Brighton
FlexTech High School readies students for life with critical thinking, collaboration, and self-advocacy skills through customized coursework.
FlexTech Mission
FlexTech High School prepares students for life after high school by ensuring that they have the skills and confidence to surmount any challenge that life hands them by thinking critically, collaborating, and advocating for themselves. FlexTech students gain these skills by engaging in relevant coursework that is tailored to their interests and futures, coursework that is also grounded in meeting the requirements of the Michigan Merit curriculum and helps them to develop academically and in so many other facets of their life.
How We’re Different
At its heart, FlexTech High School is committed to welcoming students into school in a way that encourages work on their terms. By acknowledging and recognizing the areas where students may have previously struggled in school and assisting the student in designing a program that addresses these needs, students value themselves as learners and reengage in the learning process. The need for meaningful, relevant work is central to our flexible learning model.
Flexible Online Learning
FlexTech High School’s online learning option provides students with a flexible, personalized, and engaging educational experience. Designed for self-motivated learners, our program allows students to work at their own pace while meeting academic goals. Through project-based learning and access to supportive advisors, students can tailor their education to align with their interests and future aspirations. Whether balancing extracurricular activities, work, or personal commitments, FlexTech’s online platform ensures students have the tools and guidance they need to succeed.
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