Your teen works with a College & Career Readiness Counselor on course planning, college applications, scholarships, and exploring career pathways. Students in the Early Middle College Program also have a dedicated counselor who helps them stay on track for both a diploma and a degree. Visit our College Counseling page to learn more.
Our Academics
Arbor Prep follows a rigorous, research-backed curriculum that pairs strong core academics with a wide range of electives. Teachers use data to guide instruction and give students personalized support, so your teen builds the critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills they'll need after graduation. Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment let students take on college-level work and explore what comes next, whether that's college, career training, military service, or the workforce.
Curriculum
Course Offerings
Our curriculum includes core classes and a variety of electives that help students build on what they know and discover new interests. Students who want more challenge can take Advanced Placement (AP) courses and earn college credit through dual enrollment before they graduate.
Core Courses
Algebra I, II
Biology
Chemistry
Civics
College Advisory
Economics
English 9, 10, 11, 12
Geometry
Human Anatomy & Physiology
Physical Science
Pre-Calculus
Survey of College Math
U.S. History
World History
World Language
Electives
2D/3D Art
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Foundational Art
Intro Band
Intro to Computer Science
Physical Education & Health Technology
Video Game Design
Web Design
AP Courses
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science Principles
AP English Language
AP English Literature
AP Environmental Science
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art
AP U.S. History
"My daughter is growing and finding herself at Arbor Prep while receiving a good education."
Arbor Preparatory High School Parent
Looking Ahead
College Prep
Students at Arbor Prep can start college before they graduate. Through dual enrollment, they earn college credit while finishing high school, and the Early Middle College Program gives students five years to earn both a diploma and an associate degree or certificate, tuition-free. Our college counselors work with students on SAT prep, applications, scholarships, and financial aid, and juniors and seniors can schedule campus visits to see what fits.
Dual Enrollment
Students can take college courses while still in high school, earning credit toward both a diploma and a degree. Contact us to learn how to get started.
Early Middle College Program
Over five years, students can earn both a high school diploma and an associate degree or certificate, tuition-free. NHA covers tuition, books, and required fees.
College Counseling
Our college counselors work one-on-one with students and families on goal-setting, applications, scholarships, and financial aid, starting in ninth grade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Top College Prep Questions From Families Like Yours
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Every student takes a rigorous core curriculum and can add Advanced Placement courses or earn college credit through dual enrollment. Starting in ninth grade, college counselors work with students on goal-setting, applications, and financial aid, so your teen leaves with a plan for college, career training, military service, or the workforce.
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Students take core classes in English, math, science, and social studies, plus a range of electives that let them explore interests and build practical skills. Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment are available for students who want college-level work. Offerings vary by school year, so check our course list for what's available now.
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Yes, three ways. Advanced Placement courses let students take a college-level exam for potential credit. Dual enrollment means taking actual college courses for credit while still in high school. And the Early Middle College Program gives students five years to earn an associate degree or certificate alongside their diploma, tuition-free.
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Yes. AP courses are college-level classes taught in high school, and every NHA high school student takes at least two before graduating. Students who score well on the AP exam may earn college credit, depending on the college they attend.
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Yes. Dual enrollment lets students take actual college courses while still in high school and earn college credit directly, rather than through an exam. Eligibility depends on grade level and academic readiness. Contact us to learn whether your teen qualifies.
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Clubs & Activities
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