CORE Community School - Students grades 6-12 with diverse learning and social-emotional needs
CORE Community School - Students grades 6-12 with diverse learning and social-emotional needs
CORE High School
At CORE Community School, we aim to nurture students into happy, confident, creative, critical-thinking, and empowered young adults. Our program celebrates diverse paths and values individual journeys, emphasizing growth through personalized experiences and meaningful academic achievements.
There is No Right Path We encourage students to explore a variety of pathways after graduation, recognizing that every student’s future is unique:
Dual Enrollment
College
Vocational or technical school
Gap year programs and travel
Military and other customized options
High School Diploma CORE students graduate with a college-preparatory diploma aligned with the University System of Georgia’s Required High School Curriculum (RHSC):
Eligible for HOPE Scholarships
Participation in the Georgia Match Program
The High School Experience We believe the high school journey should foster independence, leadership, and advocacy:
Robust social events and clubs
Athletic programs promoting teamwork and wellness
Opportunities for student leadership
The College Path CORE supports students planning for college with extensive preparation and resources:
Annual PSAT administration
SAT/ACT testing guidance
Dual Enrollment opportunities with structured support:
Application assistance for college admission
Guidance on Georgia’s Dual Enrollment funding via GA Futures
Completion of necessary agreements and accounts on www.gafutures.org
Our students have been accepted into prestigious institutions including Beacon College, Landmark College, Curry College (PAL), East Carolina University (STEPP), Andrew College (FOCUS), Georgia College, Emory, Clemson, Northeastern, Young Harris, Brevard, and UGA.
Vocational Program Our comprehensive vocational program ensures every student gains essential real-world skills:
Vocational coaching and required community service hours
Early vocational exposure during the 9th and 10th grades
Detailed transition planning and a dedicated career preparation course in 11th grade
Career fairs, professional apprenticeships, and technical college visits to enhance career readiness
CORE students have participated in internships and experiences across various fields and industries, preparing them for immediate employment or further vocational training.
CORE students have participated in internships and experiences across various fields and industries, preparing them for immediate employment or further vocational training.