The foundation of Legacy High School is to provide comprehensive, individualized, science-based education for our students to achieve their full academic and social potential. Legacy High School focuses on developing the appropriate paths of learning to meet the specific individual needs of each child in all areas of functioning. Students gain the academic, social, behavioral, and life skills they need to help them become more independent later in life. Legacy High School uses the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) – an effective, research-based strategy that has been proven to be effective for teaching students with disabilities – as the foundation for how we teach, how we foster our environment for learning, and how we engage our students.
In summary, our academic program consists of:
- A 10-month school model (August through May),
- Staff highly qualified and continue to participate in current professional development.
- A full day program from 8am-4pm.
- A student to teacher ratio of 8:1.
- Acceptance of the Family Empowerment Scholarships (FES) scholarships.
- College Bound, two Pathways: