The Project Patch Youth Program school is recognized by the State of Idaho Department of Education and accredited by Cognia (Formerly AdvancED/NWAC), the largest accreditation system for educational institutions in the world, as a special purpose school. Our progressive school program prepares our youth for higher learning and deepens their comprehension of what they are currently studying.
A Dynamic Learning System The Project Patch school has been developed specifically to serve our students’ needs. The individualized program allows your daughter to succeed where she may have failed in other environments. To ensure a smooth transition home, our program includes the following vital elements:
Teacher-directed and facilitated classes
Classes separated by gender
Individualized coursework to accommodate each student’s ability and experience
GED, cooperation with other schools, and correspondence courses (at parents’ expense) available
Technology Integration Computers are used for skill-building, assessments, and homework assignments. Clients do not have open Internet or web search access. Certain classes use online resources, which students access on supervised computers with minimal online capabilities. We teach kids on the latest generation of software and hardware, such as Microsoft Office Suite.
Education
The Project Patch Youth Program school is recognized by the State of Idaho Department of Education and accredited by Cognia (Formerly AdvancED/NWAC), the largest accreditation system for educational institutions in the world, as a special purpose school. Our progressive school program prepares our youth for higher learning and deepens their comprehension of what they are currently studying.
A Dynamic Learning System
The Project Patch school has been developed specifically to serve our students’ needs. The individualized program allows your daughter to succeed where she may have failed in other environments. To ensure a smooth transition home, our program includes the following vital elements:
Technology Integration
Computers are used for skill-building, assessments, and homework assignments. Clients do not have open Internet or web search access. Certain classes use online resources, which students access on supervised computers with minimal online capabilities. We teach kids on the latest generation of software and hardware, such as Microsoft Office Suite.
our school mascot – artemis (arty)
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