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- Northpoint Charter School | Albuquerque High School
Learning designed for the world ahead Northpoint Charter School has one purpose: to graduate future-ready young adults By designing a system of learning for the student rather than the other way around, we teach kids in grades 9-12 how to solve the challenges of tomorrow
- About Us | Northpoint Charter School | What Is a Charter?
The mission of Northpoint Charter School is to empower all students to perform at their optimal level in a blended learning environment that is individualized, self-directed, and flexible to produce future-ready graduates
- Apply Now | Northpoint Charter School | Albuquerque
Northpoint Charter School gives students the tools they need to carve their own path in the world, through tech-based learning, hands-on STEM projects, and dual enrollment opportunities for college credit
- Northpoint Charter School | Formerly SSLC | Our New Name
Now, we’re proud to introduce you to Northpoint Charter School Our new name and website are a truer expression of our long-term commitment to equipping kids for whatever their futures hold
- Contact Us | Northpoint Charter School | Albuquerque
Reach out online or call Northpoint for more information about our Albuquerque charter school
- Future Students | Northpoint Charter School | Albuquerque
At Northpoint, students take charge of their own learning on their own schedule Our hybrid learning model gives you the flexibility you need, while our diverse curriculum provides continual opportunities to pursue your goals and passions
- Application Process | Northpoint Charter School
Have questions about how charter school applications work? Learn how to submit your application to Northpoint, what to expect, and your next steps
- Academics | Northpoint Charter School | Hybrid Learning
Students enrolled at Northpoint can earn high school and college credit for attending classes at CNM or UNM Classes are free and offered in the college environment, so students can get a taste of college academics and explore their interests while drawing on the support of their high school teachers and classmates
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