Our mission

Compass provides Neurodivergent Learners with Purposeful Challenge for College and Life Readiness.

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Two people sitting at an outdoor table with vine-covered wall in the background, engaged in conversation.
A woman and a young man smiling and interacting in a room with storage bins and craft materials. The woman is wearing glasses and a white sweater, and the young man is wearing glasses and a pink polo shirt. They appear to be in a classroom setting.

Compass High School provides a specialized and supportive education for neurodivergent learners.

At Compass, social and emotional learning is as important as academic achievement.

We teach to students’ strengths, ensuring academic growth and success with self-advocacy and learning skills, meeting students where they are while propelling them forward.

Our unique teaching model leads to independent thinking and increased self-confidence in each student, preparing them for life after high school.


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Student in classroom with laptop and map

OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE

Compass High School will be a leading independent school in the education of students with learning differences.

We will be recognized as an exemplary program that provides a restorative alternative for students who have not been able to thrive in traditional school settings.

Our program will be recognized for developing successful adolescents by providing a safe environment, strong academics, varied enrichment offerings, and a global perspective on learning within a caring community.