humble Independent School District. The school opened in January 1995 and is HISD’s only school of choice. Quest is housed in the district’s Community Learning Center (CLC) (as one of fourteen programs in the CLC) and has a population of approximately 230 students in grades 9-12. The staff consists of 17 facilitators, 2 instructional assistants, a counselor, office staff, and a principal. Quest focuses on preparing students for life by focusing on personalized learning, service learning and authentic, integrated curriculum.
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Urban Academy Laboratory High School
Urban Academy is a small New York City public high school which serves a diverse population; classes at the school are heterogeneous and multi-aged. Urban Academy's student population is multicultural and multiracial; the school serves students from all economic levels and reflects the general NYC population.
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CES MENTOR SCHOOLS
Take a look at portfolios from
these great CES High schools
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