Foundation Academy offers courses designed to meet the needs of students with a wide range of talents, interests and abilities.  It is our goal to serve each student at a level appropriate to their learning needs, while providing opportunities for students to be challenged and to experience academic growth.

The Foundation Academy middle school program allows students to begin pursuing honors level coursework in the 6th grade by providing the option for honors Mathematics.  Students will then have the option to pursue a wider range of honors course offerings as they progress through the 7th and 8th grades.  Foundation Academy's 8th grade students who are pursuing honors level curriculum have the opportunity to earn their first high school credits in Mathematics and Foreign Language.

The Foundation Academy high school program allows students to pursue one of three diploma options:  a standard diploma, a college preparatory diploma, or a college preparatory honors diploma. Foundation Academy offers a variety of options for accelerated coursework at the high school level.  Students may participate in Honors classes, Advanced Placement (AP) courses and Dual Enrollment (DE) courses through local community colleges.  Participation in AP and DE courses will allow students the opportunity to begin earning their first college credits while still in high school.